Dr. Robert Weber worked as an oncologist at St. Mary's hospital in San Francisco along with his…read morebrother, Dr. Peter Weber, a neurosurgeon. Dr. Robert Weber diagnosed my mother with brain cancer when she was 42 years old. He referred her to his brother for brain surgery. They both concluded that the tumors in her brain were inoperable but Dr. Peter Weber would place a shunt in her brain because that would address her symptoms. Dr. Robert Weber was cold and lacked empathy and was culturally insensitive. I was 16 at the time and I told my mom during her appointment with both of them in the room, that she should get a second opinion at a different hospital. In our culture, like many other cultures, you don't question doctors. He was very aggressive and aware of my mom's lack of confidence in speaking up, so he took advantage of her situation and told me to leave the room for the remainder of her appointment with both of them, even though my mom needed help with English and understanding medical terms such as "metastasized". They said that she had cancer that was from 9 years ago, when she had breast cancer of which she had received treatment and it had completely healed, but somehow it sat in her brain for all of those years. That didn't make sense to me. Both brothers would not let me come in with my mom for her appointments and terrorized her into chemo and radiation to the brain telling her she was "going to expire" and that she had two months to live. He Dr. Robert Weber was particularly cruel and a bully. My mom was scared and went through an aggressive radiation treatment to her entire brain along with chemo to the brain. Dr. Peter Weber placed the shunt in her brain that caused more problems in her limb. He then had her have another surgery where an implant needed to be placed in her leg to address the complications from the shunt. She was scared and trying to keep alive for her kids because that's what they told her she had to do. The treatment was so concerning that the hospital social worker, Fern, called my mother in to tell her that the treatment plan was wrong and she couldn't watch in good conscience what they were doing to her but Fern never said anything to the hospital. I watched the social worker cry and tell my mom she needs to leave St. Mary's. That she could have went to UCSF to have had pinpoint radiation to the lesions in her brain instead of radiating her entire brain. She was worried about the radiation and all the surgeries the brothers had my mom go through that didn't make sense including adding an implant into her leg and a shunt in her brain. She was so scared for my mom that she got my mom connected with the Make A Wish foundation to try do to something nice for her because she didn't know what else she could do to undo what Dr. Robert Weber and Dr. Peter Weber had done to her. After the all of the aggressive radiation, chemotherapy, shunt and implant into her leg, and hearing from the social worker, and countless emergency visits to the ER and many hospital stays, my mom went to UCSF where we are told that she had never had brain cancer. When we tried to reach Dr. Robert Weber, St. Mary's hospital said that he was on vacation and they couldn't contact him. When we tried to reach Dr. Peter Weber, the hospital said that he, too, was on vacation and he could not be found. We tried to understand what was happening to my mom and they made it difficult for us and had lawyers present when we tried to speak to the hospital. My mom's body has been breaking down year after year starting when she saw Dr. Robert Weber and his brother. She was 42. My mom is now 69 years old and I am 43. Because of the full brain radiation that Dr. Robert Weber put her through and the malfunctioning shunt that Dr. Peter Weber place into my mom's brain, she can only say a few words, she cannot walk, she lost use of her hands, she cannot eat on her own, she cannot use the bathroom on her own, she requires full time care from her adult kids, and she cannot tell when we are in the room with her. I have a 13 year old daughter who will never know my mom's laugh and personality or the full extent of her love because of Dr. Weber and his brother. The statute of limitation is 1 year for legal action. We were too busy trying to keep my mom alive and trying to understand how to care for her by the time we figured out what he and his brother had done to her. Do not go to this man or his brother Dr. Peter Weber who is currently working at CPMC. Some people might have benefited from their care. But Dr. Robert Weber has a wake of lives he has destroyed behind him.

Amazing team, amazing Doctor! He has been my Oncologist for many years. Vigilant, effective, and…read morecaring!

My first time to UCSF Medical Centre at Mission Bay facility. It's a huge building, several floors…read moredepending upon the department/specialist or service one is looking for. The front desk staff is helpful and checks in promptly. There was some confusion initially, post check in and while waiting, I received a text message notifying that the vdo consult would be 30 minutes late. Since we had purposely opted for an in person appointment with the specialist 2 months prior, we were quite confused. Had to go back to the front desk to check, they also were confused since per their records I was checked in for an in-person appointment and the specialist's staff was duly aware. We waited patiently. The MA came within 5-7 minutes and took us to do the vitals etc. We were asked to wait for just some more time as the specialist was busy with an emergency case, which is absolutely understandable. Waiting was not a problem so long as we were able to do the meeting in-person. Overall a satisfactory experience. Also, the specialist was as knowledgeable as we expected. And despite them being in a rush due to the other patient who needed their attention later again, they were able to spend some quick but quality time with us. Appreciated.

I cannot say enough about UCSF Mission Bay ONCOLOGY department for orthopedics. They are…read moreconsiderate, welcoming, knowledgeable, patient, caring, and extremely thorough. The care I received from the time I checked in until the time I left after surgery was superb. My doctor, nurses, anesthesiologists were incredible! The facility is cutting edge. I felt cared for and listened to the entire time!

I am not clear why the same business has two Yelp profiles so I'm posting again: A family member of…read moremine was diagnosed with cancer, and while researching treatment options, I came across Infuze MD. After a brief call with an employee named Paolo, who spoke positively about the clinic, I shared the information with my relative. In hindsight, I realize that in my desperation, I may have overlooked warning signs. At the time, I did not realize Paolo is not a medical professional, even though he was the first person discussing treatment options. The clinic is owned and operated by Dr. Nilda Agnes Abellera, who is board-certified in PEDIATRICS but whose clinic advertises integrative medicine. My relative traveled from out of state to begin what was described as an "intensive" 20-day cancer program. According to her account, the first three days did not feel intensive. She reported that infusion rates appeared slowed, staff could not explain the scientific basis for some treatments, and the doctor missed a planned medication review. She also observed what she believed was dried blood on a chair and described an IV bag fully draining while the needle was in place, which worried her. On October 9, 2025, she said her care was terminated immediately after raising concerns, without timely written notice, referrals, or arrangements to ensure access to medical care until she could establish care elsewhere. Referrals were only provided after I contacted the clinic. This abrupt termination caused a delay of over a month in her treatment and worsened her PTSD symptoms. She also tried to obtain her medical records multiple ways. On October 10, she requested them in person but was denied. She also submitted a written request and used the clinic's online inquiry form. As of this writing--52 days later--she has not received her complete records. When I called the clinic, Paolo was tense and dismissive, and I could not speak directly with Dr. Abellera. Given the situation, I became concerned about whether proper procedures were followed and intended to file a complaint with the Medical Board of California. Additional observations and concerns (personal experience): Family-run structure: The clinic is owned by Dr. Abellera. Paolo appears to manage many aspects, and another family member may also work there. This raised questions about oversight and role clarity. Online reviews: Of 32 Google reviews, 5 were five-star without details. Only one mentioned "cancer," making it hard to evaluate patient experiences compared with other clinics with hundreds of detailed reviews. Difficulty communicating with the physician: My relative and I tried to speak directly with Dr. Abellera; she did not speak with me, and my relative felt the doctor was unwilling to address her concerns. This lack of communication was alarming given her serious diagnosis. Cost vs. expectations: The program cost approximately $1,800 per day. Based on my relative's experience, the services did not match the program description. Others may feel differently, but this was our impression. Social media promotion: Paolo participates in Facebook groups promoting the clinic without identifying himself as an employee, which seemed misleading. I have included a screenshot for reference. In more than a decade in healthcare, I have never witnessed a more concerning divergence from a physician's duty to do no harm: terminating care without notice, effectively leaving my relative without immediate, comparable care options while facing life-threatening cancer.

Got in and out without much trouble. They did a basic review of my condition and made sure to talk…read moreabout things I should look out for. The assistant was helpful and made the process easier. It wasn't anything fancy but I felt like it was handled right.

After being diagnosed with colorectal cancer in early March 2020 I decided to have my treatment and…read morecare with Dr. Atreya out of UCSF's Mission Bay Campus. The first appointment was in person but due to the pandemic subsequent appointments have been via video. Dr. Atreya has been just fantastic- she is professional, experienced and has a wonderful personality. At my first appointment Dr. Atreya took her time as she explained my diagnosis and treatment plan. She took the time to answer questions and explained them in a way that was understandable. I never felt rushed - only listened to and acknowledged. I knew I was going to be in good hands. I am someone who tends to look for laughter and humor in different situations. Having cancer and going through treatment is no fun but I do have to say that my appointments with Dr. Atreya (in person and on video) were enjoyable. I appreciated that she was willing to laugh with me along side of offering her professional expertise. I am so grateful to Dr. Atreya - she is a wonderful oncologist. I highly recommend her.

I saw Dr. Moretti three times at his Daly City office. He seems like a nice man and very…read morequalified. My low star rating is not a result of the medical care I received from him -- it's the way his office is administrated: * It took me weeks to get an appointment * Neither Dr. Moretti nor his staff called me with lab/test results * I arrived on time but had to wait between 1 and 2 hours at each appointment * His office doesn't take debit or credit cards Just not worth the hassle -- I've moved on to a different provider.

My experience with Dr. Moretti was a negative one from day one. He came highly recommended by the…read morestaff at another doctor's office in that building. There was one particular staffer who was extremely condescending from the start. Another patient was very surprised at her tone with me considering that I was nothing but polite and respectful to her. On top of this, she continually scheduled me at times that were not the most convenient but I tried to make them work. Apparently, she also thought I "had the audacity" to ask if he could review some test results and explain them to me. I was made to wait THREE hours past my scheduled appointment before Dr. Moretti finally saw me. Once I made it into the exam room, he took calls from other patients. That visit lasted less than 10 minutes if you include the numerous interruptions. I saw how much they charged my insurance company and at those rates, I should have gotten a focused visit at minimum. Obviously, that was the last time I went there. I'm taking a screen print of this review because I've reviewed this guy THREE times already and noticed that the reviews fail to stick.

Dr Squillaro is a kind, compassionate and attentive physician. In a pre-op interview he listened…read moreclosely and discussed throughly all of my questions and requests. I found that on the day of the surgery he carefully re-iterated the procedure and the specifics of the materials used to mitigate my allergies. I felt (and indeed was) seen, heard, and cared for. He is a gifted physician.

Anthony Squillaro has a Horrible attitude. Very cold and dismissive. No patient centered care. I…read morefelt dehumanized and treated like a line number. I hate doctors like this. Why become a doctor if you don't want to treat patients? That was not rhetorical. However. Giving credit where it's due. Though I had an Unpleasant experience with Anthony Squillaro. I have to send a shout out to the front desk receptionist. I'm sorry I didn't catch your name, but you were lovely. She was so warm and friendly! It's usually the opposite. Poor reception and great doctor. But Anthony Squillaro needs to learn common decency and respect for those attempting to support his practice.