He is a very compassionate Dr. And a professional inamy ways. He is a great conversationalist with…read morepatients, a good listener.

I showed up a little early just in case but ended up getting seen pretty close to my scheduled time…read morewhich was a good start. The staff was polite enough, nothing over the top but helpful when I had questions about where to go. The doctor came in and spent enough time asking about things I've dealt with over the last few years, didn't just look at today's issue which I liked. They explained some lifestyle tips that might help and gave a few clear recommendations. It felt like the focus was on getting things manageable rather than trying to fix everything in one visit. They were calm and professional, and I didn't feel judged or brushed off. The room was clean and quiet, not too busy. It's not the fastest place but I'd rather have that than being rushed out. I'd probably come back if I needed another look at something. Felt decently cared for overall.

The most dangerous clinic to be treated especially by the alleged certified Filipinos who use the…read morerace card when I, as a Filipino myself was actually accused of being a racist by the manager named Maria.,by making a complaint about my doubts about the Filipino doctor being competent because she she kept asking me repeatedly about information already available in my chart with my regular doctor.

I came here for my annual appointment as new patient with Dr. Tam Nguyen…read moreThe care and help i received are top-notched from the front desk staff, to the Medical Assistants and to the Doctor. They were all very calm, nice and polite. It was very pleasant. No complaint.

I will definitely give her 5 stars. She deserves it. I had my annual check up with her and unlike…read moreother doctors I have experienced, she was a good listener and did care about everything I had to say. She gave me all the time I needed and was thorough in her examination. I will surely go back again.

When I saw her she was very nice seem to care a lot and she diagnosed fairly decent Let me know…read morewhat my problem was I came in but I had to go back a few days later because my condition it was worsening and saw my regular doctor and he told me I had the wrong medication and what I had was not going to solve my problem so he gave me the right medication that I had to take for three weeks and I thought well It could've just then an easy mistake anybody could make it you never know. A week later my husband also had a situation where he needed to go into the doctor and he saw her as well she told him that he had a condition that is rarely seen and we've never even known anybody who has had this condition. I doubted that that's what he had so I googled it and it was explained how to look for signs I look for signs that would indicate this is what he had and he had none of the signs at all. I told him I was not to take the medication and he shouldn't take it either so he went to another doctor and the doctor told him he had something entirely different and just to take this other medication but by the time that occurred he'd already had the condition for a week and it was really bad. She completely and utterly misdiagnosed my husband. She claimed he had a condition that usually only people in refugee situations have. Or homeless people who do not change their clothes or shower for a month or more. I have absolutely zero confidence in her ability to recognize proper diagnosis medically speaking. Everyone needs to stay away from this doctor unless you're just in there for a regular physical as though you would be seeing a medical assistant because I believe a medical assistant can diagnose more properly than this doctor can!!!!

Soon after my PD went into the workers comp health care system, I had to find another MD and was…read moremost fortunate to find Thomas Collins-Pallett, M.D. As a Canadian Expat, I was delighted to learn (first visit) that Tom Collins is a Canadian now practicing medicine in the US (Fremont, CA). As a kid, our doctor was an Irishman named Tom Collins, MD (he had 16 children) and was our family practitioner in Sacramento back in the 50s-60s; until he became a licensed barrister, "Doctor's Attorney." Anyone looking for a great Family Physician, Tom Collins-Pallet, M.D. is your Guy. Thank you Doctor! Daniel J. O'Connell

Dr. Collins-Pallett is awesome. Just had a new patient appointment with him and it was great. He…read moretook the time to go over my history and my responses to the pre-appointment questionnaire. He made sure he addressed my concerns and came up with a great plan for me. Looking forward to being under his care..

Dr. Curran was recommended by a friend and I am so blessed he has been my family doctor over 10…read moreyears, after a few switching doctors. 1. He is extremely knowledgeable. 2. Extremely attentive and caring. He listens, responds and discusses options. 3.:Down Tom earth and easy to communicate with. 4. Bedside matters are great, he is gentle and makes patients at ease. 5. Remembers you as a person and human being. 6. The office is professional, staff are very responsive , scheduling and appointments are very nicely handled. 7, If you have a need the doctor and staff respond and get back very fast. 8, I can not think of any better , more professional and staff. Thanks all to make my visits a pleasure, especially at these challenging time. I completely trust this doctor and his staff.

Hands down the best Doctor around, I ve been going here for over 30 years and He's on top of his…read moregame always with the latest updates.

My primary doctor being recommended by my previous doctor, his father, Generoso, who retired. One…read morething that immediately had an impact to my condition is when he was able to correct something I had for quite sometime, that to me is a big game changer. Now I'm quite certain that I am in good hands without feeling any doubt. Thanks Doc.

Dr. Kevin Porciuncula is my new PCP for this year, he was recommended by a close friend. Never got…read morea chance to do a full review so here's a review that he deserves. I requested an appointment that needs an urgent attention from a PCP. His MA was very kind & helpful. She was able to respond in a timely manner, & explained carefully the availability for Dr. Kevin. I was suffering from anxiety/depression at that time. Dr. Kevin is busy, but still took the time to make me feel like I was the only patient. During my appointment, Dr. kevin took his time & listen to every details that I say, he gave me time to open up while I was having a breakdown. I did not feel rushed at all. He would ask questions in between & try his best to understand the situation. One thing that stands out for me the most is that he always double check my medications before prescribing a new one. Due to my past medical history, this is very important. Because its rare to have a primary doctor that is well-organized. Also, Dr. Kevin never fails to offer me a referral, he will always make sure that I get more medical care that I need for my situation. The high level of effort was excellent!!!!! Not only that, I was very pleased with the manner which both Dr. kevin & his MA handled the illness that I have during that time. I have never felt like just a number to be dealt with & i'm sure that Dr.Kevin & his MA is the same with others too. Overall I have never seen a primary doctor that was real great & cared a lot to make sure I got well & better. I will be recommending him to everyone!!! :)

Waited an hour in the lobby. Then Waited hours in a smelly room , when the doctor came in it was…read moreclear the smell was him. There is no cleaning in the rooms .The front desk lady is the most unprofessional woman I have ever met. He didn't touch me nor my sons when addressing issues he had me take pictures of the computer on my phone because he didn't want to print anything or give me any documentation of the visit.

I took my dad to see Dr. Ahmadi for some abdominal pain and he is very happy with Dr. Ahmadi's…read morediagnosis and advice. He will be my dad's first go to Dr for any future issues. Thank you Dr.

An amazing internist doctor who really cares for her patients. She goes above and beyond. Her…read morestaff is friendly and efficient.

Excellent Medical provider. She is very thorough and caring to her patients. She is very…read moreknowledgeable. She has the patience to listen to her patients with empathy. Her staff are very respectful and compassionate as well. Even at times, when you are at the waiting room for a while, the staff will update you why things are running late. And when it is your turn, she spends time with you. She is the only reason why i keep my insurance because it is hard to find good doctors like her.

If you go to urgent care at the Mountain View PAMF facility I hope you do not receive her as your…read moredoctor!! She was cold, distant, and did not listen to me about my problems or about what I needed considering it is a chronic problem and is well documented in my chart. I was there almost three hours before she decided to tell me she couldn't give me the treatment I would need and I should go to the ER. She couldn't have told me that wayyy earlier knowing that "the urgent care policy" wouldn't allow it? Not once did she apologize for the treatment or anything. Worst experience ever and would never recommend her!!

I didn't realize I could be rejected by my own doctor. A few weeks ago I received a letter from my…read moregeneral practioner: Dear Dorothy, I am writing to let you know about a professional change for me that will impact your care. Effective June 1, 2009, I will be reducing the number of patients I am able to see in primary care so that I can spend a portion of my time caring for patients at the Urgent Care Center. As a result, I ask that you transfer yoru care to one of my colleagues in Family Medecine at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation's Fremont Center. That's it? A 3-paragraph letter and our relationship is over? I don't even get a phone call? Breaking up with your doctor isn't quite as painful as with a significant other, but it still stings whenever I read that letter. I'd taken special care in selecting Dr. Miller. I'd researched top medical colleges, then searched through my insurance's list of in-network doctors, and narrowed my search according to college attended, and years in practice, then finally ended my search on Yelp. And now it looks like I have to go through this whole process all over again. What if another doctor rejects me? Will I ever find "the one". Why does it have to be so hard? I feel so alone. I guess Dr. Miller wasn't the one for me. Things happen for a reason and I know the right doctor is out there.