Dr. Mark is the best thing about Kaiser! He has been voted best MD in Milpitas by the Milpitas…read morePost readers for a number of years and it is well deserved. My company's Kaiser plan has steadily deteriorated as far as cost and benefits goes for the past 5 years; without Dr. Mark I honestly don't think I would stay with them. Very competent, thorough and a great sense of humor. Never felt rushed and he never seems to be late to his appointments. (Well, we should never say "never"! I'm probably jinxing it now...) If he is adding patients, I recommend you jump!

I've had Dr. Mark as my primary care doctor about 4 years. I've found him to be excellent. He…read morekind of takes a partnership approach to health. He listens to your concerns and is happy to refer you to a specialist when needed. He's always come through quickly on requests and he really seems to enjoy what he does. Because of people like Dr. Mark, my family and I really love Kaiser - and I don't know too many people who say that about their health care.

Dr. Woo performed my father's triple bypass surgery at Stanford Hospital - his personality is…read moreexactly what you'd expect from a surgeon. His staff are very friendly, very knowledgable and accommodating whereas he is extremely knowledgeable but lacking in friendliness. This did not bother my father because he knew he was there to perform the surgery and his Staff would be taking care of the recovery. My father is now over 6 months post op and feel like he has his life back. He can run and exercise again, and no longer has any issues with breathing. His only negative comment would be how long it took to get him released from the hospital even though he was already walking and cleared by most of the staff - this is not against Dr. Woo but rather the hospital administration that struggled to get him cleared more quickly to return home. Finally, Dr. Woo did an excellent job closing the incision and there is hardly any scaring.

It's been over 4 months since Dr Woo did my mitral valve repair surgery but I don't expect I'll…read moreever be back to normal. A cardiac surgeon at Stanford Hospital, Dr Woo offered me an 80% chance that he could correct my previous surgeon's botched surgery, and I really do appreciate him taking on that challenge. Just over one year ago I was extremely athletic, hiking in the mountains, cycling, running, and scuba diving, with no ill effects. An echocardiogram revealed moderate to severe mitral valve prolapse and a simple surgery was advised by the previous surgeon. That surgery was a disaster which left me severely out of breath and blacking out whenever I would pick up something off the floor or any time I would otherwise exert myself. I sought help from Dr Woo. He claimed he could restore me to my prior activity level. Following my open heart surgery by Dr Woo he made his rounds by the ICU and told me my surgery was "a complete success." [Note that the time he spent with me after surgery was no more than one minute, added to my initial consult this totaled probably no more than two minutes of time he spent with me, not real personable. ] The next day I discovered that Dr Woo had cut out a sizable portion of my AV node, that I was now in complete heart block, and that I would need a pacemaker or I would probably die. I was in shock! No mention was made of this possibility prior to surgery. Nevertheless I had the pacemaker placed and I was discharged home. I underwent cardiac rehab and a progressive home exercise program of about 2 hours per day, starting with walking and progressing to cycling and lifting weights. But no matter how hard I train my heart is just not improving. Although I've had no more blackouts, of which I'm very grateful, I do still get light-headed and extremely out of breath with any sudden exertion such as picking up a small object or climbing a flight of stairs. It's very discouraging to me. I give 3 stars, one for Dr Woo's amazing team, one for the fact that he was willing to take my case, and one that I have no more black outs. I just wish he'd been more realistic with me with such a vital part of my life because I really don't like surprises.

Dr. Kelly Traver is a smart, caring and capable physician. We greatly appreciated her quick and…read moreaccurate diagnosis of our son's condition. Despite her office being closed, she called our home in the evening with some important lab results, allowing us to take rapid action on our son's behalf. It seems there are very few physicians of her caliber, willing go the extra mile as she does. Her nurse, Tia, is also helpful and an asset to her practice. I highly recommend Dr. Traver and her team at Menlo Medical Clinic

I broke my front tooth while eating a slice of pizza last year, I was referred here my by dentist…read more Dr. Riccoboni was great, he was very kind and walked me through all of the ups and downs of the procedure. His staff was very friendly as well. Not much else to say, I think its important that you have a connection with your Dr, especially since this implant process takes at least a year. yup. ONE long year!! Thanks, look forward to finally having a tooth in a few months. :)

I have had 5 implants done by Dr. Riccoboni over the past ten years. First off, he's a pleasant guy…read moreto work with, he's personable and concerned about the health of your teeth and jaw. His staff is excellent, kind, considerate and patient. His front office is friendly and welcoming. HIs work is outstanding, he's not cheap, but with implants you pay for what you get. He follows up after the procedure and has always called after each implant surgery to make sure I was doing well. I have never had an issue with post surgery pain or extended discomfort. One implant caused some temporary numbness but that was because the location was close to a nerve and he explained that to me beforehand. I would highly recommend Dr. Riccoboni, he's the only Dr. I will see for future work.

Don't waste your time and money to be concierge patient for this doctor or clinic at Sutter Health…read more He fails to treat my medical issues constantly. Also, he and the clinic do not provide concierge services as promoted such as personalized, preventive health care plans, coordination of specialty care, integrative medicine, etc.

If you went to medical school and know what you need, Dr. Souvignier might be a good choice. But if…read moreyou need somebody to recommend your medical care, better look elsewhere. For 10 years Dr. Souvignier took care of my yearly physicals. I never told him what to do, and despite my marginally high PSA, he never ordered a PSA test. This was a simple check-box on the list of exams, but he did not bother. Until 10 years later I changed the doctor and found my PSA is 17. Prostate cancer. I wish I would know if PSA was constant or growing early. It would help me a lot to choose the best treatment. But I do not have the information. Friends say that if I file a complaint, he might loose his licence.

My wife had an excellent experience with Dr. Seetho for gallbladder surgery. From initial…read moreconsultation through surgery and follow-up care, he was highly knowledgeable, clear, and reassuring. He took the time to thoroughly explain the procedure, what to expect during recovery, and answered all of our questions in detail. The surgery went very smoothly, and I was especially pleased with the single-incision robotic approach. Recovery has been remarkably easy, with minimal pain and a well-healed, clean incision. I also greatly appreciated how accessible and responsive Dr. Seetho and his team were throughout the entire process. We felt well-informed and confident in the care from start to finish. I would highly recommend Dr. Seetho to anyone in need of gallbladder surgery.

We had a very poor experience with this doctor operating on a family member. The operation went…read morewell but later the problem resurfaced because Klaus wouldn't take the time to provide details about post-surgery care. As you can see from other reviews in various platforms, he is EXTREMELY impatient - and I mean outside the spectrum! Example: before surgery he would provide maybe 3-4 minutes (I'm not exaggerating) for questions before he gets up and starts walking out to his next patient. Post surgery he'd say "you need to shave the area" but there were so many details missing from that: what to look for, how often, what are the risks, what tools to use, which area is important, etc etc. Literally one sentence and he's out the door! So the problems resurfaced, and only after we transitioned to another doctor we were able to control the issue. I should've researched more and that's on me - but if you're reading this trust me, even if this is the only review do yourself a favor and find another doctor, one that will actually provide you with the necessary information before and after surgery.

I recently had my first colonoscopy with Dr Rengstorff (many previous ones with other doctors) and…read morewas very pleased with my experience. Our pre-op appointment was virtual. He explained his process and gathered information about my previous procedures. He gave me good suggestions on making the prep process as convenient/comfortable as possible. I met him in person before the procedure. He was very kind and reassuring. Everything went smoothly. I will continue to use him for any GI issues and would definitely recommend to others.

Dr. Daniel Rengstorff is a fantastic doctor that really listens and clearly explains things. He…read morereally reads your chart in advance or has an excellent memory, as he understands your past medical situation. I loved that when he did a colonoscopy I could watch and he explained things as he went along. I highly recommend him. I have been seeing him for years.

Dr. Chu didn't keep on top of my elderly parent's care while my parent was recovering at Los Alto…read moreSub-acute and Rehabilitation Center. My parent getting serious infection (sepsis) and bronchitis and after several weeks there had to be taken to local hospital and passed away two days later.

My wife Helen and I have been patients of Dr. Chu for many years. I wish to share my experience…read morewith others. Being quite familiar with physicians, having been involved in medical litigation earlier in my career as a lawyer. Dr. Chu is one of the finest and smartest physicians I have ever met and apart from this, he is a kind and caring human being in addition to being very sensitive and accommodating. As physicians cannot do their own research and are dependent upon drug company information, a certain skilled reasoning ability is required in the decision tree process. Dr. Chu has this wonderful element of common sense logic which we truly appreciate. Sanford N. Diller