My Dr. retired and recomended Dr. Bhat. She would not give me the bio identical hormone cream I had…read morebeen on for years. She prescribed an estrogen patch and now one of my breasts has fibrous tissue. I am no longer on the patch. I have seen Dr Anita a couple of times, now I only talk to a PN and they don't like you coming into office in person just video appointments. I recently had a fall and asked for som pain meds, I was out of town and was told someone would call me. It's been 6 days and no call. I ended up going to Emergency which they should have told me to do if they could not help me. I do no recommend this Giva health, Dr. Anita Bhat, MD that have multiple offices throughout the bay area and just want to get you in their system to make money and prescribe you medications. I am more into natural medicine and nutrition, and common sense! I am in the process of finding a small practice that can help me with my health care needs!

I been going Dr. Anita Bhat for last 3 years. I was only seen by her the doctor- 1 time. Rest of…read morethe time was either by PA & Video calls. Its seems like you are number in their pond, very low patient care. Its all about the money. I been wanting to change.

Getting there: Their Concord location is located in…read moredowntown. The parking lot is small but there is street parking surrounding the office. Experience: My mom has been a patient of Dr. Junaid for years, and when I started experiencing severe allergies she suggested I paid him a visit as well. He's so sweet and personable. I love when doctors remember you and the things going on in your life even if they haven't see you in months. Dr. Junaid is one of those. Since I do not live in the area any more, the office is kind enough to mail my prescription to me. (It's made in house). The staff is very friendly and helpful, and the office is clean and put together.

I had only ONE appointment with "doctor" Saw Sein in the Concord location on September 4, 2025,…read morethere was no bloodwork or testing of any kind done. I had requested referrals for dermatology, pain control and neurology. A referral was sent and approved for dermatology, however it had wrong information on it and the dermatology office had been trying to get in contact with them for 2 weeks with no response! On the day of my dermatology appointment I was informed that I would have to pay cash for the appointment unless there was a corrected referral (now mind you I've had severe all over body itching for going on two years so every delay is horrible for me!), I call "doctor" Sein's office and the staff told me they already sent the corrected referral (ABSOLUTE LIE!) as I had just gotten off the phone with the dermatology office. I didn't find out until over two months later that "doctor" Sein told my insurance that I had diabetes. I have NEVER in my life been diagnosed with diabetes! I wrote an email telling of her incompetence and that her staff were liars and that I was not going back there. "Doctor" Sein sent me a letter that she will no longer be my PCP and that I was unprofessional. VERY laughable as I had long since gone to a new PCP and I wouldn't go back to her if my very life depended upon it! Her calling me unprofessional HA! as a doctor she should know how to diagnose diabetes. All around horrible experience, avoid Jiva Health at all costs as your life might depend on their "care" and good luck getting it!

They actually care about their patients and try to help you and get to the bottom of health…read moreconcerns , initially I was frustrated when I was in the icu for a week but I had sepsis infection from a surgery and medication allergies and other I deal with chronic health conditions TBI and back surgeries and more but it opened my eyes to the fact that these doctors are really valuable And irreplaceable.. it's hard sometimes to navigate the health industry but I'm grateful that there are still doctors that care and are thorough and have a heart for their patients

I saw Michael Brown MD cardiologist who is a wonderful caring MD! He takes the time to go over all…read moreof your medical concerns. He is through and does not rush the appointment. The medical assistant and check in staff is also very good. Nice clinic facility with a lab in the building

Finding Dr. Jiam Seagren has been a fantastic experience. From the first appointment I felt heard…read more she took the time to walk through my full health history, asked thoughtful follow up questions, and explained everything in clear, patient friendly terms. The staff were helpful and the office environment was calm and efficient. When I later had some lab concerns, she reached out personally with a plan and made sure I understood next steps. What I appreciate most is that she balances professionalism with genuine care. you leave the appointment not only informed, but cared for. For anyone looking for a thoughtful, involved primary care physician in the Orinda area, I highly recommend her.

Dr Jiam-Seagren was the first doctor I found when I moved to the bay area from out of state. She…read morehas been everything I hoped for in a primary care doc. She listens to me, she is thoughtful and practical in her care regime and she takes her time with you. She's a fantastic doctor. It's been almost 9 years and I couldn't be happier. I'm super glad she's much younger than I, so hopefully I won't ever have to find a new doctor.

I have been receiving BioTE hormone replacement pellets from Dr. Mundeir for 5+ years. In addition,…read moreafter reviewing my annual bloodwork results, she has recommended supplements to enhance the quality of my life. I feel years younger since following her advice and receiving the bio identical hormone therapy. I sleep well and have more energy. I highly recommend Dr. Mundeir.

My food allergies were so bad. I was extremely limited on what I could eat. Everywhere I went I had…read moreto take an ice chest with my meals. Because I would get chest pain, a rash, acne and I would swell up - just from eating simple foods. It was awful! I did what Dr. Mundeir said and now I can go and eat whatever I want, including going out to a restaurant. I don't know where I would be if it wasn't for Dr. Mundeir. She is wonderful and I am so grateful for her help. She is easy a 10 star rating! Thank you Dr. Mundeir

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.

My little sister has a genetic condition which came with a whole lot of health issues. It was Dr…read more Parish who uncovered some tough stuff. For my sister, checkups aren't at all routine, and our family will be forever grateful for the exceptional care she receives from Dr. Parish.

Dr. Blakely is amazing. She's thorough, holistic, and empathetic. She's a great provider for issues…read morerelated to hormones, adrenal dysfunction, and Lyme Disease - and probably much more. I appreciate that she uses both eastern and western medicine. She's also super knowledgeable about herbal medicine.

Dr. Blakely is one of the most caring, down to earth, empathic healthcare practitioners I've ever…read moreworked with. Thanks so much for all you've done for me and my health Dr. Blakely! You are truly a treasure.

I think patients should be told that they might respond better if given expedited, up to date…read moremedicines at the dosages recommended and specialists care.

Dr Chandler is the best primary care physician I've ever had. She is genuinely concerned about my…read morehealthcare. She always explains results of any tests I take in layman's terms. She allows me to participate in my healthcare decisions. Totally awesome physician.

Some years ago I was seeing Dr.Rosen periodically because I noticed a small growth on my thyroid…read moregland. He took a sample and told me it was benign. I saw him periodically and had samples taken, and no cancer. After a while the growth was getting larger and I asked if it could be removed and he said it wasn't necessary. Maybe not, but it was definitely very noticeable so I decided to see another Endocrinologist as I was told by my PCP that Rosen was getting older and close to retiring. I did see another Endocrinologist who told me not only was the growth growing larger but there was a second growth on the other side of the thyroid (which Rosen had never noticed) and the new Endocrinologist referred me to a surgeon. I made a final appointment with Rosen to tell him I'd got a second opinion, and how come he'd never seen the second growth. He became very angry saying if I wanted to take things further then to go ahead, and he then proceeded to tell me his daughter was a lawyer! I couldn't believe his attitude. My surgery went well although after both growths (plus the thyroid) were removed I had a lot of loose neck skin, so I probably could have sued Rosen but by then I never wanted to see him again. I was very surprised to hear that Rosen is still practicing as I thought he would have retired many years ago. Please, if you feel something is not quite right with his diagnosis, get a second opinion

10/1/19 @1100 This…read morereview is pertaining to my experience with the front staff. I was placed on hold 4 times, in addition, I was asked to repeat statements multiple times and to spell out terms. I was asked why I was referred to the office; I told the female personnel that was on the phone that I had Hashimoto's thyroiditis. I had to spell out Hashimoto 3 times. I understand that the front staff does not have medical degrees, however, they should be familiar with basic medical terminology and disease states. She also asked for the spelling of all of my medications. If you work in an endocrinology specialty office, you should know the names of common thyroid medications, such as Levoxyl. I had to spell out Levoxyl twice. Also, your office should easily have access to Uptodate or Lexicomp to verify the spelling of medication names and disease states. I know I am being more critical since I am a pharmacist, but most patients do not have medical backgrounds and cannot give the proper spelling and explanation of the medications they are on. It is the medical office staff's job to know these things to better help the patient. I have been on hold for almost 20 minutes and have decided to hang up and call another office. I am in the John Muir network and my records could have easily been accessed through Epic. I wad able to contact another provider and make an appointment within 6 minutes. I did not have to provide insurance, personal, contact info or current medications because this office actually took the time to look it up in Epic.