Met with the doctor and explained my concerns, was referred to get an X-ray from an outside…read moreprovider. Doctor seemed nice and genuine; X-ray occurred the same day and results were available online and instantly. A follow-up appointment was scheduled for 1 month out for a cortisone shot. Fast forward to today; no follow-up call received about the X-Ray in a month's time frame. 1-1/2hr before the appointment scheduled(1month ago), I receive a cancellation of the appointment today, requesting an MRI that was ordered by the doctor. Unsure why this didn't occur within days of the X-ray a or so month ago? Cannot say this place values people's time, or truly cares about patients pain levels or experiences. Tried to contact patient coordinators after receiving the call, no answer. Decided to arrive for my appointment and asked in-person for details. Only apologies, but no explanation from the actual doctor. Will continue to visit larger medical providers and doctors at Sutter Health or Stanford for health care concerns,truly disappointed.

If I could give zero Stars I would. The most runaround I have ever received from a specialist, 4…read moremonths of appointments, telehealth visits where I'm waiting a half an hour (into the appt) to receive the link to join the visit. No communication between his staff and Dr.Gwalani. I call and leave messages with his admin staff that clearly go directly into his spam folder. I am appalled that this man calls himself a pain specialist, two MRIs three x-rays later thousands of dollars in scans, 4 months of appointment and he can do nothing for me. He can do nothing for you, don't waste your time as I did. He's all smiles. All happy. All positive vibes and he tells you there's nothing he can do for you, out of his scope of practice to treat anything systemic, so if you have pain in multiple areas, don't bother. The most rudimentary westernized approach to pain management. Genuinely I am appalled.

Received cervical/spine surgeries with follow-ups in 2022, benefits continuing on! Spoke with…read moreneighbors with similar surgeries and one had brain surgery. All said they're completely satisfied and happy with the results.

My first visit was a video call. I still cannot comprehend how a surgeon is going to evaluate a…read morethoracic spinal surgery by not physically seeing the patient. As a patient, I wanted to be seen in person. Well I scheduled a second visit. After being made to wait for over 35 minutes, I was made to see a physician assistant. The third visit was again a video call. The fourth visit, was made to wait and then told that he is in surgery and another physician assistant would see me. Frustrated I left. I called to explain my frustrations, and was offered another video visit. I understand video visits maybe effective for colds etc, but when a patient is in severe pain, and wishes to see a doctor in person, and we are paying for the visit, not sure why those wishes cannot be respected. Making patients wait and not respecting their time is unacceptable. We take time off work to come in for these scheduled visits. Extremely disappointed that I never actually got to be treated as a patient should have been.

My father, in his late 50s, had a double aneurism in is brain. He had one of the aneurisms blow…read morewhile we were at work. This also caused blood clotting in his lateral ventricles which is a bad place for clotting to happen deep in the brain. Dr Jeffrey Thomas was able to coil both aneurisms and remove the clotting in the ventricles as well, in one operation. This is no easy task by far if you are familiar with this type of brain operation. My father is alive and because of Dr Thomas and his staff my father now has a chance to live and recover. Dr Thomas and his staff have done their part and the rest of the recovery is now up to my father and his strength and will to get better. I also thank Dr Thomas for his kind manners and his easy to talk to personality. He is very informant and also very accessible. If you or anyone you know are in his hands just be patient and know that the best of the best is doing there best to fix your loved one.

Dr. Thomas decompressed two nerve roots (micro-surgery) that have caused me: pain, sciatica, nasty…read morespasms - all progressively getting worse for over ten years. At almost one year since the surgery, my back has been pain free - meaning no more vicodin, percocet, oxycontin, 800 mg ibprofens, soma, and valium on a daily or regular basis. Lastly, he entertained my request to be awake and was only given a spinal. The man is very professional, a good listener. When I first met with him for my consult it lasted just about an hour...now when was the last time you had that type of attention from a doctor? Many thanks Dr. Thomas!

The doctor's and staff were excellent and they take care of there patients and ask if your ok…read moreoften. I give them a 5 star

Dr gwalani is a very good surgeon. He's funny, very dedicated in improving the quality of his…read morepatience health. The team is very understanding, with them their commitment is above standards, very very warming. I would recommend their service nation wide.

The Doctors Doctor, that's what you will hear people say about Stanfords Dr. Salyapongse. If…read moreanother Doc needs a knee or hip it's Salyapongse they seek out. Summer 2023 the doctor and his PA Robin Mercer assessed my situation and helped me plan for my TKR (total knee replacement). I planned a six month light work out to gain strength before the surgery. This whole experience has been amazing. I'm not sure what could have been better. The entire surgical team is absolutely the best. The day of the surgery was easy. I had only a week or so of walker and pain killers, after that it was just Tylenol and walking unassisted. Take this journey with the attitude that it's up to you manage your recovery, early PT and exercise both before and after surgery is key. As I told Dr. Salyapongse, 'I feel like I've won the lottery!'. I am very impressed and satisfied. Conover Smith

Wife's surgeon for a hip replacement, 10 days ago. Going up and down stairs, pain free, walking…read morearound the house with just a cane, walker outside. Still has swelling, but not bad. This guy is a rock star... she was fortunate to be able to see him!!

I saw Dr. MacCallum for dizziness that I have been experiencing since November on the…read morerecommendation of my ENT. She spent a lot of time with me not only going over my MRI and health history, but also taking about my career change of becoming a physician! As an aspiring doctor, I loved that she explained the anatomy of my scan! I definitely felt that she was interested in me as a person and not just a test result or number. She's also very knowledgeable and thorough, along with having a super friendly and positive vibe. I saw her to rule out atypical migraines which most likely isn't what I have (possible but vague diagnosis), but proposed the possibility of ear fluid pushing on my vestibular nerve which is something that had not been previously suggested to me before. Though she gave me the option of taking medication to prevent migraines, I chose not to take them as I don't have a definitive diagnosis and she was supportive of my preference. I was taken back at my scheduled time and only waited about 10 minutes in the exam room. My only suggestion for improvement would be if the nurse who took my vitals introduced herself, but otherwise I had no issues. I had consistently unimpressive experiences with neurologists in DC several years ago, so I'm thrilled to have found Dr. MacCallum and look forward to following up with her in April. I most likely won't need to see her regularly (as in I don't have worsening neurological symptoms), but would not hesitate to see her if needed and recommend to anyone looking for a great neurologist.

From the owner: This provider is part of Sutter Health, dedicated to creating a more personalized healthcare…read moreexperience.

We transferred most of our clients from our intermediate care facility to Dr Khalsa's. We are happy…read moreto look for a new neurologist. There are a lot and it will be actually closer to the facilities. Totally unprofessional- you can be a Neurologist - but a typical Indian who thinks they own the world. Between me and my sister - we have been nurses at ICU/telemetry/adult and even pediatric med surg - with combined experience of nearly 60 years. Doctors can be a$$holes. As much as I do not want to say this - he was.

Horrible neurologist, he's not book smart at all. He laughs off any of your questions or concerns…read morelike they're nothing. He can't even at least educate you on what's going on based on your MRI scans. He's like a fraud doctor who's faked it till they made it in life for a reputation but not for passion. If you ask him or tell him about symptoms your concerned about he'll brush it off or ignore you, he'll rush your appointment even after you wait more than an hour in his office upon his arrival. He does get side tracked texting on his phone which does play apart of his negligence. Run from this doctor don't waste your time & money with him, find someone else!