I am so grateful to have Dr. Babin as my doctor! When she walks into the exam room she gives her…read moreundivided focus to you, even if you're just there for a routine check up. She is kind, personable, thorough, and extremely competent. Best doctor I've had in 25 years. Must also give a shout out to her administrative team. They are prompt and professional every time.

I've recently switched to Dr. Babin and I couldn't be happier. She is calm and super professional…read moremaking me feel at ease with any complain even the awkward ones. She will present options, thinks out of the box, tentative to your needs and doesn't brush you. Thank you for being one of a kind!

I love Dr, Manoukian, I have only been her patient for about a year and I feel that she truly…read morecares about my issues and explains everything in terms that I understand. I am glad that I switched PCP and feel that she cares for every patient. I highly recommend her. Francoise

I highly recommend Dr. Miriam. She is very intuitive and sensitive to the patient as a whole…read more You feel very "listened to". I have complete faith in her. Best. Lisa

This review is for office staff! I called last year to…read moreinquire about cost..I spoke with physician and my questions were answered at the time. I called back with an additional question and requested a return call..I NEVER received a return call. I again spoke with physician a couple months ago and was ready to sign up. I requested some paperwork and it was to have been sent to me. AGAIN I left several messages..When I FINALLY after several weeks called again and that call was returned with excuses, I was told paperwork would be sent out ASAP...NOPE NEVER CAME. I WILL TAKE MY 4K SOMEWHERE ELSE!!! Terrible SERVICE from office staff!

The review is for office response. Had an initial conversation to schedule a meeting with Dr…read more Lindsay to learn more about the services and pricing and got ghosted after that. Three messages later ...nothing. If its a reflection of the overall business than I guess its good to know early on :(

Dr. Chung is an excellent doctor. Unfortunately, due to past surgeries with another doctor, I need…read moremore surgeries. Dr. Chung has been great at helping with my pain and numbness and has done so many other things to make my life better, but he is limited, and I need more surgery. Unfortunately and fortunately, I'm moving to Stanford Health Care. Don't get me wrong; I love Stanford, but not seeing Chris, he will be missed along with the folks at South Bay Sports.

Dr. Chung's office is now accepting new patients; and I look for a new PCP. However, they would…read morenot do a physical in the first appointment. They wanted to have a first 'meet and greet' appointment. The receptionist could not tell me what the purpose of this 'meet and greet' appointment would be, so I interpreted that to mean it would be just be another billing opportunity for Dr. Chung, and waste of time for me. This is not intended as a bad review of Dr. Chung, just the way his practice works. This made me not choose Dr. Chung as a PCP. Moving on to the next name. Note: My current Dr. retires and had given me Dr. Chung's name on a short list of doctors to consider.

This has been the best experience that I have ever had with a doctor. I am treated very well and I…read moream exceptionally grateful.

Dr. Ponedelnikov has been my PCP for several years. He is…read morevery knowledgeable, competent, caring, compassionate and detail oriented. He takes his time to know you as a patient. He really did improve my quality of life! He is surrounded by great staff, very helpful and caring! Star is really an outstanding STAR! Thank you so very much Dr. Ponedelnikov and Dr. Borodulin for establishing such a great office and providing an outstanding, world class care!!!

He is a great provider. I have been with him for a few years now and he remains the same…read morecompassionate and caring doctor. He listens to your concerns and accommodates you in the best way he can. 10/10. Grateful to have him as my pcp.

Absolutely amazing as a doctor and a person! He saw me through many difficult situations and I…read moredon't know what I would do without him!

It was my first time here and I felt mostly comfortable. The doctor spoke in a respectful tone and…read moremade sure to go over the details of my condition step by step. They asked several questions about my daily routine and health background, which showed they were really looking into the full picture. Staff at the front desk were helpful too. The appointment didn't feel rushed and I left with better understanding of what to do next.

I've lived in bay area for more than 20 years and got more and more frustrated with the…read moredeteriorating medical services in California. After the last move to a new home in south bay 2 years ago, I decided to find a new primary physician for my family, hoping to find someone we can really trust and rely on. After some online search, we found Willow Glen Primary Care. After the initial call, I was kind of hesitant about the concierge service they provide and the annual membership fee which were all new to us. We decided to give it a try after the first onsite consultation just wanted to see how concierge works. Surprisingly, this decision turned out much better than we hoped for. Whenever we had any medical needs, either annual exams or ad hoc emergencies, we were always able to make appointments within few days or talk to Dr. Lindsay over the phone right away. She's extremely knowledgeable, patient and willing to spend hours explaining everything we need to know and answer our questions. Even during weekends, we're still able to reach her cellphone for urgent needs. This really helped us build trust in Dr. Lindsay. I started to have some weird chronicle GI illness 1.5 years ago which later was diagnosed something that has no cure yet. Dr. Lindsay did not give up on me. She worked closely with my GI doctor to come up with customized treatments to help improve my daily life quality. In the meantime, she also looked for more ways to diagnose my conditions. Recently we finally found possible root cause and started treating it. I've been getting much better ever since, almost close to normal life. Thank you Dr. Lindsay! So if you're looking for a family doctor that you can truly trust, I'd highly recommend coming to Willow Glen Primary Care for Dr. Lindsay.

Dr. Tran really helped me find a more balanced mental state. Work can be hard, life can be hard,…read morerelationships can be hard but it helps to have someone help me find my way. It has been a life long struggle, finding the right treatment has helped me get back on track and even push forward this last year. The online appointments because of covid are just as helpful as the ones in person.

Both the psychiatrist and nurse practitioner I saw after seeing Dr. Tran told me that I would be…read morewithin my rights to report Tran and, based on the things he said to me, he could even have his license removed. This is the worst type of psychiatrist and he has no business treating patients. His expertise in ADHD is a joke: and he proved that by not only clearly not understanding anything about the disorder (including pushing old ideas that the only sign of ADHD is being a wild, out of control child when even a little bit of research will tell you that is a misconception) but he referred to the medication for it as "legal cocaine" several times. Yet, that's not what makes Tran such a disgrace to his field... no, that's the lying. This was what horrified the other doctors I went to, is that he flat-out lied in order to avoid prescribing medication that he, again, thinks of as "legal cocaine" (which I told him was an unbelievably unprofessional thing to say and completely misunderstanding how medications work). He refused to treat the ADHD until I had a neurological test done (which is not considered very legitimate for ADHD testing by the psychiatric field since it is only "correct" about 30% of the time) and insisted that this was the ONLY way he could determine it. In addition, he continued to suggest that this was because the pharmacist must approve of my medication before I could receive it--which is an absurd idea. A pharmacist has no say in a patient's treatment, at all. After leaving Tran, I saw two other doctors. Each one, with two different 2 hour consults, were very comfortable diagnosing me with ADHD. It was very obvious to them that ADHD was a very legitimate diagnosis since I fit so many markers, including the comorbidities which plague ADHD patients. I am 30 years old and have struggled my whole life, despite always being considered a "gifted person" because I could never get my brain to just focus and relax to actually accomplish the things I was so "gifted" in. I talked at a 100mph and I struggled to maintain long-term tasks and goals. I had never considered ADHD until my therapist (who I went to for depression and anxiety, believing for many years that I had those) asked me about it at my 2nd session. She picked up on it right away and that was when we went to see Tran together... and he very literally refused to listen to anything I said. I would outline a story for him, give him an example of my life, and he would literally just change it to fit a non-ADHD diagnosis. And then I would correct him and he would just blatantly ignore it. For an example: I explained that I cannot maintain long-term relationships because the pressure of constantly having to keep up with friends or even, sometimes, remembering them can be difficult... and they often become angry or unhappy with me. He told me that, "Sometimes it's scary to meet new people but if we just do it very often, we learn it is not so scary!" (and told me a story about making his young child watch scary movies to prove his point). In addition to the fact that to compare my struggling life, as a 30 year old, to a child's fear of the unknown is completely belittling, it also wasn't what I said. Another example: I told him that sometimes I actually have to wake myself up because I NEED to talk. I will sit in my dark room, angry and tired and wanting to go to sleep, but my compulsion to talk is so strong that I have a full-on lecture by myself because I MUST do it. He said, "Talking to yourself is not a symptom of ADHD..." And refused to backdown on that, continuing to insist that all I said was that I talk to myself, completely ignoring the compulsion in the talking which is the problem. I have been being treated for ADHD for about 6 months now and my life has never been better. My relationships have improved, my work, my home life, and my academic career have all improved. I have hope for the first time in... forever. I can't remember when the world seemed to available to me, like I have a real chance to reach the heights I always wanted. And you know what Tran said to me? He said that he was "confident" I didn't have ADHD... but he also couldn't diagnosis me with anything else, even though I kept asking him what, exactly, he thought I DID have if it wasn't ADHD. He knew I had ADHD, he just didn't want to prescribe the "legal cocaine" because it is a stimulant and he would actually have to answer for it. If I didn't have a parent with a nursing background and if I didn't have such support behind me (including my therapist), I would have given up. I would have just written it off after Tran said what he did... but I knew this wasn't adding up and his behavior spoke so clearly to something very, very wrong. I would still be struggling and my life would never have changed from being properly treated. I am not the only person who has had the "cocaine" experience with Tran. He has destroyed lives, undoubtedly.