Dr. Damara Hale is an excellent physician. You couldn't do better. She is highly skilled in her…read moreprofession and very knowledgeable. I feel so blessed to be under her care. She takes the time to listen and to explain things in a manner for which one can understand. She is a kind and compassionate person who genuinely care cares for her patients.

I can't recommend Dr. Hale highly enough. She is a warm, caring person and a consummate physician…read more Don't be fooled by how young she looks. In my 83 years I don't believe I've ever had a better doctor. I feel extremely lucky to have found her.

Dr. Jennifer Lee is a fantastic physician and human-being. She is extremely skilled. She always…read moretakes the time to see that your issues are fully addressed. She is an excellent M.D. and I feel blessed to be in her care. I also appreciate the people who answer the phones. Today I would like to acknowledge Alyssa who was most helpful and very thoughtful!

Dr. Lee is super great!…read more She's a wonderful, empathic doctor who knows all the routine stuff 110% and isn't afraid to do a bit of research if she encounters something uncommon. She's respectful, and no-nonsense about what her patient needs to do to get better, but she's also got a great sense of humor. She's willing to work with you to find the treatment that meets your needs. The back-office staff is very friendly and competent. Although we are adults, I think she'd be fantastic with kids, too. I wouldn't hesitate to bring my (hypothetical) child to see Dr. Lee. Five stars well earned!

I have been seeing Dr. Filhas for over 15 years. She is a great pain management.doctor and a…read morecompassionate soul. I was told by several other orthopedic docs that I need surgery. I did not want to do that, especially being so young when the injury occurred. Over the years, we have tried many things. If something doesn't work, she finds a formula that does. She is very knowledgeable about nutritional requirements for chronic pain patience and has given me life changing treatment. I credit her for saving my life. My pain when I med her was off the scale. Now it it typically around a 4. I highly recommend her for a much longer list of reasons. The best reason of all tht between her , Aimee and Sara, they take care of all of her patients and love us all.

I would run from this office. The way Dee treats her patients is unkind and unprofessional. Her…read moreoffice is unclean and she doesn't follow up when she is overseeing her patients medical needs. I would stay away from her medical practice.

For overall satisfaction, I would give him a 3 except that he is very nice, I think he has…read moreextensive knowledge within the conventional sphere of cardiology and I suspect he is an excellent surgeon. So he gets an extra point for social skills and expertise. If you have atherosclerosis or some other common heart condition, he may well save your life, at least in the short run, and have great success even over the long term. He may also have saved my partner's life when his heart was seriously fibrillating, though I think an earlier doctor at the hospital really gets the credit as being the one on duty first. If you want to try out alternative medicine, he is not your man (though he seems to have nothing against taking extra CoQ10, magnesium and d-ribose if you think of it yourself). Also, he does not seek out root causes that may be outside the field of cardiology, such as possible causes for lone atrial fibrillation (which according to my unprofessional research of publications could be due to B1 deficiency - in the US most likely caused by alcoholism, or Lyme disease, thyroid or other glandular problems, diabetes, or something else.) I give our case as an example. Lone atrial fibrillation is our issue. It may not be yours. Expect prescription heart-related drugs. Do your own homework about side effects. He did not seem helpful when we raised concerns about long-term side effects. When we talked about warfarin a couple of years ago, he did not discuss the pros and cons of warfarin versus other anti-coagulants, but just tried to scare the patient into continuing warfarin. I feel this is negligent. There are alternatives, including at least two other prescription drugs. Perhaps insurance won't pay for them, but that is no reason to withhold information about them. (Insurance or economic conditions for the patient may change, after all. Warfarin is a Vitamin K2 antagonist and as such can cause osteoporosis, by the way. Other heart medicine may also cause osteoporosis. Dr. Bowden is not concerned. I am. It would make logical sense to monitor bone density over time. Nobody is doing that.) Regarding atrial fib, his only explanation was that in this case it was probably caused by a virus, and if you went looking for it, it would be gone by now. In my humble opinion, settling too quickly on that as an explanation fails to rule out other causes, thereby potentially missing something very important. (Though to be fair, a prior blood test did not suggest thyroid problems, so we can probably rule that one out.) He is assuming the cause is now gone, and only the atrial fibrillation remains. I am not so sure the initial cause is gone. I know the patient. He has other problems that have not been addressed (including possible Lyme disease - given the number of tick bites he has had, sometimes while sleeping, so the ticks were on him for hours, not minutes) and if they are not the cause of the atrial fib, they most likely contribute to his overall ill health, including adversely affecting the atrial fib. Unfortunately, the patient cannot afford to pay for any tests that his conventional docs do not think to do. All in all, if I had to have a cardiologist in an emergency, I would not be worried if Dr. Bowden was assigned to me at the hospital. For long-term care, though, I would look beyond Dr. Bowden. His may be focusing too narrowly within his specialty.

Dr. Bowden is very kind and patient in trying to get my blood pressure regulated. Our family has…read morehad several major life events this year, but he has kept a close eye on me! I had NO problem getting an appointment because our family primary care highly recommended him. I would recommend him to anyone, especially those who need attentive care.

I've lived in Healdsburg for 18+ years and switched to Dr. Albeg after my primary physician…read moreretired. At the time, I was traveling a lot for work and I had one occasion when I was experiencing extreme pain coming off of a trip. I tried to sched an appointment but was offered the nurse as the Dr. was too busy. She did the general poke and prod and then said she'd report to the Doc and get back to me. Did I mention extreme pain? No response and later that evening, I had to take myself to the ER where they diagnosed a kidney stone. I had a few general annual check-up sessions and it always seemed like he was racing to finish as quickly as possible to maximize turn-over. The nurse does the general stuff, then he flashes in with a big grin, asks general questions, gives generic advice, and then he's gone in 5 minutes flat. My final visit was just before Covid lockdowns. I had lost a lot of weight (on purpose - 35+ pounds) and he didn't comment on why that was or offer a pat on the head saying that was good/bad...same hurry up offense like nothing had changed. When my bloodwork came back with cholesterol levels a bit out of whack due to my intermittent fasting/clean keto regimen (the root cause of the weight loss) he emailed me and told me to just eat more fish. I was frankly shocked at his complete lack of professional curiosity and obvious apathy. Probably late for a tee time and couldn't be bothered. Dr. Albeg is all that is wrong with the medical system. He's lazy, uncaring, and will keep phoning it in until he gets fired or enough bad reviews that he has to move.

Dr. Albeg is a pretty good doctor. He's usually patient but I often feel rushed and limited to a…read morefive-minute appointment. On the other hand, he's always on time and I've never had to wait more than a few minutes. He is very responsive to email and online messaging via the PAMF website.

Dr Gelphman Is the best doctor I've had. Always able to get an appointment in a reasonable amount…read moreof time and she doesn't rush through your appointment to get to the next patient. Very informative and always goes the extra mile and for someone like me who doesn't trust doctors because they usually act like know it alls I was impressed when I asked her a question she wasn't 100% on and rather than blow it off or give me misinformation she said "hold on I'm not sure let me find out and be positive". Humility is an amazing quality in a doctor.

If I could give Dr. Gelphman 100 stars, I would. Absolute best Doctor I've had. Listens, responds,…read morerecommends. Thoroughly present your entire visit.

If you have all day to spend at the dr this is your place!! The wait time was ridiculous for a…read moreroutine appointment. I'll never go back.

In regards to a one Dr Chibras. He is known by the state to falsify lab reports, treat patients in…read morea non-compassionate way and bully his staff. When confronted, he denies all questions asked about his questionable treatments. Please, see this doctor at your own risk and if you don't have anything seriously wrong with your person. One final note, you are ENTITLED to GOOD and HUMANE treatment from your doctor, make sure you hold them to the high standards that they should be held at !!!!!