I hate leaving him a good review because this doctor is so phenomenal I don't want to have to wait…read moreto see him as he explodes in popularity. He's very knowledgeable but one of those few good doctors I know who's confident and nothing himself to say when he doesn't know something. That might be one of the most important attributes for a good doctor to have as it keeps patients with complicated conditions safer than some maverick who thinks they know everything. Besides that one unique point I thought I would share I have the same views as everyone else this guy is very kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, and an asset to his field at a time when you have Stanford pumping out useless doctors by the hundreds who think they are God's gift to earth. But here's the honest truth about Doctor Rozelle, he's great because he's great, unlike doctors who could be considered good because of how bad the others are. This is a pretty big difference and why he deserves 5 stars!

Dr Rozelle is absolutely the best doctor I have ever had. He's a great doctor, caring, kind,…read moreconcerned and provides a great professional Dr / patient relationship. He monitors my health issues and sends me to other speciality medical departments if needed. I see him about twice a year. He is so positive in also providing encouragement and hope as I'm dealing with a chronic illness. What can I say? I trust Dr Rozelle and I'm glad he's my Dr.

Dr Kelly was amazing. One of the best providers - she was so thoughtful to ensure she allowed me to…read moreexplain my concerns, asked smart questions, and provided just the right info I needed. I honestly can't thank her enough for listening and guiding me, and making me feel good at the same time. A++

She is the best rheumatologist. She is patient, kind, and understanding. She listens and takes you…read moreseriously and does what it takes to find a solution. Been to several doctors, but the level of competency she has is at another level. Highly recommend!

Dr. Manwani is a superb physician. She is thorough, explains medical issues in understandable ways…read moreand is a great diagnostition. She is patient and understanding and has a soft, caring bedside manner. She does a wonderful job of easing a patients troubled mind. She has such a pleasant demeanor it almost makes going to the doctor something to look forward to. She is a caring healer. I cannot recommend her enough. I would give ten stars if possible!

Dr. Manwani truly have passion about her work. Great bedside manner. She really took her time to…read moreexamine her patients throughout and explain everything. She is knowledgeable and patient. I didnt feel rush at all. She put me at ease anout my autoimmune

Dr. Cummings is the Allergy, Asthma and Immunology specialist at Menlo Medical Clinic and,…read moreaccording to her bio on the MMC site, she has been with them for 23 years. My three little boys have a variety of allergies and are all subject to asthma/wheezing, so we've gotten to know Dr. Cummings over several years now... and I'm thankful that she is here to help us sort through the associated complex and stressful issues. She's got the experience and research knowledge to know what she's doing -- and during my interactions she's demonstrated both a friendly bedside manner and a balance between confidence and caution that I find reassuring. Of course with allergies as with lots of other ailments, doctors are still learning -- so even the experts can often not tell you the "right answer" for how to manage a particular allergy. And it's no fun bringing your little guys in to be poked and prodded each year for an allergy test, especially when (as on our last visit) my three year old's uncomfortable skin test got botched and had to be repeated. But as with most things, no pain, no gain. And since we are trying to do our very best to keep our little guys safe and comfortable over the long haul, we're going to keep coming to Dr. Cummings for the best advice we can get.

I've been having allergy issues off and on for all my life. For the past few years, it's been…read moremostly on, but all the different allergists I'd gone to had mostly thrown their hands up and said they didn't know how to treat me. I've been told I'm allergic/sensitive to chemicals, and there's no known way to treat that. Dr Cummings was highly recommended to me, and I went to her as a last ditch effort. She took a look at all my previous testing, listened to me talking about my symptoms, and pinpointed my main (though not only) problem immediately - untreated silent reflux - and gave me a recommendation for her colleague, Dr Chan. She was right on the money. Dr Chan tested me, put me on meds, and I've never been better. Unlike other allergists I've gone to, Dr Cummings knows what can mimic allergy problems, and who to send you to. And I'm really grateful for that expertise, and her wonderful bedside manner.

I agree completely with the other one star ratings. Riker's office also wasted two weeks of my…read moretime. I was able to speak to a medical professional exactly once during this nightmare. On Friday M. was very sympathetic and said Riker would review my records on Tuesday. I had heard nothing and called Menlo Clinic rheumatology on Thursday. The person on the phone would not put me through to M., but did have the courtesy to review my record. He said a letter had been sent to my referring dermatologist saying Riker's practice was closed. This isn't true. She accepts the patients she wants and lets the rest of us sit in limbo until the referring doctor tells us we didn't make the cut. Doesn't even have the courtesy to have one of her staff call the patient directly. I'm filing complaints with every agency I can think of.

This review is for the office of Dr. Riker. As they have…read moremade a mess of the referral process, which delayed my medical care and completely wasted WEEKS of my time. THEY WASTED WEEKS OF MY TIME JUST TO TELL ME THEY WON'T ACCEPT NEW PATIENTS WHEN THEY INITIALLY SAID THEY WOULD! They couldn't even have the decency to APOLOGIZE. Basically, it started badly as they have the wrong fax number available to providers (they no longer use it) --which they should update their system--. I had called them several times throughout the process trying to solve this. During the whole process, they told me MISLEADING and CONTRADICTORY information about the referral process. One lady told me it would take 1 week, then another lady said it should take 3 more days as I had already waited, then another lady told me that they couldn't even give me a timeframe for the processing. I, unfortunately, didn't get everybody's name but 2 people in contact were 'Yvette' and 'Tammy'. In the end, they call me WEEKS later to tell me they WON'T be accepting new patients!! Not just with Dr. Riker but with all the other rheumatologists at the clinic. WHY WOULDN'T THEY TELL ME THIS DURING THE SEVERAL TIMES I CALLED THEM?! They knew which doctor I was referred to and they told me they were accepting new patients!! The last time I called them was 1 business day before they told me they were no longer accepting patients. Their incompetence led me to not be able to get an appointment. Not only they misled me throughout the process, but now they have delayed the medical care that I desperately need! Their system is an inefficient mess, and their staff is badly trained. This is unfortunate as Dr. Riker came in highly recommended to me. But sick people shouldn't have to go through this mess just to TRY to get an appointment. It's unacceptable! Now while suffering for weeks, I'm struggling to try to find a new rheumatologist. I'm sick and I didn't have the energy to complain to them on the phone because they would just treat me with apathy (like they did before when I'd call). They don't care, but I'm writing so other patients don't go through this.

I've been a patient of Dr. Fairchild, at the rheumatology clinic, for over 10 years. Today I'm…read morehere for my follow up appointment. Dr. Fairchild is one of my favorite Dr.'s at Stanford. He does everything he can to help me with my joint issues due to my Crohn's disease. He listens to my concerns and comes up with a plan to address them. He is always thorough with his assessments. He spends quality time with me and doesn't make me feel rushed with my appointment. I also appreciate his punctuality. He is, nearly, always on time for our appointment. If I have any questions or concerns, I can message him through the MyHealth Stanford App. The staff at the check in desk are very helpful and courteous.

I saw an excellent Rheumatologist the other day at Stanford, where they have a combined department…read morecalled "Immunology and Rheumatology." This place is a cut above UCSF, which had abandoned me because I was a complicated case. The reason I subtracted one star is because their handicapped toilet is NOT handicapped-accessible! A whole, big restroom with enough room for a wheelchair and yet no way for the person in the wheelchair to actually enter it! Exactly how is someone in a wheelchair supposed to wrench open a door that weighs a ton and has NO BUTTON to push or anything? Especially from a seated position? And what if your arms are also paralyzed? Sometimes I think the Disability Right movement of the 1980's was all for nothing...

David was super nice and patient. I really appreciate how he didn't rush and took his time…read moreexplaining everything and listening to me. I was also extremely impressed by the detailed notes that he was able to provide with his dictation tool. It was the most comprehensive post visit summary I've seen, I think. He also has a quick turn around time for reviewing test/lab results as he reviewed my xrays the same day I had them done. I've never wrote a review for a doctor before but this guy deserves a nice one.

Dr. Fischer is caring, but not emotional - both can be true at the same time. I find him to be…read moreknowledgeable, steadfast, consistent, with a breadth of knowledge that encompasses ailments outside rheumatology, so I feel like he is seeing the bigger picture. I'm lucky to have found him.

An excellent physician is hard to come by but Dr. Chang is definitely one of them. Since Dr. Chang…read moreis a radiation oncologist, I pray that you and your loved ones will never need to see him. However, if you are to receive radiation therapy at Stanford Hospital, Dr. Chang makes excellent clinical decisions. He thoroughly spends time on each of his patients' cases. He's also very cautious in order to make sure he maximizes his patients' chance of cure and survival.

If your looking for an outstanding radiation oncologist talk to Dr. Daniel Chang at the Stanford…read moreCancer Center. What really stood out for me is honesty, integrity and the way he explains his diagnosis of the problem. It allowed myself and my family to clearly know our choices and what options we had. I could not have gotten through this without his thoughtfulness and compassion. Anytime your dealing with health care and the seriousness of cancer you need guidance you can trust and not add any burden of doubt. Dr Chang allowed me to focus on getting through my 1st stage with ease.

I'm 1 month post op and I can't say enough of how life changing meeting Dr. Most was for me. I had…read morelived with complicated case of a fractured nose requiring a septoplasty and turbinate reduction-- I couldn't breathe through it for the majority of my life. I was nervous as I had never gone under for a major surgery like this, but Dr. Most and his staff were very personable and made me comfortable the entire time. In terms of results, I couldn't have asked for anything better. My nose looks even better than it did pre-op, it's actually symmetrical! Not only that, the quality of my sleep improved from 70% to 93% according to my sleep tracker. I can breathe so easy now. I had ended up getting a rib graft; pre-op Dr. Most had informed me before as a precaution and reassured me it was the best course of action. I had experienced no bruising on my face and swelling was noticeable but not egregious. The rib recovery wasn't as bad as I thought, very tender and minimal range in the early days but I was able to stop using the pain medication fairly quickly. It can take awhile from pre-op visits to the actual surgery date considering how in demand he is. Once you've established yourself as his patient, definitely use the myHealth app as suggested by his staff. It is much easier to communicate that way instead of phone. All in all, I would highly recommend Dr. Most to everyone. A huge thank you to him and his staff.

He lied in his notes. He said I shouted at him after he politely asked me to remain calm. That's…read morenot what happened. what happened was I asked him the same question repeatedly for about 10 minutes and he did not answer and when I gently pointed this out, HE yelled at ME, "I ANSWERED AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN!" because he lied, Dr Pepper would not see me. If the statute of limitations had not expired I would sue him. I am in the process of reporting him to the Medical Board for disciplinary action. Also, he mocked me and laughed at me when he walked in. Also, he has the most incompetent staff I have ever seen in my life by FAR. One manager said "I didn't hang up, I disconnected." and she refused to repeat something that I said I forgot, because she doesn't understand the concept of memory apparently.

I had an appointment with Dr. Di Fiore and it was a very pleasant experience. Dr. Di Fiore was…read moreright on time, very professional, knowledgeable, committed and caring. She explained my issues thoroughly, and listened to my feelings and concerns patiently. She is such a nice and supportive doctor.

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