This is the office building for women breast imaging and a few doctors for orthopedic surgeon …read more It has big windows and lots of chair for patients and family to sit and wait . Nice restrooms upstairs and downstairs. Staffs are friendly and helpful . There is an elevator inside even it is a two story building . To make an appointment may take a few weeks to month ( especially if you are new patient) . I think it is worth the wait . I saw Dr. Joshua Richards for hand therapy. He is a wonderful doctor . ‍

Was referred here for my carpal tunnel/trigger finger. Dr Cooke and her assistant Kathryn ate very…read moregood at their jobs! They listen, take care of younand respind to emails! My surgery went great and lucky me I get to go again for the other hand.

"A+ Quality, Friendly Staff"…read more For my next visit to Dr Bell, I decided to break my shoulder. Well, okay, not really broken-- the usual rotator cuff injury. The doctor described the tendons as "shredded." This was not exactly the adjective I was hoping for, and surgery was required. The surgery was uneventful, and took place right across the street at Hacienda Surgery Center. On my next visit to the doctor he provided color photos of my surgery. It's sort of like doing selfies, except you're unconscious. Several weeks later, I was in the capable hands of the onsite physical therapist, Mark Snyder, assisted by his capable assistant. Karen. These folks are excellent-- professional, as well as friendly. I sometimes call Mark, "Mr.Pain." It was originally, "Dr. Pain," but he reminded me he was not yet a doctor. I don't know why I came up with that nickname for Mark. During physical therapy, whilst icing my shoulder, the PT team allows me to watch the TV show, "Sherri." This is part of Mark's therapy, and provided at no extra charge. I am always pleased with the proficiency professionalism and courtesy of the great staff here. A top tier medical practice happens neither easily or quickly. Doctor Bell is a very capable surgeon. I would not go anywhere else. But please don't tell the physical therapist that I call him Mr.Pain. That nickname might be misinterpreted , and they might cut me off from the "Sherri" TV show.

Dr. Bell is amazing. His team got me in for an appointment quickly, he immediately gave me an exam,…read morelistened to all my concerns, got me and x-ray, MRI, and let me know I needed surgery. Surgery went well and I'm now 2 months post op! With physical therapy right around the corner, recovery has been a lot easier with everything so close and well organized. He is also very nice and personable. Would definitely recommend to everyone!

I was being nice when I said I'd give 0 stars -- I'd actually give -5 stars if I could…read more They sold me a foot insert, claiming it wasn't covered by insurance, and charged me $70 upfront at the apor. Later, I received another bill for $130 instead. The bill was sent through Privia, and every time I call, they say they can't look into the details of the charges. On top of that, there's another $30 charge that I have no idea what it's for. My last visit was six months ago, and I've already paid all my previous bills. It's ridiculous that they keep adding new charges without explanation.

This review is for Steven Liu. If I could give a negative 5…read moreI would. Dr. Liu was rude, unprofessional and condescending. He was unprepared for my appointment and kept claiming that images Tri-Valley Orthopedic already has in their system were not there. I knew for a fact my relevant images were already in their system as well as a relevant report. However, Dr. Liu told me in a very condescending tone, "I know you WANT the images to be there (in their system) but talking more won't make them be there." So when it was clear Dr. Liu wasn't going to help me I ended up speaking with a very kind and helpful person at the front office on my way out who promptly located the images and report. All the office staff present were very helpful. But this was after Dr. Liu had already wasted time being argumentative about the matter. Dr. Liu was brushing me off due to his own incompetence and that of his medical assistant in bothering to locate what took just a moment for a front office person to find. Additionally, he was only going to look at one body part, with zero interest in even trying to track down whether my pain is referred or due to an issue at the site of pain itself. He never even came into the medical room where I was waiting to see him for my appointment. I ended up having to go into the hallway to try to speak with him and to try to help him and his medical assistant to locate those particular images/report. Dr. Liu had no concern for my well-being at all. He seemed in a hurry to simply move on to another patient with doing nothing at all to even try to help me. I waited months for this appointment. Unfortunately another Dr. in the practice who I'd seen previously who is very professional had told me that Dr. Liu would find a way to help me even if I wasn't able to do a cervical MRI, which I tried twice to do. Unfortunately that Dr. was mistaken and Dr. Liu wouldn't even look at my X-rays in liu of the MRI images he and his medical assistant were too incompetent to locate in their own system, despite being easy to find by a very helpful and kind person in the front office. His medical assistant appeared bored and as though she couldn't be bothered to do her job. She also clearly looked confused by the correct medical terminology I was using when trying to explain where I hurt. This whole ordeal was such a waste of my time and that of my friend who accompanied me. She was equally appalled and put off by Steven Liu's behavior and lack of professionalism. I can't express enough how much I wish I'd never bothered to pursue medical care from Dr. Liu. I'm still left in severe pain which I've been navigating for just over two years. If I could bill Dr. Liu for my wasted time and energy I would. Negative Five Stars.

Thank you for taking care of left shoulder. It has been 4 weeks since my surgery, and I am seeing…read moreand feeling improvements every week. Dr Donnelly used the SpeedBridge repair on my shoulder (gold standard in terms of repair from what have researched). He takes the time to talk to you. I was at another orthopedic office but switched for a variety of reasons. This was a great decision. The Stanford Office is excellent. The staff are professional, punctual.

Why would you check in a patient who is 16...make her wait 45 minutes . She calls her parent…read morebecause we are both working but that's not enough you then deny care and reschedule the appointment. Again not calling the parents , Or trying to fix the issue or even ask if the patient can even have a moment to call her parent /guardian?!!! Worst office worst scheduler also super rude and clearly tired of her job.

All they know is to disrespect people. Do not go there…read more I had a 1pm appointment and the front desk checked me in and got my co-pay. Then I was waiting there till 1.45. That's when I was seen by their doctor. The staff is extremely non- courteous, disrespectful. The least you expect is for them to communicate the delay and be polite when speaking. But not. After my consultation appointment, the wanted me book an appointment with a therapist outside. They made me pay for my appointment and then they sent me to look for therapists outside of their business, which starts the entire process again Why would need to see them and pay them, if I was being sent to see a therapist elsewhere. It's ridiculous. It's a scam.

Their scheduling system is an absolute nightmare. About a month ago, I had an appointment scheduled…read moreand, apparently, they sent a text the day before saying the doctor wouldn't be in. I never saw it because it came from an unregistered number and went straight to my spam. I showed up for my appointment only to be told the doctor was unavailable. I went back home, and then received a call saying another provider was available, but by then it was too late. Now I've been trying to schedule a follow-up, and they've offshored their call center. I spent 30 minutes repeating all of my information to someone offshore, even though I'm an existing patient, and eventually had to hang up. This morning, I tried again hoping to reach the front desk, but the offshore center picked up. The agent (Tony) said his onshore lead (Michelle) was busy, and he couldn't transfer me to the front desk either. Save yourself the time and frustration, stay away from this place.

I began seeing Dr. Elrashidy in October 2024 after being referred to two other orthopedic doctors…read morefor a left shoulder rotator cuff tear. I was already well-versed in shoulder surgeries, having undergone four surgeries on my right shoulder over the past ten years, so I knew what I was looking for in a surgeon. From the moment I met Dr. Elrashidy, I knew I had found the right person. Not only is he extremely personable, but he truly listens. He took the time to hear all of my concerns and showed genuine interest in my very extensive history of orthopedic surgeries. Little did either of us know that my shoulder was about to turn into quite a project. This shoulder and arm had finally had enough after years of being overused and relied on while my right shoulder went through multiple surgeries and physical therapy. Two days before my pre-op appointment with Dr. Elrashidy, my left bicep completely tore--rolling up into the classic "Popeye" deformity. When he saw it, he didn't hesitate for a second. He immediately jumped into action and was fully committed to getting me fixed. Once he got into my shoulder and arm, it turned out I had quite a mess for him to repair. After healing for 4-5 months, it became clear that my body was not cooperating. Despite working hard in physical therapy, I had developed a significant amount of scar tissue in my shoulder. On top of that, I also developed abnormal scar tissue bands over my bicep. After 20 years of surgeries, my body had decided to fight the process. To address the extensive scar tissue that had nearly stopped all forward momentum in physical therapy, Dr. Elrashidy recommended a full shoulder manipulation to break up and remove the scar tissue that was preventing me from regaining movement. Five and a half months after the first surgery, we went back in and did it again. He had a lot to deal with, and almost immediately, I gained additional range of motion. I am now eight months post-op from the second surgery and still only about 50% recovered, but we continue working with physical therapy 2-3 days per week. Dr. Elrashidy stays in constant communication with me and consistently follows up on my progress. If I had to do it all over again, I would absolutely choose Dr. Elrashidy again. I trust him so much that I even sent one of our best friends to him to repair her ACL injury. If you need help with a complex orthopedic problem--especially if your situation is complicated like mine--Dr. Elrashidy is the best choice you can make. Thank you, Dr. Elrashidy, for your exceptional care and friendship through such a challenging time.

Dr Hany Elrashidy, MD did an excellent knee replacement for Gary Cedoline. I highly recommend him…read moreas your surgeon. He's kind, professional and gets the job done. Linda Cumarusti

The exercises James and Hannah introduced have helped in ways beyond just relieving my pain…read more Before I got referred here, a hip specialist turned me away saying there was nothing he could do to help. Needless to say it was such a relief to find an uplifting team who are extremely competent at helping.

My mother-in-law had a broken shoulder and has been having physical therapy here for a couple of…read moremonths. Hanna has been extremely helpful.

Tobe is the rare breed of both a gifted and a genius healer. He combines his natural intuition and…read morestoried career experience to heal, fix, mend, and prevent injuries at their underlying root causes. This is most definitely not a band-aid but an actual long term cure provided you meet him half way by committing to your health and being disciplined about your recovery. If you're reading this review it means you're considering visiting Tobe. The good news is that your search is over. This is who you're looking for.

He's unbelievable. First visit today and he was so intuitive with asking questions about stresses…read morein my life - went deep about how stress is causing my injury while giving me instant relief with very intense pressure. I felt relief when I left his office today, and I was handed a plan, a book to read, and I have hope after 1.5 years of bad lower back and hip pain. 5 stars. Make the appointment.

I worked with Livermore Physical Therapy during my recovery from Rotator Cuff surgery. My case was…read moreespecially complicated because I also had frozen shoulder. My surgeon recommended Pete specifically and I could not be more pleased with the results. I'm at 100% range of motion and ready to resume all normal activities including swimming and yoga. If you put in the time, Pete will get you the results you are looking for! The entire staff is friendly and flexible with appointments. I never had an issue getting an appointment near the end of my work day which was very convenient. The facility is also very clean. I highly recommend!

I strongly endorse Livermore Physical Therapy. I had a first ever back problem, and spent about 6…read moresessions with Peter. Bottom line, my back no longer bothers me. Besides dealing with the immediate issue, Peter provided a series of exercises which appear to be a terrific preventive, so hopefully the problem will not reoccur. In addition, Peter is very professional, and was able to explain every step of the therapy, what it was doing and why it should (and did!) eliminate my issue, and also give useful information as to future prevention (in addition to the exercises). Peter is also a very engaging individual, and the therapy sessions were actually enjoyable and instructive.

I had Dr. Venos perform ankle/foot surgery on me back in 2003. For the next several years, I was in…read moremild to severe pain. One toe is now completely numb and in pain, and the top and left side of my foot always feels like it is "asleep" and is numb and tingling. I don't like dealing with doctors to begin with, so I put off doing something about this until just a few months ago. Yes, 7 years later. I was able to obtain my original surgery report, MRI, and x-ray that Dr. Venos used to "diagnose" my condition. Well guess what I just learned?? I discovered that he needlessly cut into my foot, and once inside there, he did NOTHING---absolutely nothing. The two podiatrists I have seen are shocked by what they have seen. The scar from where he cut into my foot is completely at the wrong angle, and goes against the basic rule of cutting in-line with the foot so as not to cross any nerves and cause damage (which is what I learned I now have). I was in a cast from my foot up to my groin for almost 2 months, and the two podiatrists that are reviewing my case are perplexed by this----they can not figure out or understand why this was done. The bottom line is this....I am in pain for life now, because Dr. Venos performed a surgery that was not necessary. Once he opened me up, he did nothing anyway! The report, in his own words, essentially says that he did nothing. But what he said to me in my follow-up appointment is TOTALLY the opposite of what the surgery report says. And since this happened 7 years ago, what can I do?? My guess is probably zilch, zero, nada! So instead, I at least want to let fellow Yelpers know about this guy. It's about all I can do. Feel free to contact me with any questions---I have absolutely nothing to hide, with all documentation and pictures (MRI, X-Ray) to back it up. Dr. Venos has nothing to back up his side of the story.

Very nice office staff and Dr. Venos is OUTSTANDING! Great bedside manner, explains EVERYTHING to…read moreyou in a way that you can understand it and is on the money in his diagnosis (something others had failed to do). I would highly recommend Dr. Venos!