Dr. Fraino is exceptionally knowledgeable, professional, compassionate, and efficient in her…read moreassessments. She listens to every concern I share, addresses each one thoughtfully, and creates a tailored plan to support my mental health. Both Ishe and Anthony went above and beyond--working tirelessly to ensure I received the medication that works best for me and securing insurance coverage despite significant pushback. Their dedication, advocacy, and genuine care make me feel incredibly fortunate to be in their hands.

My last psychiatrist retired and I was so nervous to start…read moreover with someone new because we had such a great relationship. Seeing Dr. Alyssa was the best decision I made. She made me feel comfortable right away and has been extremely attentive to my needs. Finding a good doctor is hard these days. The office is professional and responsive. They took my insurance but even if they didn't I would have been happy to pay cash. I highly recommend Dr. Alyssa and this practice!

The staff at Honor Your Emotions are just awesome…read more The facility itself when you walk in is warm and soothing. That was a great start, bright colors and everything felt so fresh and free. This company came highly recommended to me after I spoke at a local high school in Oakland. The principal there shared with me how Honor Your Emotions had participated in a few school counseling sessions. I LOVE companies that give back! Long story short, Tangia (and her team) has been beyond outstanding in helping me tackle my past hang-ups. They have practical guides that help you tackle things one step at a time. Everything is personalized to your situation, and sometimes we all need to work with someone to help us break unseen behaviors or tackle things we sweep under the rug. Positive experience overall.

I received therapy with this company in 2018. It was a very negative and unprofessional experience…read more Now, eight years later I am receiving calls from their AI system to try to get my to come back to their service. Besides being creepy and unprofessional it's also incredibly disrespectful and unethical to feed patient contact information to an AI system and then not let the people you are calling know it's AI.

I've been a patient at Diablo family physician over 10 years. Karen and Alicia at the receptionist…read moredesk are kind and very nice. They have been with this office for many years. I appreciate their loyalty and getting to know them over the years. My doctor is Dr. Tanvi Raman. Dr. Raman really cares about her patients. She takes her time to listen and find solutions for your medical concerns. She has great bedside manners. I never feel rushed during my visits. I am very happy with her professional service. P.S. I miss Dr. Dolores Musco. She is an outstanding doctor. It's too bad she left the practice to pursue on the concierge level.

This practice used to be excellent until around 2023. I was a patient for over 15 years and always…read morerecommended Dr. Dolores Musco and Dr. Mark Musco. They were warm, professional, and truly cared for their patients, and the staff felt like part of a small, caring family practice. Unfortunately, as the practice grew, the staff became less friendly and harder to work with. Things declined rapidly once the Muscos left to form their concierge practice (which costs thousands of dollars per year, per patient). Since then, patient care has suffered greatly. Between my wife and I, we've tried several different providers here, and the experience has been consistently disappointing. The new doctors don't listen, and video appointments have been low-quality and unhelpful. The level of care, attentiveness, and professionalism that once defined this practice is simply gone. I finally switched to a physician at Sutter Health, and the difference has been night and day. My new doctor was thorough, actually listened, and helped me get the treatment I needed. I'm so glad I made the switch--my health truly depended on it. EDITED: If you are considering this office, make sure to look at the reviews for the last couple years.

The dr. Is expensive as he hardly accepts any insurance. His conversation style is very un-…read moreempathetic and you are just a number on the paper for him. Very robotic and sounds flat. Clearly he could not care less about you or your problem. He will lecture you about mental health stuff we can read online / get via youtube and after that he will try a line of meds and then just go with what you ask him for. His appointments felt like just checking a box for him. Just meh.

I've been taking an antidepressant for a couple of years now, prescribed by a general practitioner…read more I felt some improvement but not enough and it was doing nothing for my anxiety. I decided one day to finally go to a proper psychiatrist. Dr. Alex did a thorough review of my mental health history and asked thoughtful questions before giving medication recommendations. The first medication didn't work out unfortunately-- it was too sedating. But the second one I tried was life changing. Turns out I was taking medication from the wrong category for years that worsened my anxiety. He also gives me lifestyle tips to promote mental health during our check ins. I also love that he isn't big headed like a lot of doctors I've come across in my life. I recommend him if you are looking for someone who genuinely cares to find you the optimal mental health medication regimen.

Dr Willkom is patient and helpful. She listens and takes her time to explain things. Highly…read morerecommend her!

I would not recommend Dr. Willkom as your primary care physician. A year ago, I brought my father…read morein hopes of him getting a compassionate doctor that will aide in his care as a primary care physician. As a primary you are the home base of care. Referrals to the correct physician and maintenence of the patients care. In return we were so dissappointed in the office including the staff. As a representative of the Stanford Healthcare you expect excellence in knowledge and care for your patients and their needs. I did all the work to get my dad to the right physicians. When we needed paperwork filled out she was unable to assist as she lacked the knowledge of how to fill out paperwork (i.e disablity paperwork or family paperwork to care for declining family members...etc) My father was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and had been seeing Oncologists locally whome are treating his cancer. He ended up fracturing both hips due to the cancer, my father was hospitalized for almost a month and is now recovering in a rehabilitation center. During that time, we notified Dr. WIllkom's office so she would be aware in the events she refused to follow up. I as a Stanford Health Care Hospital employee am very disappointed in this office. I work directly with physicians and advanced medical providers who provide C-I-CARE for their families. We Stanford employees are highly trained on how to treat patients and their family members. This office clearly needs to repeat their HEALTHSTREAM modules!!

Changing primary care doctors and care teams is difficult and stressful; it was difficult for me…read moreleaving a great team and doctor at KP when changing insurance. Aside from some logistical differences and inconveniences, I'm quite happy and relieved to have found Dr. Kwong. I first saw her after a big car accident all bruised and casted up and she was sympathetic and took her time talking to me and easing my health worries. She was quick to ask questions and discuss health care planning with me. Today was my 2nd visit for a wellness exam and again, she was thorough and kind. Ashley did my blood draw (I HATE needles) and it was seamless. Thanks Ashley for your ease in demeanor and trying to provide a "low key/chill vibe" to the 6 yr old in me. Thank you Bay Valley team for your care and service. As a patient, it means a lot.

45 minute wait time for blood draw. 2 people in waiting room already. Then 2 others checked in…read moreafter I did. Everyone got seen before me. Receptionist said all others had checked-in prior to me, when I literally saw those two other people walk through the door and check in after me. I asked if they had checked in online and if that was an option. All the receptionist said was "they checked in first". Okay. Sorry for asking. Extra star because the blood draw actually happened? Like, can't fault them because that actual part happened.

changed my opinion about this internal ( primary care) groups…read more I moved to a new awesome caring provider who worked with much better functioning, professional concerning and friendly staffs.

The bear office and the staff itself are fine Care Quality…read moreis non existent, rushed me out without giving any help or advice.

I've been here MANY times! I've always received good care…read more Several months ago I became acquainted with a Nurse Practitioner named Natalia. She's thorough, caring, respectful, and shows sincere concern and interest in what brings you in to seek treatment!!! I can't say enough great things about this WONDERFUL Nurse Practitioner!!! Did I mention, she's as beautiful on the outside as she is on the inside!!

I accompanied my mother to her appointment with Dr. Rajesh Maheshwari today, and as a medical…read moreprovider myself, I was extremely disappointed and concerned by the interaction I personally witnessed. My mother came to discuss years of widespread pain and concerns about fibromyalgia, hoping to discuss evaluation and treatment options with her PCP. Dr. Rajesh Maheshwari was dismissive and condescending and repeatedly raised his voice while discussing her concerns. He repeatedly told her that fibromyalgia is "no longer a diagnosis," despite fibromyalgia being a recognized clinical diagnosis with established diagnostic criteria. When my mother also mentioned CRPS (complex regional pain syndrome), he appeared confused and unfamiliar with what she was referring to. What bothered me most was the way my mother was spoken to. She is a patient dealing with significant chronic pain who came to a physician she trusted looking for help. Instead, when she attempted to explain her symptoms and concerns, she was interrupted and spoken to in a loud, curt manner. His voice was loud enough that I was concerned others outside the room could hear discussion of her private medical information. Regardless of any disagreement about diagnosis or treatment, he needs to improve his bedside manner and the way he communicates with patients, especially those who are already dealing with chronic pain. The entire encounter lasted less than five minutes. Before coming in, his staff told us over the phone that she could come in to be evaluated for this concern. We spent the time and gas traveling to the appointment only to be told after arriving that this was not something he would diagnose or address. If a provider is unfamiliar with conditions such as fibromyalgia or CRPS or does not know how to manage them, the appropriate response is to further one's medical education, review the current literature, and/or refer the patient to someone with the necessary expertise not dismiss the condition or the patient suffering from it. My mother left upset and disappointed. It was especially ironic to hear that fibromyalgia is supposedly "no longer a diagnosis" while saying this directly in front of a medical provider who has seen patients in clinical practice who have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia recently.