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.

Easily one of the best doctors I have ever seen. She takes time and care with her patients (both…read moremy husband and myself), listens attentively, formulates a plan of action and really looks at the whole body holistically. She really is an amazing physician and I feel so lucky to have her as my primary.

Dr. Larsson is a wonderful physician. She's a great listener and a resourceful practitioner. I…read moreappreciate her more every time I see her. I am so happy that she is my doctor.

Dr Parish has a wonderful follow up on. Her patients . Referrals for pre health testing and…read morepreventive medication are spot on and very good .

Dr. Rebecca Parish of Lafayette has been my primary care physician for many years, and I think she…read moreis an outstanding doctor. Dr. Parish is professional, knowledgeable, and listens to her patients. She has always effectively addressed any and all health concerns I've had. I trust and value Dr. Parish's opinions and advice and highly recommend her.

Dr. Tucker-Harris substituted for my family doctor when he was unavailable for what seemed like an…read moreemergency. By the time I arrived, I'd figured out the problem based on phone comments by an on-call doctor, and Dr. Tucker-Harris quickly confirmed the diagnosis. She was so responsive and well informed that I was ready to switch to her. No wonder her patient load is full!

I have had Dr Tucker-Harris listed as my Primary Care for 3 years but have never been able to get…read morean appointment, even within a month's time frame. She's always booked! Had to change Primary Care Physician's so I can get in and see my Doctor when I need to. Giving 3 stars because I can't really score any other service except the appointment scheduling.

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. Merupula has been my PCP for several years…read more What I respect most about Dr. Merupula is that she respects medical choice and bodily autonomy, and respects your role as the primary decision-maker in your own care. This should be a given with any provider you go to, but too often medical paternalism still rules the day, where you are treated like a child who is to be told what to do with your own body. That attitude doesn't fly with me, and thankfully Dr. Merupula does not have this mentality. She has accommodated my requests for additional testing I want for my own information, which some previous providers have inexplicably vetoed, as if the cost is coming out of their own pockets, or as if I'm not sophisticated enough to understand the results. She also respects my decisions to say "no thank you" to certain one-size-fits-all 'standard of care' protocols that are not right for me, without argument or pushback. She is easy to talk with, and is a good listener. I absolutely recommend her if you're looking for a physician that respects your fundamental right to be in charge of your own health care.

Dr. Merupula is very thorough, patient and kind. She does not rush through your appointment and…read moreshows genuine care for you!

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.

Dr. Wedderburn is an excellent physician! She is very attentive to my concerns and discusses her…read morerecommended treatments so that I can understand what to expect. Our visits are not rushed. The front desk staff are very courteous and professional. Nurse Rose is the best!!

Dr Wedderburn is kind compassionate and she really listens. I have complete confidence in her and…read moream lucky to have her as my primary physician.

I have been a patient of Dr. Jones for many many years (I've lost count) and recommended him to my…read morefamily, so he takes care of both my husband and me. I am a physician myself so I have an extra edge in judging clinical competence and trustworthiness. You can judge a physician by 3 parameters: 1st: does he or she have a conflict of interest that compromises putting your needs first? 2nd: is the doctor clinically competent -- does he or she know what they are doing and know when to refer to someone else when they are unsure? (This includes the ability to communicate and explain what is going on); and 3rd: do I feel like the doctor really cares about me - are they humanistic in their approach or bedside manner? Dr. Jones passes all three. He ranks among the top physicians I've encountered for my personal medical concerns.

Dr. Jones has been my doctor since my pediatrician kicked me out. He's ALWAYS on time (read…read moreearly), his staff is friendly, and he's a quality doctor. I've had some weird medical ailments (some real, some only in my mind) and he's sorted through my own personal brand of crazy and fixed me up with minimal stress (and condescension!). I sent my fiance to Dr. Jones (by twisting his arm, because he's never accepting new patients) and fiance, who doesn't really care for people gets on well with Dr Jones.

Brillant!!! A lab…read moretech got on the phone & asked a colleague for that doctor who can figure out all the medical reject cases "ya know, the guy who can figure out the weird stuff" and there his name was. The man who saved my life in my hands. I hesitated for several weeks before calling as I was afraid of yet again being looked at like I was a nut case. After nearly 20 physicians in various fields left me to die, this genius figured out exactly what I had. It was so rare & out there my HMO didn't believe him. UCSF & Stanford docs weren't there for me either. But we proved all of them wrong with a biopsy and such. He went up to bat against them more than once for me & many attacked him in the process. Dr. Tufft has created enough good Karma to last several hundred lives. If there was to be ever a hero in my life Dr. Tufft & a colleague he referred me to fit the bill.

I avoided seeing Dr. Tufft for nearly forty years. I severed my achilles tendon in college: I…read moreshould have seen Dr. Tufft. I broke my right elbow and had a replacement at Kaiser in 2001. I should have seen Dr. Tufft to find the underlying causes. In 2015 I broke my left elbow and hip on a sidewalk in Point Richmond. I was taken to Kaiser. Kaiser pinned the hip and the rest is history. In 2016 I broke my left shoulder. Dr. Robert Lucas of the East Bay Shoulder clinic did a double reverse surgery. At this point, Dr. Lucas pointed me to an Internist that could be Dr. Watson and diagnose blood disorders. Enter stage right, Dr. Robert Tufft. I should have seen him forty years earlier. This comes under the dumb and dumber category on my part. Dr. Tufft, the next exam is on Mount Rose trailhead to the summit. I will lead you to the top. Thanks