I only called to make an appointment but he referred me to U.C.S.F. Urgent care and I made an…read moreappointment for that day. Dr.Andrew, called me himself about 1 1/2 hours after I called his office. He listened to my signs and symptoms and was very nice mannered on the phone and I was very impressed! I'am a retired C.N.A and H.H.A. and have seen quite a bit and have talked with a lot of doctors and he got right to the point and U.C.S.F. Urgent care was excellent in the care they provided. Thank you, Dr. David Andrew! May G-D bless you and yours. Amen.

I would discourage anyone to use Dr. Andrew. His staff is unprofessional and rude. Calls are not…read morereturned. Perscription refills are problematic. What should have been an easy issue to resolve turned into 3 phone calls and extra trips to the pharmacy.

Outstanding quality of care and service was provided by Dr. Bennett and his team/staff.read more

Dr Bennett is one of the finest doctors I have ever met…read morewith. Over the years he has always answered every question, given me all the time I needed and made me feel that I was in the most competent hands. I recommend him highly!

Told me to go cold turkey off Xanax. Told me I did not have a dizziness problem by a Xanax…read moreproblem. I ended up in emergency and was told by ER dr to go off Xanax slowly. Reskin Gave me prescription for inderal. I had a hallucination. This was 1986 and still dizzy.

Disregard all the negative reviews…read more Dr. Neil Raskin is "THE" Migraine doctor. You don't believe me? Google Search. Do your Homework & Research. One of many *actual* credentials: http://www.ucsfhealth.org/cgi-bin/expertDetail.cgi?doctorid=1019 Who cares about bedside demeanor. Sometimes San Franciscans are sissies. From an East Coast brat (myself), I'm telling you, plan & simple: Go see Dr. Raskin if you have migraine matters. That is all.

Policies around appointment times need to be communicated by staff to Patients. Dr. Baidu has a…read morestandard of 2 minutes late equals reschedule. I call bullshiviki on that especially when it takes an unreasonable amount of time book an appointment. Dr. Baidu has set a standard that his staff can't meet. While I appreciate efficiency, I think flexibility is a missing element and then his staff has to take the brunt of dissatisfied patients. Dr. Baidu needs to learn leadership and management versus dictating standards that are unreasonable and have a significant negative impact. I am accountable for being 7 minutes late. I find that a 10 minute window is reasonable. 2 minutes is misguided. I personally think that this physician is a disappointing model. If a patient must endure a 2 plus month delay in getting an appointment, surely the Practice can communicate the precious nature of his minutes and seconds. FYI, restaurants give a standard +/- 10-15 minute window. A banner should go on the website that highlights the 2 minute demand. Very disappointed in Marin Health, who on average takes a delay from appointment time of more than 15 minutes to actually be be seen by a Provider. Marin Health is under resources to begin with (most Providers are not taking new Patients). I'd say Marin Health Executives need to pay attention to their business.

I drove 45 minutes to arrive at my appointment on time that I understood was scheduled for 3:45 PM…read more When I walked in the office they notified me I was five minutes late, (yes just five minutes) and they told me I had to reschedule. Never in my 60+ years has a doctors office told me to go away, as you know, usually you wait. I'm in extreme pain and sitting in the parking lot as I write this. They operate in 20 minute increments so why couldn't the doctor have given me a 15 minute visit, it was only a verbal face to face anyway with hopefully a pain prescription. Why are they jamming people so closely together? To maximize every dollar out of patients and this zero tolerance for five minutes late is like some Catholic boarding school rule out of the 1800s. Very very unreasonable when it takes weeks or longer to get an appointment and you're in pain. If you're looking for empathy this place isn't it, you're a number on a chart! I've seen the doctor in the past, I'm expressing no opinion on him personally but this new policy stinks and no notice was given we must arrive early or we're punished like children. As I discussed this with the embarrassed employee in reception a woman in the waiting room chimed in and said "you should see how bad their reviews are" as she looked up from her phone with a distressed expression (no kidding). I'll look elsewhere for an office that isn't treating us like sheep. Oh, and I recall last time I saw Dr Naidu I had to wait about 15 minutes but I guess that's okay. Forget the value of my time as a business owner and a schedule of my own. I'm not rescheduling I'll move on to a kinder and more competent office and skip the conveyer belt.

Terrible service and unprofessional front desk experience…read more I joined my scheduled video appointment, but my doctor didn't show up. When I called the office to ask what happened, the front desk staff, told me the appointments were cancelled. I explained that I never received any call, message, or notification, and I asked for the rescheduled date and time. Instead of helping, she repeatedly told me to "check my voicemail." I told her I don't have any missed voicemails, and she responded that she wasn't going to argue with me and hung up. I called back to try again, and she repeated the same response and hung up a second time. This was extremely frustrating and unacceptable. Patients deserve clear communication and basic courtesy--especially when appointments are cancelled without notice.

Dr. Celis is the first doctor to actually hear my painful complaints I'm feeling. I have a…read morecongenital issue and doctors at ucsf dismissed it in 2021 and even before that. The medication that Dr. Celis prescribed actually HELPS manage my pain and we have a "plan". I'm still waiting for my insurance approval for a quick procedure but this month I have been managed and just feel heard- finally. His staff is also EXTREMELY helpful and responsive

Great doctor! Smart, good judgement, good technique…read moreGreat surgeon , patient, understanding

Worst physician I have ever seen. Broken ribs and never…read morelistened to my lungs....never examined me Totally ignored my complaints Doesn't know how to manage pain Ignorant of how to use non steroidal antiinflammatory meds Cavalier attitude. Jerry rosenbaum md Board certified internist and rheumatologist.

What a great doctor and staff!! Dr. Agbayani is completely thorough, easy to communicate with,…read moreprofessional as well as very personable. I was made to feel comfortable the entire visit. It's obvious he's very passionate about his work and doesn't miss a thing. I'm super impressed. This was a positive experience!

I've seen Dr. Agbayani annually for ear wax removal and today was my fifth visit. Every visit has…read morebeen professional, warm and personable, super quick and easy. Today was my fifth visit to his office and this time I brought my husband for his first experience with Dr. Agbayani . My husband was 100% in agreement as to Dr. Agbayani's expertise, kindness and caring. I actually look forward to seeing him every year! We even made our appointments for next year. Thank you to Dr Agbayani and his staff... also very friendly and efficient.

The best doctor!! Very thorough, efficient, knowledgeable, and personal. She takes time and makes…read moresure every patient is taken care of.

Dr. Cokgor is simply the best neurologist I have ever been to. I see her for both RLS and…read moremigraines, and she has made a genuine difference in my quality of life. She administers the Botox injections for my migraines herself -- not a nurse or assistant -- and they actually work. What sets her apart is her directness and insight. She doesn't talk around things; she listens, assesses, and acts. If you want a neurologist who takes you seriously and stays on top of your care, she's the one. She accepts Medicare and a wide range of insurances, which matters. Highly recommended without reservation.