Everything could improve. From staff to doctors to patients care. Work there as a travel nurse and…read morethe type of care provided is horrible.

Writing five star reviews makes me happy…read more Writing five star reviews for doctors make me REALLY happy. That pure joy of happy five star doctor reviews is because five stars means my family or I have been treated with dignity, respect and with competence! All patients deserve to be treated as such. Our dear, sweet daughter was having some minor chest pains. It was important to have her checked out. Our cool and new family doctor referred her to the office of Dr. Saw and Dr. Lin. We were told both doctors were top-notch. Dr. Saw saw ('lil pun!) our daughter. Top-notch indeed! Wow- the employees; every single one of them were gems! All our our questions were respectfully answered without a hint of arrogance by any medical employee...refreshing! Dr. Saw was very thorough regarding heart tests; two total. Tests were done at his Pleasanton and Livermore offices. Our family was thrilled that the testing is done right there in his offices vs that nearby hospital...phewww! As Dr. Saw stated, by doing the tests in his offices, the hospital bureaucracy issues could be avoided. We agreed 100%! Happy to report that our daughter is fine and has a healthy heart... and a heart of gold. One issue of concern was in regards to the test results. We were told to make an appointment to discuss the second test results with Dr. Saw. That would have meant three office visits in three days; a lot of time out of our busy schedules. I called the office explaining this and requested that if the test results were fine, that we be notified. And, if the results were not fine, requested we be called and we would then schedule another appointment to discuss the test results. I was happy they agreed to my request. The technician did tell my daughter on the spot that everything was A-OK. I truly recommend Dr. Saw and his staff. Also recommend you request a follow-up appointment to discuss test results only if the tests show there is an issue that needs addressing. The entire staff is very friendly, informative and actually fun to talk to.

Great, fast and professional - got my I-693. Thanks to Dr Iqbal…read more I recommend this doctors office if you want to get your papers done worry free, saving money and time.

"Competence, Professionalism, Friendliness"…read more Both my wife and myself have been patients of Dr. Omarali for about 4 years. We are very pleased with the doctor, and with this office in general. One interesting feature about Dr.Omarali is that he is actually a specialist in cardiology! I haven't had one of those treadmill stress tests yet, but I'm looking forward to one soon. Dr. Omarali is very thoughtful and takes medical issues seriously. Whenever I have a physical, he takes his time, and does a thorough job. He doesn't try to rush--instead, he tries to do a thorough job. I really appreciate his patience and professionalism. Just recently, I visited the doctor for a unusual issue that was causing me some distress. He suggested several types of therapy, and prescribed different medications. He also suggested when it would be appropriate to go see a specialist. So overall, we have been very pleased with the entire staff at this office. They are all very easy to get along with, and it's a pleasure visiting this office. Plus he's just a nice man.

I've been seen by dr Ng for years and he did not help my condition…read more I would not Recommend.

You don't feel compelled to leave a review for a MD every day, but Dr Ng saved my husbands life in…read morematter of mins. He's extremely skilled, knowledgeable and provided my husband the best care under the circumstances he was brought in to the hospital. Thank you!

Had to bring my 4-month old daughter by his office last Friday, and I am impressed with the staff,…read morethe toys, the entertainment for the kiddos, pictures on the walls, etc. This place is SPOTLESS, and had enough "stuff" to entertain my 2 year old who came with us. Dr. Maxwell is friendly, but very serious about his job. Almost a little too serious since he made little to no communication to our little ones. He came in, introduced himself to us, took a look at the screens, said hello to the kids, then started doing what he needed to do, with a straight face the whole time. Did he find something bad? Didn't find anything at all? Show me some expression!!! Eventually after 15 minutes of looking at our baby, he finally decided to talk to us and said everything was good! PHHEEEW! RELIEF! Maybe its just his personality or the way he likes to work... not mad, but wish he would smile a little more. On a really bright note, he actually showed my toddler out to their treasure chest to get a toy, and one of the staff ended up getting down on a knee and showing my daughter the different stickers she could have along with a loli-pop. We all left the office feeling good and happy! Awesome cardiologist office from top to bottom.

My third child was born with a heart murmur. At the time we were living in Europe and our first…read morecardiologist didn't really offer much besides, "it will fix itself in time". Though this was reassuring in some way, I had only a single measurement of the hole to hold on to as information. When we arrived in California I did a yelp search for pediatric cardiologists and found Heart of the Valley. During our first visit with them, I was pretty much a ball of high strung chaos and their entire team was like a sigh of relief. My daughter and I were welcomed to the office and given time to settle in and calm down without feeling rushed or hurried through the process. Babies need to nurse sometimes to chill, and they totally get that. Dr. Maxwell took time familiarizing himself with our situation. He explained things to me, the magic of the heart. I never left with an unanswered question which really is the sign of a great doc in my opinion. We have since moved overseas and still tell people about Dr. Maxwell and his lovely team. If we ever came back to the area, that's where our daughter would be seen again.

I totally agree with the first two reviewers, I have searched years for a GP that I feel totally…read morecomfortable with and I love Dr. Musni. He is mellow, has a great sense of humor, takes as much time as needed with me and I never have a long wait. He is a Dr. who really cares, you don't feel as if you are going through a revolving door in his office. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a great GP or cardiologist

I saw Dr. Musni for several years. At one point, I was having some cognitive difficulties due to…read moreone of the medications he was prescribing. He assured me, not to worry, he had the same problem. I found a new doctor. So should you.

Very good professional and thorough listens to your concerns highly recommend…read more Have been going to him for years And have recommended him to family and friends Very easy to get appointments

I made an appointment with Dr. Srikrishin Rohra for a second opinion…read more The original appointment was scheduled nearly six months out. Then, about three weeks before the visit, I fell and fractured three ribs--the 7th, 8th, and 9th on my left side. I called to reschedule, and my appointment was pushed back another 2 1/2 months or so. In the meantime, I fell again and broke my 3rd rib on the right side. I am 80 years old, and all of this has been causing me tremendous stress and pain. Now, my appointment with Dr. Rohra is just two weeks away. I was getting my information together and planning to bring it with me, since this would be our first meeting. Then someone from his office called and asked if I planned to attend. I told her yes. But instead of moving on, she began lecturing me--saying that I had canceled the last time, that there were many people on the waiting list, and so on. I received a long scolding simply for having rescheduled my previous appointment. After hanging up, I found myself wondering what that was all about. Then I thought: why am I being spoken to like a child for rescheduling? It wasn't last minute. The appointment was still weeks away. The more I thought about it, the less I liked it. So I decided to cancel altogether. If that's the kind of staff Dr. Rohra puts in charge, I don't want to see him at all. I am a patient, not a beggar. I don't need to be treated like that. I haven't even met the doctor yet. I am too old to be insulted in this way. This is very poor manners. Why is that woman working in a doctor's office?

I had an indication of heart issues. Dr. Saw checked me out super thoroughly. Personally attended…read moremy echo stress test. Very easy to talk to.

He has been my doctor for the past couple of years. My most recent interaction was via a phone call…read moredue to Covid 19. His assistant interviewed me first and I provided a thorough but short update on what had changed and why I had set up the appointment. When Dr Saw called me back 30 minutes after my scheduled appointment, he had not read any of the info, rushed through the call, and was somewhat condescending. I am looking for a new cardiologist.

Dr Maxwell is amazing and dedicated to his patients. He is so committed that he often would text…read moreemail or call after hours to discuss progress and sometimes check in. He listens carefully to both patient and parents and considers each symptom as important individuals and as an indication of the holistic situation. If I were only rating Dr Maxwell, my rating would be a 5. However...Patricia the non-medical office assistant seemed intent on extracting every cent from every interaction (like $50 for a single text exchange with the Doctor). I'm sure she has a tough job with all the administrative responsibilities of the office, but her attitude was unnecessary (to say the least) and to give you some sense of the collective opinion of her, there was a kid's group chat dedicated to complaining about her behavior. And unfortunately, the distaste for dealing with her is the primary reason we haven't gone back. We miss Dr Maxwell. Sorry to be so blunt but all true and hopefully this review can spark some self-reflection and perhaps some improvements can be made.

Can I leave no stars? I took my daughter to Dr. Maxwell after she got covid and started complaining…read moreabout heart palpitations and irregular heart beatings. After multiple tests, she was diagnosed with dysautonomia. And prescribed medications to control/regulate her heart. Long story short, one of these medications apparently can cause severe depression in teens and young adults. And that is the what happened to my then 12 year old. Depression was so severe she had to be put in a mental health facility for a few days. When I called to cancel the follow up appts for obvious reasons I explained why and they wanted to charge me a cancellation fee (not sure they did or not as I was in no state to check my credit card). Later, we called to get a referral so she could be seen by another pediatric cardiologist (for obvious reasons) and Dr. Maxwell refused to give us a referral leaving us with no care for my daughter - that is the quality of Doctor for Mr. Maxwell.