Doc. Is goid if you get to see or talk to him. His wife and Adrian office gal will stop you …read more Meaning , will not leave hime a message, even if adding 1 more blood test to existing order., refill of routine meds. Nothing. His wife, Nancy and the current gal that sometimes answers phone... same thing, "find another doctor ". Nancy been telling me about my special needs daughter for years.

Dr Xiao Yang is very professional and yet personal, addressing my issues and relieving my concerns…read moreclearly and patientl!

My family and I went to Dr Enrique for decades but he is now retired and his practice closed. I…read morebegan seeing Dr Enrique in my 20's and I am now in my 60's. Having said that, his bed side manner is direct and not for everyone, but I always appreciated his no- nonsense approach to the truth. Regardless, the man was brilliant at treating me and my family. There was never an ailment or medical condition he did not diagnose 1st or correctly for me, (and I have had many severe upper respiratory issues; asthma; cardio vascular disease, diabetes, odd allergies no one could diagnose or treat; and Dr Enrique even prescribed preventive actions to prevent severe symptoms during peak allergy periods and during cold & flu seasons ! Over the years I have passed these techniques/ strategies to others and have helped Dr Enrique create his own sample community of healthier people battling my same issues in challenging environments. Dr. Enrique took great care of my family of 5 for 2 generations. Enjoy your retirement, Dr. You have earned it. Thank you for the years of great medical care and attention!

where to start? the front desk girl told me she doesn't weigh the patients because girls don't tell…read moreeach other their weight. I'm all for not weighing myself, but my doctor is the one person who should know this. they never had me fill out my medical history. the same girl told me information about another patient who was there at the same time! I have been billed twice for a full visit showing I had no insurance, when I do, and have given it to them every time I was there. I called and asked for a refill, they argued with me that I never had that medication. I have, and John Muir filled it no problem. I left a message asking for Dr Enrique to call me so I could tell him the above, I have never gotten a call back. Stay away!!!

Completely taken back by the lack of empathy from this provider. My child was out of his current…read moremedication that he has taken since the third grade clearly stated in his records. This doctor denied refilling this prescription until an appointment was scheduled. However, the next availability isn't until August 8. My son requires this, I can't believe that a doctor would do this to a child! I highly recommend Dr. Sandy Zürich, but this doctor stay far away from

Worst doctor I've ever had…read more Dr. (and I use that as loosely as possible) Fatima literally stopped taking care of me when I felt the sickest I felt in my entire life. I now have to have surgery and I don't think my condition would be as bad as it is had she done her job. Any one feel free to contact me if you've experienced anything similar.

Visited this provider one time to establish care after moving to CA. Out the gate, she messed up my…read moremedications to the point of having to stop two of my medications without warning. I also have to pay an unexpected lab bill. During my spouse's appointment (a few days after my new patient appointment), I addressed the medication concern and the urgency of getting them filled. To my surprise, Dr. Syed stated, "Just because you bring a medication to me, doesn't mean I will prescribe it." I can understand this statement if she would have addressed her concerns when I was in front of her during my visit, but she did not! Additionally, she coded routine thyroid bloodwork as diagnostic and refused to re-code it. Thus, I am now having to pay an unexpected lab bill. I addressed my concerns with the provider. In the end, she prescribed the medications I needed but then took her time in providing the insurance company with the prior authorizations they required. This resulted in delaying the scripts from being filled as mentioned above. The entire encounter has caused me undue stress, and countless hours on the phone to sort out, not to mention the fallout from being taken off two of my medications so drastically. Do not recommend.

I moved to Brentwood in 2016 and this is my second year with Dr. Syed. I am very pleased with the…read morelevel of service, thoroughness and compassion she provides. With her, I never feel like I am being rushed and she is very patient with answering all my questions. She also makes sure that all the health concerns are being addressed. I am very fortunate to have found a very good Primary Care physician for our household.

"I am an HMO patient, so I did not grade the price. The office staff is very nice and helpful. They…read morewill call back quickly if necessary. The other doctor in the practice is also very good. I will continue to go there in the future and would recommend her to others."

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

"He was great. I am not a person who doesn't like a lot of medication, and if I don't want it, he…read moredoesn't push it on me. He actually listens and really enjoy. He gives other ways to treat it. If I want to try different physical therapy, then he is willing to refer me. Whenever I want an appointment, I usually get within the same day, which is very rare."

Dr Heo has been my primary Physian for over five years. She is a wonderful doctor who truly…read morelistens to her patients concerns. She is very thoughtful and kind. I'm a Registered nurse and highly recommend this doctor. She was also very caring and understanding when my mom passed away and helped me through the grieving process.

Today, I sent my 20-year-old daughter to Dr. Heo for her annual exam after researching internists…read morewho received excellent reviews. This would be my daughter's first visit with Dr. Heo as a new patient, as we recently moved from Chicago. It was difficult to find a female doctor who receives good reviews and is accepting new patients. I was surprised to learn about the office visit. First, Dr. Heo questioned why my daughter would travel all the way from Lafayette to Brentwood to see her. This sort of question would put anyone on their heels. This disconcerting question, which puts the patient in a defensive posture, is no way a way to begin a doctor-patient relationship or what should be a proactive conversation. It makes the patient feel as if they should not be there. Dr. Heo then essentially phoned in the exam. She did not perform the head-to-toe evaluation typically performed at first-time office visits to establish a baseline. She did not ASK QUESTIONS (How much exercise? How is your diet? How is your home life? etc.etc). Oftentimes, patients are reluctant to "complain" or introduce perhaps what they are fearful would be minor issues. Especially if they are questioned about why they are there in the first place, and especially a young person, with whom one should take extra care to tease out facts. My shy daughter gets headaches (which she was reluctant to disclose - likely migraines - and which the doctor did not ask "any headaches? allergies? etc etc - I am asked these questions by my doctor). She did not find out that my daughter has a sprained ankle. She did not ask what every woman is asked - about the regularity of her menstrual cycles. Does she see an OB/GYN? She did not order lab tests to establish a baseline. She did not test her reflexes, balance, or joint mobility. She did not palpate her abdomen. She did not check for unusual moles. These are all the hallmarks of a first exam. Dr. Heo seemed to have determined that my daughter "looks healthy" and left it at that. Consequently, my daughter did not receive an "annual exam" from Dr. Heo. Dr. Heo concluded the "exam" by telling my daughter she herself does not like going to the doctor (wonderful role modeling) and said "next time" my daughter can just phone in. I don't think so. Dr. Heo already phoned in.

The Dr's are wonderful! However the staff is horrible! They are rude to patients who come there ill…read more& suffering. They have no compassion! The nurses also order you the wrong medication, it can be dangerously serious if you're not careful! Please check everything. Despite it being so difficult with staff we keep coming back for the doctors. Hope staff changes behavior soon.

Interaction with the office to get anything done is nearly impossible. Multiple calls to get…read morerescheduled for an appointment they cancelled due to a doctor going on vacation, and multiple calls for a prescription refill (by me and the pharmacy) going unanswered. Third world status. My doctor (if he remains my doctor) and his personal staff) have been great.

I switched my primary care to Dr. Kolomey about six months ago and she has been amazing!…read more She even, without any prompting on my part, followed my recent ER hospitalization and jumped in to help with my care (my prior doc - over 5 years - NEVER did that!). Her office team, Patricia & Galina, are also better-than-great (again, in great contrast to my prior-Doc's office staff). Patricia & Galina should be Knighted! Given what's happening to my health, I may not have much time left, but Dr. Kolomey, Patricia & Galina are helping me get through this with patience and Grace! TNH

I called to make my first appointment with Dr Kolomey and was informed I was required to pay $500 a…read moreyear directly to them because it is a private practice. I reached out to my insurance company and they said this is not acceptable and would be taking it further. What a rip off.

The front desk staff member with center-parted, dyed blonde hair was unhelpful and refused to check…read moreme in, despite not being busy. She rather sat & looked down do nothing than check in patients. There was a note on Door 200 stating that patients should check in at Door 201. Even though this note was clearly posted, she told me she would not check me in and instructed me to wait in front of the closed Door 200. I followed her instructions and waited there. Later, another staff member came looking for me and asked why I had not checked in at Door 201. She explained that she had been calling my name but could not find me. I then explained that I was told by the front desk staff member to wait in front of the closed Door 200 instead of checking in at Door 201. In contrast, her coworker with brown hair was very friendly and provided excellent assistance. This situation caused unnecessary confusion and delay, and it could have been easily avoided if I had been properly assisted.

Wonderful doctor . Empathy , knowledge and listens to his patients . He has taken great care of my…read morewife . Happy to have him .