I have been going back-and-forth (for more than a year now) with Dr. Maybury and his office over an…read moreerroneous charge for "out-of-network". I have healthcare coverage and should have been charged "in-network"... Yet, his office can't seem to fix it. Super frustrating. To add salt to the wound, he sent me a GoFundMe to help keep his practice up and running... wtf?!

Please know that I am not being overly dramatic here, but Dr. Maybury literally saved my life. As…read morepart of my annual physical and blood work, he noticed that my PSA was 6.0. (My uncle died of prosate cancer and his PSA was 26, so I figured 6 was "low". But what he saw was a bad trend over the past 2 years and strongly recommended I get a biopsy of my prostate. Well - turns out I have prostate cancer with an aggressive tumor (Gleason score of 9 out of 10). He referred me to Dr. Peter Carroll at UCSF, one of the best urologists in the country. He told me it appears we caught it early (thanks Dr. Maybury). I had surgery in March 2025 and thank God, it has been successful. So - I could not be happier with him as my doctor.

Dr. Morris was my cardiologist for about six years (following a stent procedure) until I moved from…read moreSan Francisco. He was always professional, courteous and thorough in his treatment of my heart condition. Most important, early-on, he agreed to take me off my various heart medications which were causing my fatigue. Since then, I have felt fine and only take a low-dose aspirin. His receptionist warned me to be on time for my appointments, and I was.

Unbelievably rude doctor. He charges $7,000 for a…read more"membership" fee. Out of pocket. No insurance. I had to reschedule my first appointment due to a work conflict. He wasn't available for weeks and weeks. When I showed up for the re-scheduled appointment, I was 5 minutes late. He rudely told me to leave because I was late and that he would not treat me. Now I've wasted weeks waiting for this appointment to have chronic issues treated have start all over with a new doctor. Avoid!!

For whatever fault of mine, I was late on paying a $25 copay visit. A couple months after my visit,…read moreI received a WARNING from a COLLECTION AGENCY demanding payment immediately. After paying what I considered an overly zealous demand for payment of a quibble, I called the office with the intention to schedule another appointment, but also to clarify why they immediately sent a COLLECTION AGENCY after me. I was met with immediate rudeness by the receptionist on the phone. No calm explanation or even passive aggressive response of paying my bills on time. The receptionist was IMMEDIATELY AGGRESSIVE. But the worst part was her THREAT that I could not have my prescription refilled until I came back in. Fair enough. I decided to switch doctors immediately, scheduled an online video appointment with another office, and had my medication within the week. Dr. Mark Illeman is an amazing, intuitive doctor, who immediately knew the correct path to take for my diagnosis. But there's no way I'd ever subject myself to dealing with his office ever again.

I have to admit that I'm always skeptical of doctors and the company they keep when it comes to the…read moreoffice in general. After experiencing Gary Feldman's office I will never go to another General Practice doctor in San Francisco. I've finally found the one place I can go that doesn't feel like a germ-infested death bed. I went in to go see Dr. Kramer as he was the only doctor available to take new patients at that time and day. I was nervous about seeing a new doctor, but then again I haven't had many positive experiences in SF. He was kind enough to see me on the day of request so I figured I lucked out. He was kind and attentive when listening to my symptoms. He asked the right questions and made acute assessments as to what my ailment might have been. After he complimented my shirt and we exchanged a few laughs I could clearly see that this man had a heart. I've heard wonderful things about Dr. Feldman to and would be happy to recommend this doctor's office to anyone who shares my company. Keep up the good work fellas!

Dr Khoo is now with Sutter Health and I followed her to this new facility. She's been a fantastic…read moredoctor for me. Great follow through and has encouraged me to exercise, maintain my weight, by following a glycemic diet, I've lowered my a1c within 5 months. She takes the time to listen to your concerns and is truly sincere about your well being. I'm so heathy because of her guidance and professional advice.

I am so glad I can continue to see Dr. Karen Khoo at her new location. I have been a patient of Dr…read more Khoo for 20+ years and have always received great service from her and her staff. I highly recommend her.

Unfortunately, Ellie joined Hill Physicians (dismal 1.7 Yelp rating), forcing all her patients to…read moreuse that system, which may be good for her, but for patients not so much. As a result, I've switched doctors.

I've been a patient of Dr. YS for more than a decade and I can't recommend her enough. She's caring…read moreand thorough. As I've changed jobs throughout the years I have selected insurance to stay with her. She's seen me through very challenging times with my health and I've always felt confident in her stewarding my treatment. I've sent many friends and colleagues to her - particularly women who have had negative experiences with other doctors.

Dr. Hassler has been my physician for over two decades and I have learned to trust his medical…read moreadvice completely. He has gotten me successfully through quite a number of medical challenges. He is easy to work with, listens carefully to his patient's concerns (and sometime ramblings) but always responds with intelligent thoughtful insight. He is a highly competent and I would recommend him without reservation to any person seeking sound medical support.

the best doctors office ever! i have been going there for 15 years. i hope they never retire! thank…read moreyou!!

I am a currently retired physician and Dr. Yoss has been my primary care doctor for 10+ years and I…read morepray he does not retire soon. He is an incredibly smart doc who is also remarkably kind, friendly and funny (what a laugh!). He is open to integrative medicine, up to date re the latest advances in medicine and helps his patients make evidence-based decisions. Dr. Yoss also checks in on all his patients mental well-being - he knows how important it is. If you are fortunate enough to have him as your PMD, count your blessings! Also need to mention - his support staff is stellar. Everyone from the receptionists to his medical assistants are the best.

Dr. Yoss was my doctor 20 years ago and I had to give him up because I was moving from San…read moreFrancisco to San Jose for work. He was a combination of a brilliant doctor, a very nice man, and nonjudgmental that made it easy to talk to him about anything. A close friend of mine for 60 years needed a doctor in San Francisco and Dr. Yoss came to mind immediately.

Surgeon Victor Prieto from St. Francis Memorial Hospital's Sport Center sent me to Dr. Richard Ward…read morefor a pre-surgery examination for a knee replacement in November 2022. When I saw Dr. Ward, he acknowledged that he and Dr. Prieto were friends; however, he expressed surprise that I came to see him at Dr. Prieto's request since, according to him, Dr. Prieto ought to have known that he does not perform pre-surgery examinations. I was nonplussed. What was I to do now? Because this was my first-time seeing Dr. Ward, he asked me who my prior PCP was. When I gave him the name, Dr. Ward quipped sarcastically, "He was an oddball. It's good he's no longer practicing medicine." What an unhelpful, snide comment about another professional. Dr. Ward nonetheless gave me a superficial examination, checking my weight, my vital signs, and my blood pressure. I do remember asking Dr. Ward about my leg that suffered from edema. I told him I thought I had lymphedema. He didn't even look at my leg, but simply and openly diagnosed me with varicose veins! He did not even try to understand that my leg was full of edema because my knee replacement had broken and was tearing into my bone! He did not even tell me why he was performing an examination that had nothing to do with my surgery. When I left Dr. Ward's office, I still had no clue as to what to do to get my pre-surgery examination or who to see about it in order to get it done. Dr. Ward offered me no referral. Later, I nearly choked when I learned that Dr. Ward charged my insurance more than $300 for an exam that had no bearing on my upcoming surgery. The second interaction I had with Dr. Ward happened over the telephone - when I had to find a different surgeon from Dr. Victor Prieto who had decided last minute that he did not want to perform the knee replacement surgery that had been already set up. I telephoned Dr. Ward for advice. Could he recommend another knee surgeon for me? He informed me that he had heard of Dr. Prieto's refusal to perform my surgery and exuded over the phone line a dark, contemptuous attitude that explicitly conveyed I must have been at fault for that refusal. Ignoring his negative attitude, I inquired nonetheless if he knew of any other knee revisionist surgeons I might see instead -- to which Dr. Ward said he knew nothing at all about knee replacements or knee surgeons, except for Dr. Prieto, so I brought up the name of Dr. Nikolai Wolfson, whom I had researched myself online and stated to Dr. Ward that Dr. Wolfson's website stated he was "world-renown" as a surgeon. Despite his saying he knew no other knee replacement surgeon, Dr. Ward quipped snarkily, "In his imagination, Dr. Wolfson is a world renown surgeon." How could he make such a nasty remark when he claimed he knew no other knee surgeon than Dr. Prieto. He was obviously contradicting himself and inspiring mistrust in me. I was on my own to seek out a surgeon. The third and last time I saw Dr. Ward was after my knee surgery and I was still hampered by problems of lymphedema and I also had nail fungus in one toe. He inspected my foot this time and touched my leg that had edema, saying to me what I already knew and had known for some time: I had lymphedema. He also told me I had nail fungus. I asked him what I might do about these two conditions since his recommendations were not forthcoming. He said he could not provide any referral for lymphedema as he knew no lymphedema specialist, and as for the nail fungus, he could, he said, provide me an antibiotic, but it would be prescribed for six months, if it worked at all, and it might harm my liver. He seemed to leave it to me to figure out what to do next. He recommended nothing, just as he did the first time I saw him. I was on my own to provide my own medical solutions. A few days after my last visit with Dr. Ward, he sent me a survey via email asking my opinion about the service I had recently received from him, inviting me to give my opinion and to state whether or not I liked what service I had received from him. I had no problem answering the survey in an honest and straight-forward manner: No, I did not like the service I received. I hadn't really received any advice or help whatsoever through my visit with him. I felt ignored and abandoned to develop my own medical solutions on my own. Shortly thereafter, I received a stunning, cutting email followed by a letter both of which declared that he was now refusing to be my primary care physician. I saw immediately that he did not value an honest response nor was his survey anything more than a begging gimmick for self-flattery. I never met a doctor who displayed so much narcissistic indifference to a patient and who showed so little medical skill or knowledge. He could have been an actor playing a doctor on TV for all the help or advice I received from him.

I've seen Dr. Ward for 5+ years and agree with the folks on here who say he's the best doctor…read morethey've had. He's knowledgeable, responsive and a good listener. I've kept my current insurance mainly so I can continue to see him. He's very good at responding to electronic questions when something comes up, his staff has always been able to get me asap when it's urgent. I hope he continues to practice for years, I was very happy to find him when I moved here.