Dr. David Tully-Smith is simply the best diagnostician in the Bay Area. His practice is concierge…read more Occasionally you have to wait because he takes whatever time he needs to be thorough. I found Dr Tully-Smith through a pharmacist friend of mine who said he was a brilliant doctor.

Best thing set up for a community. An example of what the right wings wants ended…read more Medical for some good, others no. Medical team is too, young, lacking acumen, and sagacity. FAILURES, at a Rush to judgment and Negating the patients report and symptoms Either incapable or worse There is Agiesm: a lack of cultural awareness, literature, history which is manifest here for what I got. Sadly this a Systemic issue in all American medical but better odds if you got insurance elsewhere if not your stuck Final note in the USA all medical will be unstable and untenable in near future a gift from sick and demented right wing gangs in America Good luck

I need the therapist so I reached out to my insurance and they gave me the Ritter center when I…read moretalk to the lady over the phone she told me she take my insurance and she told me she'll call me the next day we were going on the third day and for some reason they didn't give me the courtesy of a phone call I had to call in and they told me they don't take my insurance for some reason or another This place is a gimmick and from the first time that I talk to the lady, I didn't even feel comfortable to even talk to somebody there so whoever is looking for a therapist think again because this place is a gimmick they don't care about you.

Dr. Ulloa is hands down the best doctor we've ever had. Not only does he take care of my four…read morechildren but also us adults! He's a rare find these days - no matter how long it takes for an appointment he will spend the time with you so you fully understand a diagnosis and symptoms you are experiencing. I've been in his office for a couple of hours on many occasions. He's also incredible In a crisis. When my husband had a serious head injury he spent hours and days and weeks working with me to get the care we needed. He helped me with not only my husband but also my own psychological issues related to the injury. He truly managed my husbands care in an extraordinary way. UCSF trained, he's also never been wrong when he makes a diagnosis - never ever. You won't be disappointed if you choose him for you or your kids or both. Enjoy, he's a wonderful man too!!'

Amazing! A doctor who makes house calls, even on the weekends! Small office with one assistant,…read morewho is as special and helpful as Dr. Fernando. Just wish we had heard about him years ago as my Down Syndrome brother has extreme anxiety in medical offices. Dr. Fernando was the answer to our prayers!

My husband and I have been patients of Dr.Widman's for 20yrs. and we trust her with our lives…read moreliterally. She is our family pyhsician and more than that she is caring and thorough. She follows up on your reports from specialist's she may have to send you to. She talks to you the person and makes you feel comfortable. She's very smart and continue's to educate herself. We have been privileged to have her as our doctor and my gyn doctor. One of those gems in your life you thank god for. Maryann&Sam Canal

I worked with Dr. Daniel for about 2.5 years as I was getting sick too often with colds and flus…read more Instead of improving my immune system, it got dramatically worse and my overall health and fitness degraded a lot. Dr. Daniel did a lot of pricy and questionable testing and put me on 41 pills a day of either supplements or prescription medicine. I developed a concerning medical condition I'd never had before that made me feel sicker than ever, requiring me to stop eating many foods, and made me so fatigued, all I could do was lie on the couch most days for months. It was miserable. I finally got fed up with her after the second time she raised her prices significantly during the pandemic and fired her. I had spent tens of thousands of dollars on her appointments, testing and supplements. I immediately went off of everything she had prescribed and felt so much better within two weeks. My health has been just fine since I stopped following her advice 18 months ago. She may have a lot of five-star Yelp reviews but read them closely - few mention good medical outcomes from working with Dr. Daniel. That's because she gives her patients a discount on supplements in exchange for Yelp reviews which they write at the beginning of their treatment before they have any outcomes. This practice is unethical and should be illegal. Note to Dr. Daniel: When you attempt to rebut my review, be sure not to violate HIPAA.

Excellent doctor; disappointing practice…read more First of all, Dr. Daniel is extraordinary: extremely well-informed, profound, compassionate, and caring. Working with her had an incredibly positive effect on my health and well-being and I feel so grateful to have had the opportunity to work with her, and get back to optimal health. However, there have been recent changes to the practice that feel de-humanizing. Today, in the midst of a pandemic, I tried to log in to ask a question or make a short appointment, and was told my account was "inactive" as I had not had an appointment in a year. I called to see if I could ask Dr. Daniel, a doctor I really trust, a question or make an appointment, and Jason/Jonathan called me to tell me that I was no longer a patient, and the practice was not accepting new patients. I told him I'd been a patient since 2015, and asked him how I could make an appointment, or ask Dr. Daniel a question, and he said I would need to go online and read about my options, that who knows if I could be seen again, but that I might be a "level 2" or "level 3. " When I asked him what that meant, he said I should go online. As a longtime patient, a mother, and a scientist, I felt hurt and disrespected by this de-humanizing interaction. It seemed that the rug had been swept out from under my feet - I was booted from the practice because I felt well and hadn't had an appointment in a year. These new policies, and the interaction with Jason/Jonathan were the exact opposite of my previous experience with Dr. Daniels (warm, humanizing, caring). He left me with no other option than to seek other care.

I had to switch to a new doctor after being with Yee for over a year. He is unresponsive to…read moremessages through the kp website even though it says on there that they will respond within 48 hours. He has a medical assistant who should be checking it if he isn't. That's how all other doctors handle it. His medical assistant is rude and unprofessional as well. Worth it to go to the city for a physician instead. My new doctor is so much better. I only wish I switched earlier.

Unfortunately I found Dr. Yee to be abrupt and condescending and not a good choice as a primary…read morecare physician.

Highly intelligent professional who took the time to help unravel unethical practices being applied…read moreby another "therapist." My children and I were forced to use what we were told was a court approved therapist, and ripped my happy children away from the therapist they loved and benefited from. The woman that was forced upon us HAD BEEN REMOVED FOR CAUSE from the approved list. For a year, my children were being constantly upset by the harmful acts of a very unethical person and Nancy was able to identify what was going on and that my children were likely going through PTSD, and will once my children are with a properly trained therapist, they will get much better. And she was right! I took my daughter to a psychiatrist and the psychiatrist quickly observed that the "bad therapist" and an abusive situation were the source of the issues, and that the child needed to immediately get away from the "harmful interactions and torturous sessions" and the child would resolve. My daughter was beaming and glowing and it is truly a shame that some practitioners harm the name of therapy. Thank goodness Dr Nancy Olesen was able to set out the guidelines and point me to the APA and Standards that should be followed. Dr Nancy Olesen is an expert in her field and I reset my hope in professionals having standards to adhere to, and my ability to identify what was wrong.

I had a deeply disappointing experience with this child custody evaluator during a very difficult…read morecustody case many years ago. The evaluator failed to understand the actual family dynamics and recommended limiting my relationship with my daughter, portraying me as the primary problem. I was essentially told that it would be acceptable for my daughter to stop seeing me and that I should simply wait for her to come back into my life on her own. Thankfully, I did not give up on my relationship with my daughter. I continued to follow the court process, maintained contact, traveled across the country regularly to see her, and stayed committed as her parent despite enormous obstacles. My daughter is now 27 years old, and today we have a loving, healthy relationship. She recently visited me in San Francisco before starting a new job in Boston, and we spent a wonderful week together enjoying restaurants, Napa, shopping, and simply enjoying each other's company. Looking back, I believe the evaluator's conclusions were not only misguided, but potentially harmful. Parents should be cautious about placing too much weight on the opinions of custody evaluators who may not fully recognize manipulation, alienation, or the long-term importance of preserving a parent-child bond. I would give zero star if I could.

Dr. Cox is professional in everything she does. I had both an upper blepharoplasty and a lower…read moreblepharoplasty with her separately. The upper blepharoplasty was performed under local anesthetic and felt effortless! I have recommended Dr. Cox and the procedure to many of my friends who are apprehensive about surgery. The lower blepharoplasty required general anesthesia, which I was dreading, but everything worked out like magic. I woke up from the anesthesia as if I were emerging from a nap. After the bruising subsided in about two weeks, I noticed a significant change--from my eyes looking tired and droopy to appearing energetic and youthful. I'm thrilled with the results and would recommend (and have recommended) Dr. Cox to anyone considering eye surgery. She is the best!

Don't get too excited by the reviews. Dr. Cox is has a 5 star personality, and 1 star surgical…read moreskills. Dr. Cox did "droppy eyelid" repair for me in July 2024. She said it would improve my vision, it did not. In addition to which, it was far more painful than I was led to believe. She neglected to close my eye lids 100% (one needs 100% eye lid closure!), she changed the shape of my eyes. I once had beautiful almond shaped eyes. I now have weird looking round eyes. I now have dry eyes, resulting in daily discomfort. The surgery worsened my vision, my contact lens prescription kept changing, going up and down, I can't drive at night, it is too much of a strain to read books. I used to be an avid reader, finding great comfort in books. The is no longer a pleasure for me. I miss reading very much. Dr. Cox did try to remedy the problems by checking in with me asking "how are your eyes", checking my vision, and telling me how to heat rice in a sock to put over my aching eyes. Eventually, she said she couldn't help me anymore so I should go to UCSF. Of course, we all know UCSF has excellent doctors who are very busy. The one she sent me to, took months to get an appointment with. Once I did, they sent me to another doctor (an eye plastic surgeon) who sent me to another doctor. I've gotten tired, I've given up. One more thing, the surgical team: A component of the surgery to contend with is that Dr. Cox needs to wake the patient up during surgery to check on her work. I recall vividly how when I was under I felt like I was choking and couldn't breath. Dr. Cox caught my distress because she was checking on her work. She alerted the anesthesiologist, who then stopped telling some silly story or another and started paying attention to me, the patient, and put me in a position so I would feel like I was choking. That was terrifying! So, I'll give Dr. Cox credit for catching my distress, although I hope by now she is using a different anesthesiologist on her surgical team. All of this begs the question, why haven't I sued Dr. Cox? I really don't know. I think it is because I've been focusing on dealing with the fall out of my surgery fiasco. I encourage folks to consider surgery with Dr. Cox through very very carefully. Take good care.