Getting an appointment is especially difficult. With an abnormal test I have to wait 3 months to…read moresee the leg doctor and have to start with a NP, I love NPs but then I will have to wait to see the MD. I had to wait 6 months to see a primary care doctor. THIS IS BAD CARE, it prolongs the illness /problem and has the potential to worsen it. I am disgusted and frustrated the system runs so badly and I don't see it being addressed.

I was at Marin General on a Monday to pickup some x-rays…read more I found parking right away, and it was near the lobby. I saw that the entrance doors open outward, which seemed to be a problem for some people. The reception gave me directions, and I found Radiology quickly. X-Ray staff were super friendly and helpful. Very nice waiting area, plenty of seating. Overall, I much improved experience at Marin General @ 250 Bon Air Rd.

Policies around appointment times need to be communicated by staff to Patients. Dr. Baidu has a…read morestandard of 2 minutes late equals reschedule. I call bullshiviki on that especially when it takes an unreasonable amount of time book an appointment. Dr. Baidu has set a standard that his staff can't meet. While I appreciate efficiency, I think flexibility is a missing element and then his staff has to take the brunt of dissatisfied patients. Dr. Baidu needs to learn leadership and management versus dictating standards that are unreasonable and have a significant negative impact. I am accountable for being 7 minutes late. I find that a 10 minute window is reasonable. 2 minutes is misguided. I personally think that this physician is a disappointing model. If a patient must endure a 2 plus month delay in getting an appointment, surely the Practice can communicate the precious nature of his minutes and seconds. FYI, restaurants give a standard +/- 10-15 minute window. A banner should go on the website that highlights the 2 minute demand. Very disappointed in Marin Health, who on average takes a delay from appointment time of more than 15 minutes to actually be be seen by a Provider. Marin Health is under resources to begin with (most Providers are not taking new Patients). I'd say Marin Health Executives need to pay attention to their business.

I drove 45 minutes to arrive at my appointment on time that I understood was scheduled for 3:45 PM…read more When I walked in the office they notified me I was five minutes late, (yes just five minutes) and they told me I had to reschedule. Never in my 60+ years has a doctors office told me to go away, as you know, usually you wait. I'm in extreme pain and sitting in the parking lot as I write this. They operate in 20 minute increments so why couldn't the doctor have given me a 15 minute visit, it was only a verbal face to face anyway with hopefully a pain prescription. Why are they jamming people so closely together? To maximize every dollar out of patients and this zero tolerance for five minutes late is like some Catholic boarding school rule out of the 1800s. Very very unreasonable when it takes weeks or longer to get an appointment and you're in pain. If you're looking for empathy this place isn't it, you're a number on a chart! I've seen the doctor in the past, I'm expressing no opinion on him personally but this new policy stinks and no notice was given we must arrive early or we're punished like children. As I discussed this with the embarrassed employee in reception a woman in the waiting room chimed in and said "you should see how bad their reviews are" as she looked up from her phone with a distressed expression (no kidding). I'll look elsewhere for an office that isn't treating us like sheep. Oh, and I recall last time I saw Dr Naidu I had to wait about 15 minutes but I guess that's okay. Forget the value of my time as a business owner and a schedule of my own. I'm not rescheduling I'll move on to a kinder and more competent office and skip the conveyer belt.

I had multi level lumbar fusion surgery with Dr. Su in December. I was in horrific pain and he…read moremoved a surgery to be able to get me in! The staff has been consistent and responsive - well beyond most Dr. Offices. Previously, I had cervical fusion/decompression surgery and lumbar decompression at UCSF. Every day I wish with all my heart that I'd gone with Dr. Su for those. It's hard not to blame myself because I'm convinced if I'd gone with Dr Su initially I wouldn't be left with cervical chronic pain. Dr Su's approach is to do the most minimal surgery because you can always do more, but can't correct surgery that shouldn't have happened. In my case, this lumbar fusion and reconstruction Dr Su did on November was to correct the first aggressive lumbar decompression at UCSF. I'm now 6 weeks post surgery and feel like I'm getting my life back! Nerve recovery has been difficult and painful, and the staff has been incredible at addressing it. For the first time I feel like I'm part of a team working to heal me. Shout out to PA's Connor and Julie, and Anna and Bruno for back office support. One more thing to consider...the practice consists of several high quality doctors that offer supporting procedures adjacent to surgery.

Review for Dr. Naidu and Dr. Su…read more Apologies for the delay in writing this review--but my gratitude has only grown with time. Thank you, Dr. Naidu, for truly changing my life. One of the things I appreciated most was how honest and transparent both you and Dr. Su were with my prognosis. Your directness allowed me to make informed decisions without false hope, while still feeling heard and respected. You didn't just prescribe a path--you listened to my concerns and worked with my choices. The main reason I chose to fly from Los Angeles--despite the costly flights and hotel stays--was because you believe in starting with conservative care before jumping to surgery. That meant everything to me. Although Dr. Su thought my lower back MRI showed serious issues, he still agreed to try epidural injections first. Thankfully, I only needed two. Those injections gave me my life back. Before meeting you both, I had been off work for six months. Every provider I saw in L.A. pushed for surgery. As a nurse, I've seen patients come back years later with even more pain after surgery. I know surgical techniques have evolved, but I wasn't ready to take that step without a team I could trust--and I trust you both. Just three weeks after my first injection, I returned to work. I'm on my feet 12 hours a day, and I was finally able to do it again. Thank you--truly. My husband got his wife back. My kids got their mother back. Before treatment, I looked and felt ten years older. Now, I feel like myself again. I had been managing well with just Tylenol and ibuprofen for the occasional mild pain. But I made the mistake of seeing a chiropractor recently, and everything changed. My MD ordered a new MRI, and now both my neck and lower back are flaring up again. So--my next visit with you is already booked for August, flights and hotel included. I'm hopeful once again. Lastly, Dr. Naidu--thank you for fitting me in on my first consultation. When I look back, we laugh now about how I begged you to give me that first injection right away. You told me to be there at 8 a.m. because you had a small gap in your schedule--but what you didn't know is that I was already parked outside your building by 7 a.m. I wasn't going to miss that appointment. Best decision I ever made. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Dr. Su--I'll never forget when you looked at my MRI and said, "Oh no... your back is messed up. The epidural won't give much benefit." You had such a straight face that I thought to myself, Oh no... if he can't help me, I'm in deep sh--. But despite that, you still advocated for me. You spoke to Dr. Naidu, and he gave me a life-changing injection. THANK YOU. Just two injections--and I've been doing well ever since! Please, don't give me that look again when you see my MRI this time. Words alone can't express how grateful I am. Thank you.

So much better than Marin Health Medical Center, where they are very unfriendly starting from the…read morelack of places to sit and wait for transportation outside to having to be practically interrogated to visit or get inside for your appointments. MHMC has become the worst, passive aggressive employees who love to whine and complain and take out their frustrations on patients, the Marin Specialty Surgery Center has non of that underlying tension. The employees here treated me with kindness, care and welcomed me . They were all caring, kind and appeared to like their work, completely the opposite of MHMC, and thank god!!! The staff was genuine , expressing a high work ethic and were warm, from the moment I walked in to the minute I left. THUS IS WHAT HEALTHCARE LOOKS AND FEELS LIKE!!! Thanks to every single employee, from the front office staff, to the nurses, the OR employees and my surgeon, they all kept me informed of what to expect, what was going on, and anomaly's going on, so refreshing to be considered and be welcomed into the conversation involving my healthcare!! Super impressed. At MHMC, employees acted like patients were a burden, not here. Where were you all ten years ago?!?! I'm thrilled to know there is an alternative to MHMC and their crappy employees with their equally crappy attitudes towards patients. Through the high quality of treatment I experienced here, my faith that there are still people in healthcare who express kindness,compassion, a high standard of work ethics. 100% recommendation!!!

Amazing World Class 5 Star Surgery Center here…read more The Humans Here, kind, caring, respectful, warm, friendly, welcoming, inclusive. They are very good at what they do here. Highly recommend. Avoid Greenbrae Surgery Center aka Nightmare Surgery Center!

My wife and I went through a (30+K) round at Marin Fertility Center (MFC) without results. We met…read morewith both Dr. Uzelac and Dr. Brotherton. From the beginning the vibe was tense in the office, everyone seemed a bit stressed, even the front desk wasn't very friendly. The kind of tension the comes from the top down to employees (we later heard this is in fact the case). We later learned good friends of ours had also paid high dollars for no results and felt the weird vibe we felt. Dr Brotheron was nice, if I was to bet, she'll move on. We did and got pregnant. We found a clinic with a warm vibe that does much deeper genetic tests and had much better reviews. Reviews matter. Most couples have one shot at this, choose wisely.

MFC was the best decision we've ever made! I have a very challenging case of diminished ovarian…read morereserve and endometriosis, so we knew the journey would be difficult. Initially, we also considered Spring Fertility Center in SF due to many recommendations, but after our first visit with Dr. Joy Brotherton, we felt confident that MFC was the right place for us. Dr. Brotherton treated us as individuals, not just another case or a number for their statistics. She took the time to explain everything about IUI and IVF, enabling us to make informed decisions. Because I was running out of time, we decided to pursue IVF. Throughout the process, the entire team was incredibly supportive. Linda at the front desk, the administrative coordinator Maria (who handled all the insurance matters), and the nurses--Isabel, Ginger, Lia, Jennifer (and others)--were all so sweet and caring. I have very difficult veins to work with, and Isabel was always patient and approached it with a great sense of humor. I only interacted with Dr. Uzelac a few times, but he was kind and extremely knowledgeable. Dr. Brotherton was exceptional--she always responded to my emails in less than 24 hours, and she was always open to hear my suggestions on the treatment, it felt like a two way conversation, this rare to find when dealing with doctors. And the clinic answered my calls promptly 95% of the time with immediate and helpful responses. In a long and stressful process like IVF, that level of communication is invaluable. After two egg retrievals, I am now living my miracle--pregnant with my first child. My only suggestion for improvement would be regarding Prya, the first insurance coordinator I interacted with. Unfortunately, she was rude and made me feel like I was a burden. However, after I brought this to the clinic's attention, they reassigned my case to Maria, who was wonderful and handled everything perfectly. Overall, I am so thankful we chose MFC. The entire staff made this journey special and will always hold a special place in our hearts.

I am in Alameda County, which was not listed. Your group leader was obviously tired and negatively…read moreappraised/commented our group as curiosity seekers, "no takers" and "only there for the meal," from just about the outset of his presentation. He never gave the cost of the "special" infusion that was being offered in my area until pressed, and after all had left but three of us. Unfortunately for him, I had advanced information and experience regarding similar procedures being done worldwide, in Mexico, Panama, the Caribbean, Germany, Eastern Europe, etc. Rather than welcoming the depth and breadth of my research, information, and experience, the poor soul found it necessary to bestow a negative evaluation of my experience and research...and me. Strange as it may seem, he found it necessary to call me on under a pretense to find out my identity. I vote to give the seminar leader a vacation!

I saw the great reviews and set up a 30 m consult, but in reading the info page CIT incorrectly…read morestates that no insurance covers Ketamine. Kaiser covers the infusions and for example Mindful Health Solutions the eKetamine. Why doesnt it accept insurance for the counselors?

I've been a chronic pain patient for a little over 20 years. When the problem first appeared I…read moretried to work through it for nearly a year and finally had surgery to correct it, which it only partially did (no reflection on the surgeon) so I entered the world of chronic pain management. It's not a pleasant place that can also be confusing. After a number of years with different providers I was unhappy with the results. Fortunately I was referred to Dr. Robert Savala in San Francisco and his assistant Dierdre Jo about 15 years ago for interventional pain management. Within no time it was apparent that I was dealing with the right people. My chief pain complaint was lower lumbar, from L-4 to S-1, with significant and crippling bouts of sciatic nerve problems. After a thorough evaluation we agreed that Transforaminal Epidurals were the most likely procedure to yield good results for me. The decision was made after a strong collaborative approach, where he listened to me outline my complex medical history for as long as it took, and he then thoroughly outlined possible approaches and we agreed on a course of action. I'm happy to say that the results were excellent, and every time I've run up against another episode we repeat that same process as needed and keep getting good results. Finally, as for collaboration, his assistant Dierdre Jo is a huge part of the process from start to finish, getting me in to see him and then into surgery centers as quickly as possible. People typically only write reviews if they're either really pleased or really not pleased, and that's true here. Real chronic pain is bad enough to live with, I've seen and been treated by the best, and I've never met anyone I'd rather work with than Dr. Savala and Dierdre Jo.

I am a nurse and have known Dr. Savala professionally and personally for 25 years. I am now a…read morepatient and am thankful that he is my doctor. I've had long covid symptoms for 3 years and the fatigue has been debilitating at times. A friend told me about a stellate ganglion block helping someone she knew and I talked about it with Dr. Savala. We agreed it was worth trying and it has been a game changer and I feel like I have my life back.

Not only is Dr Teasdale an excellent surgeon but he has a warm and relaxing bedside manner and is…read moresomeone you would want on your side particularly after suffering a nasty injury. I feel fortunate that he was on call at Marin General when I shattered my patella, which BTW is functioning very well now thanks to Dr Teasdale's skills.

I worked at Marin Health as an RN in the ICU, and encountered Dr Teasdale there , long before I…read morewent to him as a patient. I always found him to be a nice man. I recently went to him for a partial hip replacement and he did a great job. Every medical practitioner who has looked at my incision site has commented on how neat it is. Also he sees his patients himself on follow up visits, and does not fob them off onto a PA, as most other doctors do.

Caring nurses, doctor & staff made the procedure easy & comfortable. I give them kudos for making…read morean enduring experience doable.

Had a colonoscopy at 45. People only post the negative and the scary "prep". Ez pz. Do you want…read morecolon cancer or a super easy procedure that takes 1 day out of your life? Doctor was bomb.

The staff were all very friendly and was recommended to go to PFC by a colleague. I would highly…read morerecommend this place to anyone looking for a great care team.

This is my personal experience, but I was very disappointed with this practice. We went to the…read moreGreenbrae location. For context, I am a dark-skinned Asian woman. My interactions with Dr. Agard were positive; my concerns were primarily with the rest of the staff. I was instructed to go to a third-party vendor for blood work, while my husband, who is white, was able to have his blood work done on-site. This immediately made me feel as though we were being treated differently. That feeling was reinforced during a meeting with the marriage counselor. She was rude and unexpectedly asked whether we were prepared to raise a mixed-race child. In 2025, I was shocked that this would even be a topic of discussion in this setting. Combined with the consistently slow response times, we ultimately decided to seek care elsewhere and in the city. When we informed the practice of our decision, the response was simply, "Okay." No one asked for feedback or seemed interested in understanding our concerns. I cannot say with certainty why we had this experience, but as a person of color in a mixed-race marriage, I left feeling not safe, uncomfortable and unwelcome. If you are part of a mixed-race couple or from a minority background, I think it's important to be aware that your experience here may differ from others.