This is my new primary care doctor. My first appointment is 3/10. I picked him based on positive…read morereviews. Sounds like a great Doctor. Feeling optimistic!!

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Dr.Sharon Chen Lee is kind, thoughtful, listens attentively, excellent communication, speaks…read moreclearly and professionally. Solved all me issues by referral where needed, and knowledgeable in all questions I asked. She is a quality doctor. The nurse practitioners DR.SIU was professional and gave me quality care! A great team!!! Tk u Yvette Thoma

I've been seeing Dr. Lee for a few years now l, and can say that she always makes time for any…read morequestions or concerns I have. She listens and responds quickly to my emails or refills and has a gentle demeanor when I have office visits. It's been a great to have a Doctor who listens and cares about her patients!

According to the office of Dr Batlin, the brain is not so much a spongey physical organ responsible…read morefor various physiological functions as it is a nebulous ghost receptacle that can sometimes be inhabited by demons, the exorcism of which medical care providers have no part. Despite describing the physical manifestations of severe anxiety, including urticaria, elevated blood pressure, elevated pulse, insomnia, anorexia, and panic attacks, the office repeatedly asserted that it has a policy of not providing FMLA for "non-medical" reasons, despite Dr Batlin handling the prescription of psychotropic medication (SNRIs) for same. For clarification, I was not requesting disability or worker's comp paperwork. I only needed a doctor's note to use my own earned, banked sick leave, of which I have plenty. That's it. Just a doctor's note enabling me to use my own sick leave as an interim measure while I sought the care of a psychiatrist. Instead I was repeatedly told to just go to the ER. I don't require inpatient psychiatric hospital treatment, so this repeated insistence that I seek unnecessary and expensive treatment instead of the simple and cost-free to anyone but myself remedy of time off is completely baffling.

Dr. Batlin has been my primary doctor for about 20 years. I think she is wonderful. She is warm,…read morepersonable, knowledgeable and very thorough. She has discovered issues that I would not have known I needed to treat if she had not sent me for those tests. She takes her time to listen to her patients and provides good recommendations and options for treatment. She follows up and responds quickly to any calls or inquiries, either herself or via her assistant. Yes, her schedule is booked far in advance, but for urgent issues I have always been able to see her partner, Dr. Lakowski, within a day or two. In 20 years I have never had to resort to Urgent Care in order to be seen quickly. You do need to have patience to get an initial appointment with Dr. Batlin, but if you do see her, you won't want to see another doctor.

Dr Lee is AMAZING!!!! Idk why anyone would even put a 1 star rating on her, well terry in the…read morereview section, honey, sorry to break it to you but coming from a nurse, age has a lot to do with your body! Lol but anyways, Dr Lee is great, very intelligent, sweet, caring and compassionate! Those are all great qualities of a PCP! So, if you are looking for a new PCP, she's a great one!

My GP planned to retire so I switched to Mills Peninsula and had a decent experience until I…read moreswitched again to Dr Lee recently. I was seeking a collaborator and someone to quarterback the various specialists and tests to validate hypotheses and help clarify a treatment strategy. She exudes positive energy, curiosity and empathy...all things I sought, and great communication skills. She ran a thorough review, gave me nearly an hour on our first visit, proposing a theory, and ordering tests right away. I've found the healthcare system failing in so many dimensions so its wonderful to experience positivity and how healthcare/treatment SHOULD be. I hope we are able to find resolution to this episode and am very grateful for her professionalism.

Dr. Melnyk Is one of the best Doctors I've ever had She cares She listens And I trust her…read morecompletely Very hard to find these days in my opinion And I've had a lot of Doctors But trust in your Doctor makes you sleep at night a bit easier and that's worth more than anything in my book. Thank You Doctor Melnyk Thank You Robert Sims

Dr. Melnyk is caring and listens to what you have to say. She spends time with you and doesn't…read morerushes through your exam.

Dear Jasmer is very attentive and caring. He makes me confident about his medical decisions. His…read moreoffice staff members are also very professional and responsive. Highly recommended.

Wonderful doctor. I can not express how much this man is not only caring but awesome. This man is…read moresuper busy one pt after another but always has time to talk and see how I am actually doing. He is not only a pulmonary specialist but also specialize on sleep studies. I wanted to participate but my schedule is ridiculous. The staff and receptionist are incredible and so friendly. I will miss coming here for my appointments. Someday I will sign up for that sleep study.

My elderly mother was assigned this office as they manage care for her assisted living facility…read more The actual AL staff were wonderful and caring, but I've never interacted with a more opaque, unhelpful practice in my years as my mother's caregiver, or for my own or my children's health. Getting any information out of this office is a pain, they don't use Sutter My Health Online. They'll also charge you as much as possible to fill out simple forms (like a DMV disability placard) and then fail to fill them out correctly. Avoid if at all possible.

Got assigned this doctor by my Insurance. Went to call to schedule an appointment. Left a Voicemail…read moreas instructed. Get a random call not from the same number hours later to a receptionist who immediately after calling, put me on hold and told me to wait. At this point, I hung up. Incompetent Staff = Incompetent Doctor. Learn to run your practice. F Minus. I will be asking for a new doctor now.

Been with Dr. Le for many years now. She is by far the best dr. I have every had. She cares about…read moretrying to make you healthy and offers the best solutions, not the easy ones. You will not be disappointed as she is very smart and cares about your health.

Dr. Le is the best primary care doctor I have ever seen. Being an internal medicine doctor is a…read moreplus for me. She is extremely thorough, incredibly smart and very very kind. I always feel confident with her diagnosis and recommendations. I feel so lucky to have her as my doctor. Thank you for your amazing and dedicated care for all this years Dr. Le!

Dr Hala H Ali, your compassion and professionalism are deeply appreciated. Thank you for always…read moregoing above and beyond. Thank you for being such an amazing doctor. Your Care and attention mean the world to me. Your genuine concern for your patients is truly heartwarming . Best Regards, Cathleen Klement

Qualities I seek in a primary care physician:…read more 1. Holistic care - a doctor who asks about all aspects of my health and takes the time to process the information as a whole so that I can improve my overall health. 2. Sensitivity - a doctor who asks about my health & wellness philosophy and attempts to work with me to honor my wishes, someone who does not make assumptions, and does not make biased remarks regarding health or lifestyle. After meeting with Dr. Ali, I can only recommend her on the basis of her friendliness (and that of all other office staff.) Friendliness aside, she doesn't seem to have the crucial qualities that I'm looking for in a doctor. There are quite a number of reasons I wouldn't return to Dr. Ali, but to name a few: Though I explained that this was my first visit to a doctor in a long time and I mostly wanted to talk about my health, Dr. Ali seemed unprepared to have an in-depth conversation. Instead of initiating a conversation about various elements of my health, she immediately asked me about my list of health questions/complaints and rushed me through them. Several of my questions related to diet, blood sugar, weight gain/loss and I felt that they warranted a longer conversation and recommendations beyond various blood testing. Dr. Ali failed my queer-friendly sensitivity test, asking me about oral contraception during a conversation about acne, and immediately launched into statistics about condom failure before I could edge in, "Um, I'm a lesbian." (And we were talking about my SKIN.) Dr. Ali replied "Well, that would have been my next question." All doctors, but especially doctors in the Bay area, should have a conversation with their patients about who they sleep with (and various risky practices they might engage in) before talking about birth control and STD prevention. Because sometimes it's not relevant to talk about contraception to someone who isn't sleeping with men, or is perhaps looking to get pregnant. Which brings me to the last hurrah: Later, when talking about potential ovary issues I might be at risk for, Dr. Ali remarked, "Well, I guess it won't matter since you won't be trying for children." !! Perhaps Dr. Ali is aware of a new law that prohibits gay women from conceiving children? Why would anyone assume that I won't be making use of my ovaries just because I happen to shack up with a lady? Just plain ignorance. So, I'm still on a search for a whole-body-minded practitioner who is hip to the ways of baby-less but maybe someday baby-wanting lesbians. Please send suggestions my way; I won't be back to Dr. Ali.