Dr. Lenoir is nothing less than a life saver…read more And a mild mannered, low key one at that. Nothing flashy-just knows his stuff, and gets the job done pronto. I spent 3 long years seeking someone who could think out of the box regarding a 5 month bout I had with an upper respiratory illness in 2019. I did everything, multiple evaluation visits with others (all great doctors), chest xrays, blood work, you name it. No results! No hope. After giving up-my GP said.....go see this guy. I did. In 10 minutes, on the phone (Covid19 req'd telemedicine), he diagnosed what I had was similar to what he had had, and had treated hundreds of cases of beginning in 2016. 2016 was the first year I was afflicted. Long story short, he proscribed what I had begged others for: an unconventional drug regimen he had developed to treat novel coronoviruses that had first appeared in the Bay Area in 2016. 5 day regimen. Day 1, I felt miles better. Day 5, illness be gone. Day 8, 80% back to normal. On Day 8, he proscribed a finish up regimen to go the last 20%. No BS, no pleading, just competence from a doctor that new what he was doing. Dr. Lenoir is not interested in putting you thru the ringer. He listens, he responds with a solid what he knows. I had seen 8 doctors spread all over northern california. I spent a total of three years and gazillion$. This doctor nailed it in 10 minutes. Seriously. I will never lose his number. If you suffer from prolonged dry cough, shortness of breath, and extreme fatigue after being sick with flu like symptoms which are covid19 markers....don't wait for the CDC report in 2021 that explains why....just call this doctor's office and give him a whirl. As far as I am concerned-Dr. Lenoir is a miracle worker. I only wish I'd found him in 2016.

This office can't find my child's labs and hasn't responded to a single message I've left -…read moreincluding before we learned they don't have record of her labs - nor have they followed up after speaking with me live. Her blood was drawn to help us identify the root of an infection, which I think might be hidden mold that needs to be identified and removed. She hates needles (it took three of us to hold her down) so all parties dread having to go through that again, but - worse - we can't identify the root of the infection now that she's well. That means having to wait for her to get sick again in order to really know, and that gives me anxiety just thinking about it. I was actually calling to follow up on the results because the infection came back, and was ready to re-test, if necessary in order to investigate, but she's better again. The fact that they're not in communication makes this already very painful situation excruciating, as I already am dealing with the rest of life being impacted by the situation, to include the heartache of my child suffering. I understand things happen, but I'm a single mother and student and their lack of professionalism has made life that much more stressful. Negative reviews are not my thing, especially for seemingly family friendly businesses. I'd rather resolve together and build the relationship, giving feedback even if I go elsewhere, but this one feels necesssry. Moving on.

My husband and I found Dr. Amy at Sage Pediatrics after researching holistic pediatricians within…read morethe Bay Area. We knew from the get-go that we wanted a pediatrician that respected our healthcare beliefs and fostered a positive, welcoming health care environment for our daughter. Dr. Amy and her staff are amazing. Each visit is unique and individualized, providing enough time to thoroughly discuss any questions or concerns. Dr. Amy is exceptionally knowledgeable and truly cares for her patients. Her office gives off a warm, cozy vibe unlike traditional doctor offices. Due to a recent move, we unfortunately have had to find a different pediatrician for our daughter. But, Dr. Amy has been absolutely wonderful to our daughter over the past 5 months, and any child would be lucky to be under her care!

We have been patients for both of our children and couldn't be happier with our experience with Dr…read more Maidenberg and her staff! Dr. Maidenberg has a great bedside manner, is very personable and helps you navigate treatment and care in a balanced and respectful way. She goes above and beyond to make sure that you and your child are comfortable during exams, telling you what she is doing and looking for. No long wait times or impersonal care- a big plus when you have young children. If you have an emergency or questions after hours she is always available and returns calls and messages promptly. We love her approach to pediatrics and our children like going to the doctor because it's always a pleasant experience to visit her office. Highly recommend this practice and Dr. Maidenberg' s expert care and guidance!

We've been seeing Dr. Chiang since my daughter was 1 month old. While I was nervous to change her…read morecare from the pediatrician that I had originally chose, she put me at ease from our very first visit. She is incredibly cordial and personable. It can be hard to find a doctor who makes you feel so comfortable and cared for. I wouldn't want to switch to anyone else. Even though we have now moved farther away, I continue to take my daughter to see Dr. Chiang.

With a newborn, and a parking meter running, this place was so delayed, the extra parking time I…read moreadded don't even make it. Not only that, the doctor was unable to see our baby on the first week, and now she has to make it painfully late. Also, they lost the eXtra long "registration packet" they made me fill the first week, and the credit card information. If you can find somewhere else for your pediatrician, I'd recommend you don't use this one.

Dr. Sen has been awesome to work with. He's helped us every step of the way and is very…read moreknowledgeable. I couldn't imagine navigating my child development without him. I highly recommend him.

Dr Sen has been a pleasure to work with as we went through the process of getting our teen daughter…read moreevaluated. He was thorough in his explanations and encouraged questions. I never felt rushed to get through an appointment. He and the whole staff were very kind.

Hi new parents! I love our pediatrician, so let this be an ode to her!…read more Dr. Pickering at East Bay Peds is a great choice for your pediatrician needs. And to add: We've seen a few other doctors from East Bay Peds right after our son was born due to the nature of newborn's doc schedules, and everyone has been so nice. They do have 1 or 2 doctors that do circumcisions (lots of info for ya, right there). Back to Dr. Pickering. She's funny, she's real laid back in the most professional kind of way, she's smart and easy to talk to as a parent. She takes time to answer all our questions, and makes sure to ask us questions. She's far from uptight or reserved and we really like that about her. She's fun! We def are first time parents and have 1000000 & 1 questions every time we see her. Half the time she laughs and tells us we're doing a great job and keep doing it and the other time she elaborates to us what really getting at: what should we be feeding our son? Is there anything we can be doing to make sure he develops the best way possible? Yada yada yada. They're pretty on time. We've never had any problem scheduling an appointment. There's a playground next door. It's a few blocks from Elmwood if we need lunch. They have a 24 hour hot-line with a nurse which I'm not gonna lie: we've called probably about 20x this first year: is his head flat, he has a splinter, why is his butt so red, etc... Overall, we're super happy with East Bay Peds. They are organized, professional, but also so warm and inviting. * I'd like to thank the heavens and stars that be that our son is healthy and we haven't had any issues; I can't tell you how they deal with that or emergencies.

Jennifer Miller is not the doctor to take your children too. On paper she may look fine but she…read morevery literally comes from a family of pedophiles and her husband is a child abuser with a legit CPS rap sheet that she turns a blind eye too. Lastly, she's a gossip. You're childs name will be spoken about. There was major outbreak at a private school called Riordan and she would leak the names of the "the africans" who she said the kids got sick by. No real moral compass but a great actor. Choose a pediatrician who is a good person when no one is watching.

Each summer, my kids seem to find ways to end up at the doctor's office. And there isn't another…read moredoctor I would trust more than Dr Navi Tucker. She is amazing at diagnosing the problems and doesn't over prescribe tests or meds. This is my previous post about her, which somehow got lost: Dr. Nanci Tucker is the best! Both my kids see her and she is always very patient, gentle and addresses all my concerns thoroughly. I have visited many pediatrician (in the US and abroad) before I found her, and she is the only one that has been able to help alleviate my daughter's severe case of motion sickness. From throwing up a dozen of times during international flights to zero time! Dr. Tucker has completely changed the way we travel, and made our lives so much better by diagnosing and prescribing the correct medicine! I can't thank her enough!

I take my daughter to see Dr Nanci Tucker at kiwi pediatrics in Berkeley Ca. She is by far the best…read moredoctor I have ever seen. I have taken my daughter to at least half a dozen doctors before seeing Dr Tucker and I cant believe how helpful she is. She has a real talent for diagnosing children and really cares that we are satisfied with her fully answering all our questions before we leave. She is also great with follow ups and making sure that my daughter is cured of whatever she may have. My husband and i moved an hour away from Berkeley but we still take the drive to bring our daughter to Dr Tucker because we know that she is reliable and we don't want to loose her. She is the best. Thank you Dr. Tucker

Dr. Parker told me my daughter was healthy. So I accepted this, and tried to deal with her OCD,…read moreARFID, anxiety, and other disorders. As my girl became more and more fatigued and sensitive, it became hard to leave the house. I have fatigue issues, but was spending hours trying to make food she would eat. Our lives revolved around her sensitivities. I finally told Dr. Carter that she was tired all the time, and I thought something else might be wrong. Dr. Carter just sent back a sarcastic note about her diet. And that set me back. Because when you ask a doctor for help, and they just imply that the only problem is with how you parent, it's really hard to know what to do next. But we left the practice and found a more thoughtful doctor. Whom I deeply appreciate. And it looks like my daughter may have been having problems with multiple systems for some time. I don't know how much growth and health she has lost at this point. But Dr. Carter could have caught this much sooner, if she had taken 5 minutes to order appropriate tests. Or even ask me more questions. Instead, she decided that it was more important to shame me for not controlling my kid's eating disorder. Which I was already exhausted from trying to do. So I am not her biggest fan at this point.

Dr. Parker is the best pediatrician, EVER…read more See I rarely use capital letters in my sentences, just because it ruins the grammer so much, and I usually hate reading it in other people's reviews, but she deserves it. I grew up with her. I've been going to this her as early as I can remember. Dr. Parker is caring as she is kind. She always listens actively and deeply when you answer her questions, and can talk with you for an hour long. Which other doctor does that? I felt so cared for growing up with her, and actually always look forwards to my doctor appointments. I used to make lists of things to talk about with her. She has given me so much advice growing up, and I am sad to no longer be able to attend Alameda Pediatrics.

Well here we are 15 plus years since we met Dr.Hanson, what an amazing journey , but I always…read morewondered if there was a way we could put all the awesome wisdom & lessons from Dr.Hanson in 1 place for other parents, to cherish as we have, well Dr.Hanson did it again, I was there recently and discovered the book he has written, I was so impressed and took many copies and gifted them to all my friends and family members. I am getting thank you calls over and over from them. I recommend this valuable treasure to all parents . Thank you again Dr.Hanson

Dr Hanson was my daughter's pediatrician for 13 years. Her father was the one who took her to all…read moreher medical appointments because he had a short commute (mine was 90+ min one way) and he had a flexible schedule. Every year since she was 4 years old, teachers would say she needed to be evaluated; she might have a learning disability. We had dedicated parent-teacher conferences to tell us about her school struggles. Multiple times every year I asked her father to set up an appointment to see Dr Hanson for an evaluation. He'd set the appointment, take our daughter and say Dr Hanson said everything was fine. Fast forward to when she was 15. A friend told me to look up adhd in the DSM5. My daughter checked every box. I made an appt with Dr Hanson and the first thing I said when I went to his office was "I think my daughter has ADHD." His answer was "Oh thank god you figured it out." Turns out my ex was lying to everyone the whole time - Dr Hanson, me, our daughter's teachers. Dr. Hanson advised me to use his out-of-network developmental pediatrician to get her evaluated, $6k. I thought it was crazy since we were paying for insurance. I called insurance and every dev pediatrician had a 1+ year wait list. Some were so full there was no wait list. Eventually, I found the in network developmental pediatrician and requested Dr Hanson send a referral to her. He reiterated seeing his out of network friend. I said this developmental pediatrician was in network. This was around March. I waited a month, called Dr. Hanson's office multiple times. They told me to call insurance. I called insurance. After a few days, it seems the office sent in a referral with my daughter's name but no developmental pediatrician's name. I called Dr. Hanson's office and they said they'd resend the paperwork. I was again advised to go with Dr. Hanson's out of network friend. Another month went by, Dr. Hanson's office told me to call insurance. Insurance said this time there was a referral to the developmental pediatrician, but there was no patient name. This reeks of gatekeeping and sabatoge and possibly some other odd dealings where physicians might be getting kickback from friends. After 13 years, I switched pediatricians. It was an absolute cluster.