Dr. Newman is a great physician. His specialty is Pulmonary but he is so well diversified that his…read moreexpertise flows into other areas as well. He saved my partner in crime from having to be hospitalized for weeks in a hospital when the Covid 19 was rampant. He checked on him weekly and gave him hope that this too shall pass. His recovery due to pneumonia and sepsis took months and Dr. Newman was there every step of the way. As for me, I have been a patient for decades. When other asthma doctors did not know what to do except pile on the Cortisone which had dozens of unwanted side effects, Dr. Newman was willing to investigate multiple treatments. He does not use on size fits all. Each patient is treated like an individual. He does not stop until he gives everything he has got. He learns all the new medications as they come out and tries them out to see which one is the right fit for you. An avid scuba diver, Dr. Newman treats divers all over the world. He has also treated Olympians who needed relief to compete in swimming and other sports. Dr. Newman is associated with Stanford and has been on staff for years. I cannot say enough good things about this Doctor. He is the epitome of what an excellent Doctor should be and often today are not.

I have been going to Dr. Newman for many years and can't say enough good things about him. He's…read moreaccessible, friendly, compassionate and very experienced. He also has a beautiful new office and excellent office staff and is able to do quite a bit of testing in-house so if you go in for a diagnosis, you'll likely walk out with one unless you need blood work or radiology scans.

Dr Wong is a great pulmonologist. He is very patience to explain lab result and show me step by…read morestep on what to expect for my treatment. He even called me passed business hours to update my test result to shorten my anxious for my lab result.

I highly recommend this doctor. I have had a chronic cough for over 2 years. I've been to an ENT,…read morean allergist, and my primary. Not one of them could figure what was causing all my symptoms. Dr. Wong took the time to ask many questions, ordered a test, and voila - I was diagnosed! He has started me on meds, and I now am getting relief thanks to him. He is a blessing. During your appointment, he spends all of his time with you and focused only on you.

She's been reported for stating I "100% didn't have a heart attack", which was reported and…read moreacknowledged by the insurance medical governance board, may also file with the state and federal medical boards. So she's been given a warning not to be dismissive. She also has a power trip mentality, which can cause deaths so be forewarned. Most importantly she also consistently MISSED my congenital cardiovascular disease every single time.

I've seen Dr. Yu in the past and had a good experience with her. However, my recent follow-up…read moreappointment in January was completely unacceptable and misleading. On the day of the appointment, I was initially seen by a PA, Siobhan Finn. I assumed she was simply taking notes before I spoke with Dr. Yu, but instead, she proceeded to take over the entire visit. During our discussion, she even told me I didn't need a medication that Dr. Yu had previously prescribed. The call ended, leaving me confused and frustrated. At no point was I informed that Dr. Yu would not be seeing me, and ultimately, I didn't receive the medication I had scheduled the appointment for. A few weeks later, I attempted to contact Dr. Yu through the Sutter Health Message Center. Instead of hearing from her directly, I received a response from someone named Dominique. I explained the situation and asked if I could speak with Dr. Yu without being unexpectedly replaced again. Dominique informed me that I could--but only if I paid an additional charge for a separate visit. This is incredibly poor customer service on multiple levels. I never had the opportunity to speak with the doctor I had scheduled my appointment with. I was never notified that she would not be available. And, I did not receive the medication I originally sought care for. To make matters worse, when I checked the "Appointments and Visits" section in the Sutter Health online portal, I noticed a record of a telephone visit with Siobhan Finn from this past week, late February--yet I never had such a call. I'm willing to give Dr. Yu the benefit of the doubt, but it is highly unprofessional not to inform patients when a doctor will be unavailable. Trust is a fundamental aspect of patient care, and failing to communicate this--whether personally or through an unreliable front desk--is unacceptable.

They have no customer service skills at the front desk. They are simply rude. I bring my client…read morehere and they are so unprofessional and rude. The doctor should send them to some sort of school to learn these skills or fire the entire staff that is NOT how you talk to customers that make your clinic money.

Dr Sandhu saved my life. Went in for a regulary scheduled annual physical on a Tuesday and he…read morecompared my EKG to the previous years. Dr Sandhu sent me imediately to Washington Hospital emergency. He called the cardiac doctor on duty before I left his office to let him know of my impending arrival. Two days later I had three stents installed in a blocked artery (explains the cardio issues I've been experiencing). And he visited me everyday while I was in the hospital and reassured me that everything would be fine. I've been a patient for Dr. Sandhu for many years and he's is by far the best doctor an "impatient" patient could have. Can't say Thank You enough for this man.

Dr Farid listens to you, looks at your data and makes the proper adjustments. very pleasant to deal…read morewith.

I just saw Dr. Farid today. He is by far the best sleep doc I've seen, and I've seen quite a few…read more He's knowledgeable, goes above and beyond to understand my history and dig deeper, and he takes all the time with me to explain everything. I feel really good knowing he will take care of my Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS) since so many docs don't even know what it is. He also has many publications, as years of experience. I found him through r/UARS community on Reddit, and I'm so grateful for that. Highly recommend, very friendly and caring doctor!

Based on Yelp reviews and Dr. Omron's credentials I called to make an appointment. This office is…read moreclosed. I checked the Medicare page for him and there was a different phone number and when I called it was for St. Louise Hospital and they confirmed that Dr. Omron has closed this practice and now just works as a hospitalist for the this hospital and is no longer accepting private patients.

This was my first time going to this office and I wasn't sure what to expect but it turned out…read morefine. The doctor spoke clearly and didn't rush while looking over everything. They asked a lot of questions which I appreciated. I could tell they had experience with this kind of thing. The front desk handled everything pretty smooth too. No issues and I didn't feel ignored or anything. Might not be perfect but it was definitely better than most.

I was a patient of Dr Kipps in the early '80s. I had contracted valley fever and he diagnosed it…read moreand treated me very well. I was so fortunate to have found Dr Kipps! He was always so compassionate and really knew what he was doing. My family moved out of SC but we remember him now as one of the best doctors ever! Sincerely, Linda Aron

I love Dr. Kipps! I fractured 3 ribs and have a lung condition. My regular pulmonologist is in…read moreBurlingame - too far to deal with such a painful situation. Dr. Kipps took care of me at the local hospital and did an excellent job. He is wonderful technically and personally and I am so happy to have found him!

I have had two procedures performed by Dr Zare. Dr Zare and his staff have been great during some…read morechallenging times! Clear communication, easy and flexible scheduling/visits, compassionate and attentive care. No better hands to be in for hernia repair.

I went in for an umbilical hernia. I think I had to wait about 4 weeks for the consultation. The…read moredoctor recommended I have the hernia repaired and explained the procedure quite well. Megan, his scheduling assistant, was able to schedule a surgery just nine days from then. The surgery was done on October 2nd at an outpatient surgery center in Fremont. I took an Uber there by myself, and they called my wife to come pick me up; my wife didn't have to wait there. When I woke up after the surgery, my bellybutton was an innie again. There was some pain for about a week, and I took about 7 days off of work. No problems since then.

TL;DR: If you have severe environmental/pollen allergies like me, please see a different doctor…read more The front desk and injection folks here are extremely nice! I enjoyed coming here because of them and if I could review their service alone, I would give them 5 stars. The medical practice here however, is questionable and outdated. I have severe environmental allergies. The person taking my test actually told me I had the worst reaction they've ever seen. Dr. Chu, although friendly, decided I needed to be put through allergy injections. At first, I was progressing through my injections well but this stalled and I even went backwards in my progress after a while. I was constantly going up and down in dosage because my reactions were bad. I was being given one shot in each arm to cover my entire list of environmental allergies. My reactions towards the end were terrible. My injection site would swell up to itchy golf ball sized lumps. After almost two years of coming weekly, and me stalling in progress, I decided to see another doctor. This new doctor was shocked that Dr. Chu was giving me only two shots and said it made sense I had such terrible reactions (turns out I needed my injections mixed into 4 weekly shots, not 2). They were also shocked Dr. Chu did not prescribe me an epipen. The new standard when receiving allergy treatments is to carry an epipen with you for the car ride home. I basically could have died if I continued with Dr. Chu's treatments. After starting over my treatment with this new doctor, my reactions have been less severe and I have not had to get my dosage adjusted down at any point. Progression at this new doctor is steady and I reached my maintenance dose in under a year which is not something I would have ever been able to do with Dr. Chu.

Although I appreciated Dr. Chu fitting me in on shorter notice because of my worsening eczema…read moreflare-ups, I ultimately left feeling sorely disappointed and even more frustrated than I did before I came here. The visit was underwhelming, strange, and exorbitantly charged for the services rendered. My husband and I sat there while Dr. Chu probed and prodded, and pondered whether my eczema was because of scabies. His energy was questionable and curt, and that would've been fine if it weren't for how uncertain he conveyed everything. At the end, we weren't able to walk away with a confident diagnosis, and he ended up prescribing some corticosteroid meds. I checked in with him if it was safe to take because of my pregnancy, and he confirmed that it was. When I arrived at the pharmacy to pick those up, the pharmacist took a second look and concernedly asked if I was sure I wanted to take this on account of the side effects that it may have produced during my pregnancy. I decided against it and to ride out my symptoms. The visit ended up being a complete waste of time and energy, and although I ended up with a more reasonable co-pay thanks to my insurance adjustments, the original charge ended up being $482.00. For a bizarre experience.

I would not recommend this place. Very antiquated. It's hard to get any help for my mom who is…read more87. They don't go out of their way to assist with anything.

A doctor that is taking great care of my lungs so I can keep on singing. I highly recommend this…read morechest clinic.