Extremely up-to-date on all things impacting women's health in a far more advanced manner than my…read moreother doctors are. Everyone should pay attention to research and keep their clinical practice honed and sharp like Dr. Beatty. Obviously see her if you want the best of care. I did want to address one of the posts below by 'Corinne'. I know pregnancy is an exciting and also scary time with so much activity, things to do, blood tests to run, so on and so on. But...I don't know how to say this without a bit of an eye roll...understanding and believing in some science is important - oh and curiosity, asking questions. This reviewer's statement: "made me believe that I would have a disease just because of my religion" grossly misrepresents both science and the physician. I strongly _SUSPECT_ this patient was appropriately screened for Tay-Sachs (as we all are and should be, umm, yeah, ty science!). Have you ever been asked if you have/were Ashkenazi Jew/ish ancestry? HIGHLY likely the doctor doesn't care about your religion but whether your child is at risk of death. Look it up. Tay-Sachs has nothing to do with religion. It is a genetic condition associated with ancestry, and discussing carrier risk or screening is standard OB-GYN care. Suggesting otherwise inaccurately implies religious bias and unfairly maligns appropriate medical practice. It's a fully inappropriate accusation. Also - another area to catch up on. Doctors who are part of a large healthcare system (i.e. PAMF or Sutter or KP or Stanford or...) do NOT HANDLE THEIR BILLING. They have nothing to do with that side of the fence. They are paid thru the organization, all the other cogs in the wheel manage the rest. Stop asking doctors to be accountants, medical coders and billing specialists since that's not what they do, and please let them focus on keeping us and our babies healthy. Like you went to see her because you were expecting her to practice medicine, right? Not do admin services, right? If the former, smart choice. Because she's awesome.

Listen to the other yelpers! Those facts are true. I don't want to write all the details here but…read morefeel free to message me if you ever want to know more. The Staff could do better, the doctor can definitely help by talking more to the patients, all patients and not just complicated pregnancies. Response time is really slow!

Dr. Tang is a phenomenal doctor. The first time I saw her, she gave up her lunch break because my…read moreprimary care doctor wanted me to see a gynecologist urgently. From the get go, Dr. Tang was cheerful and assured me that I was going to be fine. She has a fabulous bedside manner, turning very uncomfortable procedures into something somehow more bearable. She is also very patient, empathetic, and very knowledgeable about what is going on in her field. I trust her completely and cannot recommend her highly enough.

Dr. Tang is an amazing provider. I first saw her in 2019 when I was having a tremendous amount of…read morepain. She listened to my concerns and discussed my options. My surgical recovery went well and she and her staff were wonderful. Fast forward to 2024. I wanted to find out more about HRT options. She took her time explaining options, the pros and cons of each form and allowed for me to ask all of my questions. She was patient, kind and has a fun personality. I highly recommend Dr. Tang.

The office is quiet. It is never crowded when I go there. The staff is very polite. There is a…read moreQuest Diagnostics lab for blood draw. I had an appointment for blood draw. I showed up on time and only waited one minute.

Very bad experience. My mom was told by both her family doctor and doctor's medical assistant to…read morewait for 15 minutes to have her medical form completed. Her appointment was at 1 pm. I checked with front desk at 2:30 pm but was told that doctor needed additional 30 minutes to complete the paperwork. Two hours waiting is not easy for a disabled senior citizen. I don't think this clinic treats patients seriously. Don't recommend this clinic at all.

The pressure around choosing an OBGYN is often minimized by society. We write women off as being…read moredramatic/emotional and that any doctor should be fine. In my opinion obstetrics is probably the most important field in woman's health. It's taken me over one year and a lot of courage to write this review but I feel like what I went through should be shared so that other women deciding on their OBGYN will not have the same result. BED SIDE MANNER I initially wanted to have Dr. Jeffrey-Starr as my OBGYN because of her rave reviews from my neighbor who had a very positive experience with her after a bad experience with her first child. When I first met with Dr. Starr she confronted me with rude comments like why have you seen so many doctors? What is wrong with you? I had seen many doctors due to my endometriosis, it went undiagnosed initially by Dr. Pham who is also at that practice, but later Dr. Beatty (the only doctor I can recommend at that practice) ordered the necessary tests to be able to diagnose it. Every time I asked her questions about my pregnancy she dismissed me as if I was hyper concerned. I thought maybe I was being irrational, given she's done this a thousand times and I have only been pregnant once. She was always in and out of the room after about 5-10 minutes. She would appear visibly annoyed when I asked if I could facetime my husband for the appointment (as this was during the height of COVID) or if I asked if I could go through my list of questions (i.e., is this normal in pregnancy type Qs?) OFFICE FUNCTIONALITY I saw Dr. Starr once every third appointment. She never responded to a single inquiry I had through the online portal, instead it was her office staff who took anywhere from 3-8 days. Her NP would frequently say "that's a Q for Dr. Starr," in which I would never receive any follow through on whether the Q was relayed to her. I consistently waited in the office for my appointment anywhere between 1-2 hours. This is tough for a pregnant woman who is also working. DIAGNOSIS/CARE Because of our infrequency in communication, I didn't really feel like Dr. Starr was my doctor. My saving grace was a family friend who was an OBGYN. I could call her and ask her about symptoms I was having and she would tell me whether they were concerning or not. When she said they were concerning, I went to the ER and got the necessary blood work done. I did end up getting contractions early on and had some symptoms consistent with liver issues (all of these things went undiagnosed) and didn't seem concerning to Dr. Starr. When I was admitted to the hospital due to high blood pressure, I was there for 7 days. The first 72 hours I was induced, on a high amount of pitocin, on an epidural for 4 days, several cervical exams, a serious of high fevers, and very low over sight from Dr. Starr. I had asked Dr. Starr if we should go through a birth plan together, prior to me going to the hospital and she said no. At the hospital, I saw 5 other OBs at the hospital and there was no consistency of care. Finally, I requested a C section after having a very high fever of 102 and my blood pressure shooting up to the 170s. The C section was performed quickly but there was a lot of bickering on the other side of the curtain (overall it seemed like the care team wasn't functioning well together). In the recovery room, I went into septic shock, the rapid response team was called and was transferred to the ICU where my life was literally being saved. There were probably 20-30 different medical professionals buzzing around me, and I didn't see my baby for 3 days after he was born. AFTER CARE Dr. Starr visited me once when I was in the ICU to take my bandages off. I couldn't get an appointment with her for my 6 week post op apt. A different OB said my scar tissue indicates the surgery wasn't performed skillfully. Overall I would not recommend Dr. Starr and actually feel obligated to warn others because the result of having her as your doctor could be fatal.

I was able to be in with my daughter when she delivered. Dr. Jeffrey-Starr delivered her and was…read morewonderful. She is very positive, professional and took charge when the baby's heart rate dropped. She was amazing and also very kind and fun to be around. We are very thankful it was her and Stanford nurse LaShauna.

Dr Mancuso is upbeat and always helpful! She got my hormones balanced and helped me lose weight a…read morefew years ago and I'm still doing well!

Dr Mancuso is the best! Not only has she helped me with my physical and mental health she is…read morekind, understanding and I now consider her a friend. The entire office is friendly and helpful. I highly recommend Dr Mancuso!!

If you enjoy having politics shoved down your throat at wildly inappropriate times and places, Dr…read more Zaruchni is your gal. Proceed with caution if you're anything other than a Harris/Walz superfan, though. You may feel judged, dismissed, or receive noticeably biased care. She also continues to require covid-era masks for patients without any apparent willingness to acknowledge the benefits of natural exposure years after the fact. Unfortunately, the issues don't stop there. Her staff is impressively rude, both on the phone and in person. The receptionist called me seven times, three hang-ups (one before 8am) and four brief conversations, just to insist I arrive 20 minutes early. Naturally, the doctor then showed up 15 minutes late. That's 35 minutes of my life gone, which she generously compensated for by spending a whopping eight minutes with me. In that blink-and-you-miss-it visit, she pushed an order for a mammogram. Coincidentally, the imaging center, which I never had any contact with before, has called and texted me 12 times to schedule. At that point, it felt less like healthcare and more like harassment. Makes me wonder about the reciprocity between offices. As if the political commentary wasn't already wildly inappropriate, DURING MY MEDICAL APPOINTMENT, WITH MY FEET LITERALLY IN STIRRUPS, she asked me, A STRANGER, about a current event involving innocent people being slaughtered and sexually, physically, and psychologically tortured while being held hostage. She responded with a dismissive, "Oh well...," clearly signaling disagreement with the radical idea that Jews deserve to live in peace and safety. It was absolutely unhinged. At no point did she or her staff show any awareness, or concern, about how uncomfortable, rushed, and unprofessional the entire experience was. If you enjoy condescension, chaos, and a side of political lecturing and Jew hatred with your medical care, you might love it here. Otherwise, look elsewhere.

If I could give zero stars, I would. I cannot speak to the doctor's expertise because I never…read moreactually got to meet them--thanks to their administrative staff's complete lack of professionalism and accountability. I specifically made my appointment with Kelly, requesting it be scheduled before the end of the year to fit into my healthcare plan. Not only did she fail to schedule the appointment, but when I called to confirm, they had no record of it. Kelly vaguely remembered our conversation but didn't offer an apology or any solution. I'm just relieved I called beforehand and didn't waste a trip. This office is unorganized, unprofessional, and clearly not concerned with their patients' time or needs.

I highly recommend Dr. Kaur who is always professional, calm, and takes the time to truly listen to…read moremy concerns. I appreciate how she explains things clearly and provides practical guidance on the plan of care and what to avoid. Scheduling her appointments, whether online or in person, is easy and timely manners without unnecessary delays in care. I also value that same-day appointments provided me the care without further delay. The wait time is reasonable and efficient, unlike many places where i have waited about a hour or two. It is reassuring to know I can rely on her care and services whenever needed. She was recommended by a primary doctor in local area who was not cover under our insurance plan. One great doctor to another one. Our family is very happy with her services.

Dr kaur is an amazing doctor. She listens snd spends time with her patients. She not only…read morerecommends treatment for what ails you but she encourages a balanced life. The first time i met her, i immediately trusted her advice and conversation. I recommend her highly. She is also my spouse's doctor and he also is well pleased with Dr Kaur.

I've been seeing Dr. Beg for a few years after my first primary doctor retired. She's always been…read morefriendly and patient to listen to me and answer my questions whether it's a one on one or via pm through the Stanford app.

Dr Beg is the best doctor I've ever had! She cares about her patients and makes me feel very…read morecomfortable. She has helped me with so many things and I truly feel like she is on my side and part of my team during my health journey.