Dr. David Goldstein is a fabulous doctor, though some might find him robotic and quiet , consider…read morethat even though he is a doctor he may also be shy at first with his patients as he is a human being first and foremost. Dr Goldstein has gone out of his way to make sure I have stayed safe in two of my worst nervous breakdowns, mainly major depressive episodes that were too severe for me to come in to see him. Dr Goldstein returned my calls , assured me at anytime I could not get ahold of him he would have an on call Dr. Available, and made sure that I continued to consistently take my medication. We have faced some disagreements as he has pushed my comfort zone (which is good for me!) instead of prescribing me another med, and got down to the nitty gritty reality that much of my treatment relies on not just medication but on doing the work necessary, (which he promptly reminded me when I informed him I quit psychotherapy) The man truly cares, especially if you are genuine and make an effort to show you are invested in getting help and making a connection with your treatment team. He works with my therapist, my general practioner, monitors my refills (I'm a recovering addict) and has given me MORE than extra support and reached out to me personally at no extra charge. If you are looking for a psychiatrist that understand though medication in most cases is more than crucial, but still understands that medication is not the ONLY form of crucial treamtent needed to help rehabilitate psychiatric disorders and mental illnesses of all kinds, (including day treatment , spiritual life, meditation, psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, Trauma Processings and Therapies such as EMDR, and even give the harsh truth that it's time for residential treatment, and you want a doctor that can guide you through your healing process every step, Goldstein is your guy. Occasionally disorganized , monotone, and forgetful? Yes. Diligent, Thourough, Understanding, Thoughtful and IMMENSELY INTELLIGENT ? More than you could know until you work with him. Thank you Dr. David Goldstein, you have helped two other generations of women in my family and now I ; stay determined and focused on not giving into the hopelessness , the multiple diagnosis', the relapse, and the false and irrational beliefs I am a warrior against. Thank you for being on my team in this battle

I've been seeing Dr. G for a few years and have been very happy with the care I've received. He is…read moreknowledgeable, demonstrates excellent understanding of my issues, and compassion for me as a person.

I have had the pleasure knowing Dr Quach for over ten years. He is without hesitation one of the…read morebest psychiatrists I have ever met. His quick mind and depth of knowledge is always refreshing. Working alongside him in several clinical environments I can attest to his compassion and commitment to his patients. He has the great quality of being down to earth and easy to talk while also able to observe and listen for what patients are trying communicate on every level.

I have had the pleasure of knowing Dr. Quach for a few years now. I have worked with numerous…read morepsychiatrists over the years but Dr. Quach is by far one of the best. Walking into a new doctor's office can be at best uncomfortable and at worst scary, but the kindness Dr. Quach shows really puts you at ease as soon as you walk into the office. The compassion and care he provides to each and every individual is something that I have not seen before. He takes his time to engage with you and really puts in the effort to understand what you need, and more importantly what you want. He truely listens to each individual and tries to incorporate their wishes into his treatment plan. He makes you feel like what you want in your treatment matters, and that your input is valued. Dr. Quach also takes his time to explain each medication that he is proscribing, including the possible side effects, risks, and benefits so that you feel informed and empowered in your treatment. I would recommend Dr. Quach to anyone, and encourage anyone who has the opportunity to work with Dr. Quach as your Psychiatrist to take it!!

I can't speak highly enough of the professionalism, integrity, and thoroughness shown by Dr. Kerner…read morein my children's custody evaluation. From the very beginning, it was clear that he approached the situation with objectivity and a deep understanding of family dynamics. He took the time to truly listen to both sides, asked the right questions, and gave each concern the weight it deserved. In a time when emotions ran high and the stakes were incredibly personal, he brought a sense of calm and fairness that helped me trust the process. What stood out most was how carefully he documented everything. The final report reflected a detailed and balanced picture of the situation -- including efforts made by the other party that were clearly intended to diminish or undermine my role as a parent. Despite these attempts, Dr. Kerner remained focused on what mattered most: the well-being of the children. His insights and recommendations were grounded in facts and supported by evidence, not bias or hearsay. Thanks to his clear, professional, and well-reasoned evaluation, my relationship with my children was preserved. If you are in the middle of a high-conflict custody situation and want someone who will truly act in the best interest of the children while remaining fair and impartial, I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Kerner. He helped save one of the most important relationships in my life -- that of a parent and child.

He's a very nice man but I think the result he came up with put our son in the hands and at the…read moremercy of someone on a power trip and he just could not and did not read this matter correctly.

The staff is wonderful: organized and professional. Also, they are caring and kind people . Dr…read more Klindt. Is professional, caring, present, and loyal to his long-term patients. He is there when you need him, and I give him my highest recommendation.

A no bullshit doctor who is genuine and intelligent. Having struggled with addiction in my early…read more20's, it was determined that the thing I was abusing actually has medicinal benefits to treat my ADD/ADHD. I'm the face of adversity and defending science over court opinion, Dr. Klimdt prescribed me Desoxyn(Methamphetamine). 10 years later I had enjoyed, through a company that I built, $4,200,000 in sales with over 50 employees/tradesman working every day. The need for the medicine only came about on a few occasions but combined with the 12 steps, and a strong Faith, Dr. Klimdt and I are living proof of a true success story against the most extreme odds possible. There is quite a bit of political corruption with the courts since my step father was a billionaire before he passed, and now am dealing with having to investigate alongside FBI such people as Mayor Sheng Thao of Oakland, who was recently raided for political corruption after my December 2022 complaint uncovered evidence the FBI needed to execute the warrant in their ongoing investigations. (See my email in photos of this yelp post). In conclusion, Dr. Klimdt was originally referred to me by a lifelong friend and former college professor, George Hinn, and both deserve noble prizes imo. They just don't care about outside opinion, only about their patience, and factual scientific data. Mad love and respect for both these gentlemen, Dr. Klimdt is worth every penny he charges and then some.

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Fahd Khan and his assistant Rosario. A close friend of…read moremine who had been struggling with severe SI joint pain for years and was passed from doctor to doctor without getting a clear diagnosis or lasting relief. It was incredibly frustrating watching her go through that. Dr. Khan was the first physician who truly listened, took the time to understand her symptoms, and ultimately identified the SI joint as the source of her pain. His expertise and attention to detail made all the difference. He performed a minimally invasive procedure using cadaver bone to stabilize the SI joint, and the results have been life-changing. She went from constant, daily pain to feeling like herself again. The improvement in her quality of life has honestly been incredible--she's beyond happy. If you or someone you know is dealing with unresolved SI joint pain, I highly recommend Dr. Khan. He's knowledgeable, compassionate, and truly committed to helping his patients get their lives back.

Worst experience I have ever had with a doctor! Without…read moregoing into detail I will just say that I am in excruciating pain from a bulging disc in my lower back that causes me to have to lay face up on the ground for at least 50% of the day to get relief from the constant pain for the past 9 months. Dr. Kahn basically read the report from my MRI and said that there is nothing wrong with me. He did not even look at the images as I tried to show him one of the images of the MRI on my phone but he did not care. He said there was nothing he could do for me so I asked if I could at least get a epidural and he said that in his opinion a epidural would do nothing because there was nothing wrong and there was nothing even close to a nerve. I get the feeling that Dr. Kahn does not listen to his patients and that he does not care what they say and at least with me he had no sympathy for the overwhelming and constant pain that I am in.

Loic is an amazing therapist. I've been to several therapists, and he is by far the best I've…read moreworked with. Wish I could give him 10 stars! Loic helped me get through some of the roughest times of my life. Not sure I would be as strong as I am today without his support and guidance. He is compassionate while being honest--he'll support you and tell you when you need to give yourself a break; he'll tell you when wounds are self-inflicted and help you work through those tendencies. He provides great recommendations for relaxation and positive thinking. As the psychologist who recommended him said, "If you don't like Loic, you don't like therapy."

Dr. Jassy is exceptional. From the first session, I felt welcomed, understood, and genuinely…read moresupported. He brings a wealth of experience and insight, and tailoring his approach to me made all the difference. What stood out most was his ability to listen deeply, ask the right questions, and help me access clarity, confidence and practical tools. I left each session feeling more empowered and hopeful than when I arrived. If you're looking for a caring, skilled therapist who gets results, I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Jassy.

He's the best. I saw him last about 10 years ago, and worked with him for many years. He knows…read morehow to manage medications. He is a very skilled psychopharmacologist. He has a calm, pleasant and ever hopeful demeanor. I've worked with a lot of psychiatrists, and he's the top one.

Right after my partner died, I saw Dr Liss. He told me that I was bipolar and proceeded to…read moreprescribe me 15 or more different medications. Many of which I was told to take at the same time. I suffered memory loss and felt way more depressed than I had before my partner had died which was shocking. I told him all this, but he just gave me more drugs. I decided at one point that I wasn't bipolar. I thought to myself that I was just an energetic person who was experiencing deep grief and sadness. Little by little, I weaned myself off of all the drugs. I sought out grief therapy and went for a few years. Even though I was in deep sadness, I felt surprisingly better off all these medications. I felt like I had a real shot at sorting out my grief. It's been 16 years since my guest partner died and perhaps 15 since I saw this "doctor." Turns out I was right. I'm just a enthusiastic energetic person who was going through deep grief. My life is pretty great now. I live in a beautiful place, have a job I like, I even met a special someone and we've been together for 4-5 years. The so-called medication he had me on did a lot of damage. I had to learn how to read as fast as I could before, I played a lot of memory games to get my memory back, and more importantly, I sought grief counseling to actively work on what was really troubling me. This quack of a doctor did a lot of damage and didn't listen to me during a very vulnerable time in my life. The careless and apathetic way he treated me was one of the more traumatizing things that happened to me after my first partner died. He never listened to me, he never took my complaints about the medication seriously, and he kept telling me I was this absolutely hopeless case while shoving more medications down my throat that made my life worse. Most importantly, he absolutely misdiagnosed me. It was absolutely degrading and dehumanizing. Please avoid Liss.

Dr. Chung is an excellent doctor. Unfortunately, due to past surgeries with another doctor, I need…read moremore surgeries. Dr. Chung has been great at helping with my pain and numbness and has done so many other things to make my life better, but he is limited, and I need more surgery. Unfortunately and fortunately, I'm moving to Stanford Health Care. Don't get me wrong; I love Stanford, but not seeing Chris, he will be missed along with the folks at South Bay Sports.

Dr. Chung's office is now accepting new patients; and I look for a new PCP. However, they would…read morenot do a physical in the first appointment. They wanted to have a first 'meet and greet' appointment. The receptionist could not tell me what the purpose of this 'meet and greet' appointment would be, so I interpreted that to mean it would be just be another billing opportunity for Dr. Chung, and waste of time for me. This is not intended as a bad review of Dr. Chung, just the way his practice works. This made me not choose Dr. Chung as a PCP. Moving on to the next name. Note: My current Dr. retires and had given me Dr. Chung's name on a short list of doctors to consider.