Dr. Kamali is a great Doctor. I had him for 15 yrs. He is direct and to the point. He doesn't sugar…read morecoat anything which is how I lime my dr. to be. He explains the best treatment options and how to go about getting them. He would still be my Dr. but I moved out of the area. I have sent several people to see him and they like him. He's great.

I'm sure, when he first got his PHD, he prob really cared about his patients. Down the road with…read morethe current medical industry environment, he prob got detached on his initial reason helping people. I get it, he was prob a victim of his environment. Unfortunately, my experiences with this doctor, was not delightful. I had to go to 4-5 visits in order to get PT after my car accident. Of course, he was against eastern medicine and preventive practices and went straight to the pain pills which I don't agree with. I'm sure all the positive reviews were his former employees.

I have been with Dr. Yee for over five years and have always felt listened to and respected as a…read morepatient. He is responsive to messages and works with me to make informed medical decisions for treatment. He's approachable and a well educated physician. I also really like his MA Sandy and the front desk receptionist is the sweetest.

After trialling a few doctors who were either incompetent or just did not like, I am so happy to…read morefinally find a doctor I trust and feel comfortable with. I already knew Dr. Yee from when he would see patients in the hospital. Our staff and patients have always loved him because he was approachable, kind and really knew his stuff. Now I can say the same as a patient as well. I honestly feel like I can ask him any question (as dumb as it may seem) and have a real discussion about my health. He's even gone as far as correcting my medical file with the right diagnoses. Staff have also been very friendly, approachable and kind to me whenever I've been there. Making an appointment has been easy over the phone and he usually is able to see me in a reasonably timely manner!

She was not kind at all. I feel like she didn't give me the service that I needed…read more and because I am not under your care, It does not mean that you don't support taking care of any patients. Period. Where is your empathy and please remember why your reason for being a doctor. The quality-of-care sucks and experience, I will not recommend her.

Dr. Notario is the best. She has common sense and takes direct approach to the health of Her…read morepatients. I would recommend Her highly to anyone that likes a Doctor that's direct and exhibits a high degree of common sense.

Great all around care from office , and the care they provide, and they got me immediately, I was…read morevery impressed that they didn't make you wait hours more like minutes

Stockton Urgent Care is no longer open as Stockton urgent care. It is now called Delta healthcare…read more And the director is a doctor Singh. I tried it once after Dr. Birlew and I did not like it. I did not personally feel like they listened, Spent any time with me, and to have a physical done with the doctor across the room, who never even pulls out of stethoscope I could not go back.

After suffering a shoulder injury, I was referred to Alpine by my treating doctor. Before Alpine…read morewill book an appointment, all medical records need to be submitted to the surgeon for review. Once reviewed and the doctor accepts to see the patient, the front office will book an appointment. This process took about two weeks before the doctor agreed to see me. The front lobby is pretty large with plenty of seating and accessible bathrooms. There is also a small table and chairs for children in the corner. There are five windows in reception, so wait time to check-in is pretty quick. The receptionist I've dealt with was pleasant. The reason for taking one star away: This place is extremely busy. Plan ahead and ensure your schedule is clear a few hours around your appointment time. After being checked-in for my appointments, I wasn't taken back to a room for about 20 minutes after my scheduled time. Once in the patient room, it took about 1 1/2 hours on my first appointment and about 30 minutes on the other two appointments to be seen by the surgeon. There are signs posted informing patients of these delays. I 100% agree that every patient is different and times can vary. However, this was probably the most annoying thing about my experience at Alpine. Having said that, my doctor took time to explain the procedure and my options. After speaking with him and researching him, I was confident in his ability to repair my shoulder. Once I elected to proceed with surgery, I was able to schedule surgery pretty quickly. On the day of the surgery, my surgeon checked in with me to ensure I didn't have any last minute questions. He told us the estimated time surgery would take and told my wife he would call her when my procedure was done. Once I was done in surgery, he called my wife as promised. I did not suffer any complications after surgery. Everything healed well, looks good and I am expected to make a full recovery. Based on my experience, I would use Alpine again.

Amazing people here! After being treated awful at…read moretri-valley ortho in Pleasanton (hell hole DO NOT GO!) Alpine got me in quick, staff is friendly and caring and most importantly my ankle is fixed and healing! Facility is beautiful also.

1 Of the BEST Orthopedic Doctors I have ever seen…read more Wonderful Doctor and Surgeon Now i have a better chance to walk..

Dr Mikaelian is a very caring Dr and Surgeon. He is up with the times of medicine and treatment…read more His office staff is very helpful and patience. I would recommend his office and other physicians there. They care for their patients.

Dr manshadi has been my cardiologist for over 20 years. He is VERY thorough and caring! I consider…read morehim one of the best in our area!

If negative stars were possible... TLDR: RUN!! Go anywhere…read moreelse but here. Office staff are incompetent, tone deaf, and not respectful of your time. They will flood you with automated reminders of appointments they will not keep. Background: Brother needed a nuclear heart test for foot surgery clearance. He has a murmur, but no complications, no heart medications. Sounds easy, right?? Appt #1: was scheduled by primary care physician who knows this doctor. When we arrive the day of appointment, we are told the doctor isn't here, you will need to reschedule. What?! I took the day off from work and drove an hour and a half to be here. We only do those tests on Monday But it's Monday. Yeah, but not today. Their next opening was weeks later, so upcoming surgery had to be cancelled and delayed for months. Appt #2: Cancelled by phone about a week before appointment. "Doctor is at a conference." I say he has foot surgery scheduled and only needs clearance. Sure, no problem. Appt #3: Cancelled by phone about 2 hours before appointment. "Equipment is down." This person is actually nice and informed (she is a contractor). I provide a date the following week that I have an opening. She says she will talk to office staff and get that slot (they don't) She says she and office staff will call me back (they don't). I call a few days later for update. Yes, appointment was scheduled, but not the date or time I requested. Great, I have to take another day off work. I remind them he has surgery scheduled and needs clearance. Sure, no problem. Appt #4: Appointment is at 830am. We are on time. Wait, wait, wait. After 30 minutes, I check in with office staff who say yes, we are in correct building (there are 2 connected offices with zero signage), we are next, there is no problem. Same response 20 minutes later. After an hour, I see contractor with logo shirt and ask them if there is a delay. They respond, "No, your appointment is at 10am." I went back to front office and they said there must have been a mix-up, but maintain his appointment is at 830. Obviously not IF WE ARE STILL WAITING at 10am. While we were in the office, we saw breakfast delivered, medical students touring, but ZERO attention to patient care. You can't miss all the posters touting the doctor's brilliance and the advertisements for books he has written. None of them must have been about patient care or hiring competent staff. Over the next week following the test, I expect to receive a call, notice, etc., with test results. NO. Of course not. After more than a week has passed, I call. Again, no apologies for their incompetence. No, they can't give me results, but they can schedule a phone appointment... a month later. I say no, that doesn't work, he has surgery before then. We just need the clearance. Oh, I didn't know that (aren't you supposed to??? This is what we have been trying to accomplish for 6 months). Phone appointment scheduled for the next week. Appt #5 (phone): Staff calling to pre-screen before speaking with doctor. She asks a litany of questions about current medications, insurance, symptoms, blood pressure today. I don't know my brother's blood pressure today. I just need his surgery clearance. Oh, we don't have the test results yet. WHAT?! Then why are you calling me? Why don't you have the results after more than two weeks? And why would you schedule an appointment to review results if you don't have them? True to form, no apologies, no explanation, just another phone appointment scheduled. Appt #6 (phone): Staff called to cancel less than one hour prior to appointment. She reschedules for later that evening. Fine, whatever. Appt #7 (phone): Staff calls 15 minutes prior to scheduled appointment to make sure we are ready to take call. Then the doctor calls an hour and 15 minutes later. We FINALLY speak to him and he says why didn't they do xyz test? Seriously?! He hadn't looked at his chart in the last 5 months that we have been scheduling appointments? I say, I don't know doctor, this is appointment number SEVEN, so your guess is as good as mine. Does he have surgery clearance since it is THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW? Of course, no problem, just do xyz test as soon as he can. I ask him to fax the surgery clearance to the foot doctor and primary, he says he will have his staff do it tomorrow. Day of surgery- Surgical center staff asks where is his surgery clearance. Of course, Dr. Manshadi and his staff didn't send as promised. I call the office, give them a fax # and tell them surgery is scheduled for less that 60 minutes from now. They send it (I'm shocked) and surgery goes as planned. I am finally free of this nightmare. I will never return. Three times I had to take the day off from work and drive over an hour in each direction for a test my brother likely did not need, but no one had taken the time to review his case. This is how they treat patients on Medicare. They get paid if you have to keep coming back.

I had a wonderful experience as Dr Wu's patient. He treated me for a variety of feminine issues. I…read morehad gone to other doctors and I wasn't getting any answers. Dr Wu immediately identified my problem and began treatment. I benefited from the treatment.

I discovered Dr Wu through a friend who raved about his services. She was so right. At the first…read morevisit he sat down, looked at me and listened. His staff actually said, when I told them I was moving from a Doctor I'd had almost 15 years that they hoped they could meet my needs . This is something you would never hear from a Hills Physician Doctor. I was very impressed. He immediately ran test and gave me results in a timely manner. I really like the idea of mixing Eastern and Western medicine.