Dr. Katy Young-Lee is a focused, professional, compassionate doctor. In addition, she's a great…read morecommunicator; answering your emails late at night. I'm not sure how she does it. I trust her instincts and her knowledge. And I'm extremely grateful that my insurance covered her move to Sutter. When you find a good doctor, you follow them... and she's it.

Dr Young-Lee has provided for my wife's and my care for almost 4 years now, and we both value her…read moreprofessional, thorough approach to our health care. She is an attentive listener and takes our own observations, concerns and preferences into account while managing our care. Katy is foundational to our continuing healthcare needs.

Dr. Yep retired before COVID. Miss her tremendously! She was such an amazing PCP/Clinician.read more

She was our primary for a long time until she all of a sudden left the john muir practice. The last…read moretime I saw her she sounded pretty ticked off because it seemed that I was telling her too much health problems that I wanted to address during my physical. Little disappointed about that.

Dr Manaku is a gem - a great problem solver who is also very personable and a good communicator. I…read morehave a very unusual chronic auto immune system disease that can be perplexing and very 'non-textbook'. While I have 10 specialists, it is Dr Manaku I turn to get an overall picture and understanding of my medical issues. She is also surprisingly 'available' - most of my doctors take months to get an appointment with, but I can usually see Dr Manaku in a few days. And no long waiting room camp outs because she's generally 'on time'. Amazing to find this caliber of care in today's medical world.

When I moved to the East Bay, I was reluctant about leaving my primary physician. What great…read morefortune that Melanie Manaku was recommended. She's thorough, thoughtful, patient and highly knowledgeable. When I'm describing or questioning, she gives me her full attention... and respect. And it helps greatly that she has a sense of humor!

Taking one star off because a year ago when I asked for a GI recommendation she told me I didn't…read moreneed a colonoscopy until age 50. That may be the general guideline but I have a family history of colon cancer. The recommendation for colon cancer screenings for people with a family history is every 5 years unless something abnormal like polyps are present. I gave her a document of my medical history that I always bring to new doctors (first saw her in 2016) and I have a section on my family history. When my current PCP referred me to a GI for unexplained abdominal pain, my GI doc said I should be having colonoscopies every 5 years based on my family history. I stopped seeing her in September 2017 because I moved to Fremont and found a great doc at Sunnyvale's One Med location (though sometimes I go to Palo Alto because I work in Menlo Park). Overall I thought Susan was a caring doctor who listened to her patients but maybe needed to review my records more thoroughly before deciding when I needed a colonoscopy. I think she might have been inexperienced so maybe her recommendations will be more accurate as she becomes a seasoned doc.

I always look forward to my visits with Dr Levinsohn. She is so warm and caring. I feel like she is…read moremy friend. I typically struggle in hospital settings, so seeing her in the relaxed atmosphere of One Medical is a relief. She remembers my history, and I always feel like she is genuinely interested in what's going on with me. She also gives great resources for any things of concern for me, and is great to check in when applicable. I'm a big fan.

Dr. Logan is the best provider I've had the privilege of working with. She has accompanied my…read morefamily and I for over a decade now of medical care, and she is just the best. Examples (I have many more but will just share a few) - she always makes sure I understand the results of not only tests she orders but ones that my specialists order if they haven't explained them to me. She makes recommendations that are outside of what I would consider often - like she recommended a specific supplement that stopped the hot flashes I developed postpartum for four years vs another provider who told me "well if that's your only symptom, maybe get some fans." She cares about my kids even though they haven't seen her as patients yet*, she is efficient yet spends as much time with me as she can to address my concerns, and she remembers details about me that make me feel cared for and seen. As a now pretty functional person with severe PTSD, I have to stay on top of treatment and such, and to that end Dr. Logan has been willing in the past to communicate with my psychiatric nurse practitioner and therapist - and honestly, she's one of the only MDs/DOs I work with who has been willing/able to communicate with other providers directly in the past several years and it's SO MUCH more efficient than my other providers passing messages back and forth through me like a game of telephone. (*They don't see her yet only because her office doesn't have connections to an after hours pediatric urgent care clinic - once my kids are old enough to not need that we will be switching.) It's really challenging being a provider in today's American healthcare system, and I really appreciate Dr. Logan and how hard she works to make sure her patients get the best care possible within the broken system we're all functioning in. (I'm a different kind of provider in healthcare so see the provider side often - but I'm also a patient.)

Don't know what changed with her. I thought she was excellent. A wonderful doctor. Then she moved…read moreand did her best to keep me away. They took my insurance until I went in to see her, then nope. Don't know why, or what I did. But she acts mean, terse when she spoke to me. Then after refusing the insurance they accepted at first, she overcharges. $585 for a visit in 2021. I would avoid her like the plague.

I don't understand that negative review at all. Dr. Tim has been my primary care physician for…read moremany years and she is a wonderful doctor and a wonderful human being. Yes, the current rules have her dashing around so she has to be very direct and doesn't have much time to chat, but that isn't her fault. It is the fault of our system.

Very smart, personable and knowledgeable. Takes the time to explain things carefully, and leaves…read moreyou feeling you're in good hands. Would highly recommend her.

Nina Birnbaum is an outstanding person? And an outstanding doctor!…read more I made an instant connection with her the first time I met her: she is an excellent listener, asks very good questions, is well-connected, and a superior team-builder. When I came to her I had just finished up with several bouts of pancreatitis - very painful. Three doctors before her had left medical practice during a period of intense change for physicians. I asked her to promise me she would not leave; a rediculous thing to ask but just to say how scared and desperate I felt. I am now older and need more specialists, but she has been with me to help build that team. She is incredibly smart and has diagnosed a number of my situations just by listening to my descriptions (and then getting confirmation). She is kind... so kind. And she tells the truth. I am not afraid of dying, but I really don't like loss of control. Which means having a doctor who is honest with me and treats me like a partner in addressing my medical concerns. I hope Nina will remain my doctor for the rest of my lifetime...

Where did Dr. Birnbaum go? I kept my insurance just for her but found out she's not at Sutter as of…read morelast week. Anyone know?

Dr d'Andrea is someone I can trust to give me excellent care, and make sure I understand…read moreeverything. She has recently moved to a new practice, and I'm following her

I visited Dr. D'Andrea a few times when my regular provider was not available. I'm in my late 20s…read moreand I found her condescending. She would over-explain in a tone that seemed more appropriate for taking to children. She didn't seem like she was listening to my concerns. She talked more during the session than I did.