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Top Care Medical Group has clinics throughout the San Jose region. We are constantly expanding to meet your health care needs. Our clinics are open weekdays and Saturday. We use a team-based approach which involves the physician, PA, NP, nurses, medical assistants, other healthcare professionals and other members of the care team to provide the most comprehensive healthcare services to our patients.

We recognize San Jose is a diverse community therefore we have staff that speak Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Tagalog, Korean and Hindi that will help you.

Clinic Locations

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday – 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

    • Top Care Medical Group Camden

      2242 Camden Ave #204, San Jose, CA 95124
      Phone: (650) 249-1364
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    • Top Care Medical Group S. White Road

      (Major cross street: Quimby Rd and White Rd)
      Phone: (408) 223-7771
      Fax: (408) 223-7779
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    • Top Care Medical Group Lexann

      (Major cross street: Silver Creek Road and Lexann Ave)
      Phone: (408) 532-0105
      Fax: (408) 532-0106
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    • Top Care Medical Group Jose Figueres

      (Major cross street: McKee Rd and Jackson Ave)
      Phone: (408) 259-0737
      Fax: (408) 259-0649
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    • Top Care Medical Group Burdette

      (Major cross street: Tully and King)
      Phone: (408) 912-5572
      Fax: (669) 275-2571
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    • Top Care Medical Group Alum Rock

      (Major cross street: Alum Rock and Capitol Ave)
      Phone: (408) 729-2900
      Fax: (408) 254-9090
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FAQ

When will I be able to eat?

Patients are able to eat after all their tests are completed and the physician has evaluated the results. On average, it is within three to four hours. However, it is sometimes necessary for patients to remain “NPO” (nothing by mouth) until further tests and/or studies are completed.


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When will I receive my pain medication?

Because pain medication can mask important clues to your medical condition, it may not be given until tests are completed and the physician has evaluated the results. However, treatment for pain is important so please let your nurse or physician know when you are experiencing pain or if there is no relief from the medication that was prescribed. You will be asked to rate your pain throughout your stay in our department and, if admitted, on our medical floors.


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When will I see a physician?

All patients are first triaged by an ER nurse. Then patients are evaluated by a physician. Patients who have a higher acuity of illness (i.e. heart attack or stroke) may be treated before those patients with less severe conditions (laceration, sprained ankle, etc.). Your patience is always appreciated.


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As a mother the most helpful service that Dr Nigam provided to me was Parent education. The office staff very friendly and nice.

– Mohini J., Yelp Review