It can be difficult to get a new primary care provider in Marin: many doctors are not taking new…read morepatients. For that reason we discovered One Medical, before the Amazon take over. Our experience at the Corte Madera office has been positive, but at the newish Mill Valley Office, experiences have been mixed. Once my daughter came in during her school break, and she booked same-day care online. Easier and better than urgent care. Another visit, I came for walk-in lab testing. The lab at the Mill Valley Office has fairly limited morning hours meanwhile my lab tests required fasting. I arrived at opening to twenty other patients who had been fasting, and was quoted over an hour wait. I was told I could come back in the afternoon (there was no way I could continue to fast till late afternoon.) I opted to get in the car and drive to their Northgate office, to test. Since the Corte Madera office is consolidating and patients will be sent to the Strawberry office, here's hoping this office will have expanded lab hours and the staffing needs of this office will be supported by Amazon, their parent company, to reduce these significant waits.

Some of the doctors are the same and awesome (Dr Garcia for example). The office experience has…read moregone down though and the staff in the front have been quite short and rude recently after the acquisition with Amazon. The front office staff at strawberry is impatient and inflexible now and almost defeats the purpose of when we signed up years ago Lab service is poor and if you need an outside doctor to provide electronic copies of lab work instead of bringing written orders in. Sometimes you cannot get this from specific UCSF hospital departments making the process really difficult now if you live in Marin and can't commute into the city without help. The new policy is documents loaded 48 hours in advance or driving in orders to be processed 48 hours in advance. I have switched to QuestMobile for blood draws. The phlebotomist will come to the house within a day or two after getting orders from your doctor or the hospital all at home and without an unhelpful front desk.

Dr. Queen is an exceptional women's health physician whose compassion and expertise immediately put…read moreyou at ease. She takes the time to truly listen, explain, and guide with both warmth and deep knowledge, making every visit feel thoughtful and supportive. Her office in Mill Valley is absolutely beautiful--bright, serene, and overlooking the water--which creates a sense of calm and comfort the moment you walk in. It's rare to find a doctor who blends such professional excellence with genuine care in such a tranquil setting. I cannot recommend Dr. Queen highly enough.

From the owner: Energize Health and Hormones is committed to providing exceptional, patient-focused care through…read moreour concierge medicine model. Whether you’re navigating menopause, addressing men’s health concerns, or seeking a holistic approach to wellness, Dr. Heidi Queen is here to guide you every step of the way. Together, we can create a path to a healthier, more vibrant you.

I saw Dr. Lowenthal a number of years ago; She ended up switching practices/offices and my…read moreinsurance didn't cover me anymore but, in any case, I think my review probably still holds true today. She always treated me with respect even though I was honestly kind of a pain in the ass when I was younger lol. She was always a straight shooter, even if I didn't want to hear it, and she always had my best interest in mind. Overall a great doc- knowledgeable, fair, and kind- would recommend!

I was fortunate to find Sarah when my doctor of 30 years retired. She kindly called me back and we…read morediscussed options for working together. Sarah oversaw multiple tests and bloodwork, after which she carefully went over all the results and made educated comments so I could make wise choices for my health. Sarah really shows great care with her profession and patients. Anyone would be lucky to be under her care. She is a rare bird in today's health care maize

Dr. Cummings is an amazing doctor and she is very personable. She is direct, extremely…read moreknowledgeable and works to find a positive path forward no matter what you are dealing with.

Worst experience ever with a physician and the concierge choice service that you need to subscribe…read moreto in order to be seen by a doctor. After signing up and paying $1750/year with concierge choice to gain access to Ann Cummings Medical practice. We showed up to see the doctor and she kept leaving the exam room and taking forever to return. Her bedside manner was also rude and after 2 appointments like this we decided to stop seeing her. After contacting concierge choice they refunded some of our annual fee and we withdrew from Ann Cummings practice. 2 years later we received a bill for $32.58 and even though we disputed the charge with concierge choice and were told the charge was not valid they have now submitted the charge to a collection service that is now threatening to ruin our credit. I would advise anyone reading this to NOT use Concierge Choice or Ann Cummings medical practice.

Really good diagnostician and warm and caring person. He is always there when I call his concierge…read morenumber and ready to help

Helpful hint here... when someone calls to see if you are excepting new patients, be kind…read more Understand that you are not, but we are still people on the other end of the line.

This review is for the front office/answering service - unfortunately, I never had the opportunity…read moreto meet the highly recommended Dr. Mager - please know this is no reflection on him personally. That said, five -six weeks, four voice mails, one personal conversation with the person who answered on my fourth call along with the promise of an email and paperwork to complete...nothing! If one can't depend on a callback from the staff, why would one pay, at minimum, $8,000 per year for concierge service if one can't get through to the office?

Dr. Ulrich is amazing! She is incredibly skilled, knowledgeable and professional. I went to her to…read moreget a small cyst removed. She was efficient and we had a great conversation. She has an easy "bedside manner" and made me feel right at home. She is truly a fabulous boutique doctor and I felt deeply cared for which is rare in a medical environment. I'm so glad I found her! I'd highly recommend her for all of your skin care needs. I will be back for sure.

I have seen Dr. Ulrich several times for dermal filler injections in my…read morelips and cheeks. She is amazing. She is careful and conserative. She listens closely to what you want, offers suggestions, and then with a very gentle and skilled hand, performs her magic. The subtle changes can make a big difference in your appearance. I highly recommend her. I am a huge fan!

I am changing my review after a recent office visit - what a difference There was a short wait and…read moreDr Rubin was pleasant, informative, interested and thorough. I was impressed and hope this becomes the norm. My elderly mother has been a client of Dr. Rubin's for many years. I have accompanied my mom to visits and we have had to wait for more than an hour each time. I have found Dr. Rubin to be rude and short with both me and my mother. She flat out said that her concierge service is "less than what cable costs" and my mother should join to avoid waiting.

Signed on for thousands of dollars to be a concierge patient. Sent WRITTEN instructions to not…read morecharge my credit card for quarterly fees before they spoke with me. They charged me without speaking to me first and my husband was still with his concierge doctor. Tried to make a simple zoom appointment with the incompetent staff for weeks. Most times I called the line was busy and when I did get through I was put on hold. Then when I told a friend (whose husband is a doctor) she informed me they had the same issues with Dr. Rubin's staff and quit her practice.

I've been a patient of Dr. Camp's for a few years. I started out investigating indigestion and work…read morerelated stress (too many years of all nighters at startups in the valley, eating poorly etc.) Dr. Camp was the first doctor who took a Sherlock Holmes approach to figuring out what the real problems were rather than just giving me a Tagamet and telling me cut down on my work hours. Digestive system analysis found lack of beneficial bacteria in the gut, leading to poor digestion and nutrition. With targeted nutritional supplements and dietary change my ulcer-like symptoms disappeared and even my cholesterol drastically improved. He's a great doctor to deal with in that he can handle followup consultations via Skype video conferencing if it doesn't really require a personal appearance to discuss test results. I'd strongly recommend him if you want some "out of the box" thinking on your health. Be warned however, he's not in anyone's network, but then again after the number Obamacare did on health insurance, who is ^-^

I started going to Dr. Camp's office in March of this year. I saw the Nurse Practitioner, Marya…read more and sat down for my first appointment. During my appointment, I explained all of my concerns and for the first time in a long time someone understood what I was going through and did not tell me that " you are fine" which I had heard from other doctors. Since, then I have taken tests and have had a couple of appointments and we figured out what was going on with me. I have been very impressed by her dedication and professionalism. Anytime that I would call or email with a question she was there with an instant response. I also appreciate her ability to think "outside of the box" which when you have hormonal issues, hypothyroidism, and extreme adrenal fatigue that is very important because there isn't one prescription for everyone. Currently, I am doing everything that she has advised for me to do and I am feeling better. Based on her advise, I have started to live a healthier life. She has helped me to see how important good nutrition is and she helped me to get on a regular program with my vitamins and supplements. If it wasn't for her, I would still be exhausted, experiencing major PMS symptoms, and have horrible digestion issues. I feel like I am on the right track for me and I am finally feeling healthy again. I would recommend anyone that has issues with thyroid, hormones, etc. to go to this office. I am very thankful that I made the decision to go.

Hmm. Okay. I have a pretty good opinion of the nurse practitioners in this office, so I don't want…read moremy one-star review to be reflective of the care I received from them. However, I was deeply disappointed by my visit with Dr. Nagar and don't want other women finding themselves in the same uncomfortable situation I did. First of all, Dr. Nagar was unprofessional. She was late to our appointment - which isn't a big deal - but she then proceeded to rush me through the entire process, almost ignoring everything I had to say. (Not my fault we started late!) I voiced some major concerns I had about specific medical conditions I had, but it seemed like she was constantly interrupting me and ignoring everything I had to say. Throughout all this, we weren't really talking about my *medical* concerns; Dr. Nagar wanted to gab about my appearance, my job, and my sex life - about which she made incredibly inappropriate comments. (For someone so pressed for time, I was surprised by how much she wanted to talk things that were, quite frankly, none of her business. And also not relevant to the appointment.) Example: after a few routine questions, she gave me a really hard time about my sex life and actually laughed about it for a few minutes. She then proceeded to give me unsolicited advice about what my sex life SHOULD look like, in her opinion (something you never expect to happen in the liberal city of San Francisco, yet here we are). Doctors shouldn't be talking to their patients like this - they should be focused on listening to health concerns, prescribing birth control, and testing for STD's. I am over 30 and wanted a routine pap smear done (my previous one had been abnormal). Dr. Nagar kept lecturing me about how that specific procedure was only done every 5 years. FINE. But at the very least, can we please at least address the concern I have? Unfortunately, I walked away from that appointment without any solutions. Another example: I told Dr. Nagar what I did for a living and how it affected the other medical condition I had. Dr. Nagar, again, laughed. She proceeded to chatter happily about how she would have ALSO done what I do for a living - had she decided to "become a loser" and not go to medical school. Wow. Someone on here complained about Dr. Nagar being from India. Not sure how that's relevant toward one's ability to be polite. A big part of being a doctor is just having respect for your patients. Bare minimum, keep your thoughts to yourself and just focus on having a professional demeanor. Anyway, I finally got one of the referrals I needed, but when I called the specialist to set an appointment, they told me they didn't take my insurance. "Your doctor should have known that," the lady on the phone said. "She shouldn't have referred you to us." Ugh. I now have to go through the whole process of getting another referral - which is what I saw Dr. Nagar for in the first place. I can't honestly say I got the care I needed from Dr. Nagar, and I'm not sure I would trust her with future medical concerns. It doesn't seem like she really wants to listen, and I also didn't appreciate the disrespectful comments she made toward me. For now, I guess I'll shop around and hope my conditions don't get any worse. Hooray for the American healthcare system.

After reading the lone negative review about Dr. Nagar, I feel I should provide a (rational)…read morecounter review. I have seen Dr. Nagar just once for a routine physical. I found her thorough, knowledgeable, and willing and able to answer my medical questions in an easy-to-understand manner. On a personal level, she was warm and friendly but still professional. I felt comfortable talking to her about personal concerns. The other reviewer notes that she is from India. Well, yes, she is, but she completed her residency training at the UC Davis Family and Community Medicine program and I do not think her birth country or religion is relevant. Her medical knowledge is relevant, and I felt satisfied with her qualifications and with the knowledge displayed during my visit. I received appropriate professional care and recommend Dr. Nagar.