Dr Kuluva has been amazing helping my wife and Inas we deal with a Traumatic Brain Injury we got…read morewhen hit by a car several years ago. Top notch.

I wrote a review about Dr. Kuluva a couple of years ago that didn't get posted for some reason. At…read morethe time, Yelp said they were going to review it, but then never posted it. Since it never got posted, here goes another try. The reason I'm posting this is that I'd like to 2nd Kristin K's experience with Dr. Kuluva. While my experience was not as awful as her's, I also found him to be pretty dismissive. At the time that I was his patient, I was a graduate student in NYC, and was referred to him via the campus counselling center. At that point in my life, I was dealing with a good deal of depression for a variety of reasons. However, he was often dismissive of the things that I would bring up with him - so much so that I found myself censoring myself during our appointments. In fact, I often left my appointments with him feeling worse than when I came in because he made me feel stupid and whiny. Not exactly a great recipe for building trust with someone. Being an adult child of an alcoholic parent who was also often dismissive of me, this really was an especially lousy way to work with me. After several months, I finally got fed up with seeing him, and quit making appointments. If you give him the benefit of the doubt, I believe he was a doing his residency at NYU Medical Center during the time when I was his patient; and for that reason, my understanding was that he was often dealing with patients with far greater psychological issues than run-of-the-mill depression like mine. As a result, I could see how my issues at the time would pale in comparison. Still, I think it's poor practice to make any of your patients feel worse than when they came in, regardless of how severe their issues are. For those who have had success working with him, all the power to you and God bless. My experience with him, however, was lousy and I could never recommend him to anyone.

I credit Dr. Kerbavaz as having saved my life in 1987. I had forgotten to pay a final payment to…read moreDr. Kervavaz and got his staff to search for my account in 1992. They found my old account and I very gratefully made that final payment of $55. I went to him with an extremely infected throat. As I recall, I couldn't eat or swallow anything. God bless Dr. Kerbavaz and his staff. I'll never forget the great service and care I received.

My father has been seen by Dr. Kerbavaz for the past 10+ years; and I've seen Dr. Kerbavaz a…read morehandful of times. Wonderful doctor and well respected at Alta Bates Medical Center. Very engaging with perfect bedside manners. Returns phone calls very promptly. Highly recommended.

Dr. Olej Krijanovski in my opinion is one of the best hematology oncologists in the Bay Area…read more I met Dr. Oleg Krijanovski (they call him Dr. "K") in October of 2025, after my hematologist told me she wanted to transfer my care to him because he is a specialist in his field and has vast experience and knowledge in advanced treatment therapies for blood disorders. It was a difficult time for me. The medication I took (hydroxyurea) that controlled by blood platelets since 2012, stopped working. My hematologist recommended that I consult with Dr. Oleg Krijanovski, and to prepare for the meeting she gave me a pamphlet to read about a drug called Besremi - an injectable interferon therapy used to treat various blood disorders. I entered the meeting with Dr. Oleg Krijanovski feeling extreme anxiety and uncertainty and left the meeting with all my questions answered, feeling heard, and feeling hopeful. He was easy to talk to, respectful and showed empathy. The doctor also has an amazing team that works together to provide excellent patient care. Four months into my new health journey, I feel very fortunate and blessed that Dr. Oleg Krijanovski is my doctor.

Quiero compartirles mi experiencia , cuando yo ingreso a mi tratamiento me toman mi presión y…read morecuando termino la tengo bajísima , por qué ? En el cancer center me siento segura , gracias al Dr krijanovski , quien es para mi una eminencia en lo que se refiere al cancer de médula , soy una mujer de 57 años, quien agradezco al Dr y al personal de el cancer center , por atendernos a todos los pacientes ,personas mayores o jóvenes, todos por igual , si necesitas un Dr. que se preocupe por ti , tienes que saber que el tiempo que te dedica, es importante, y que Dr como el son pocos que tienen espíritu de servicio, gracias por leer mi comentario.

We initially met Dr. Arnold when my dad was staying at a Summit Hospital for a neurological issue…read more Dr. Arnold was great in that he took the time to explain everything clearly and calmly. We had a lot of questions given our unfamiliarity in these new conditions my dad was developing. Dr. Arnold had a lot of patience and compassion when clarifying our concerns and also responded promptly as well when something new came up. My dad sees Dr. Arnold on a regular basis now and we highly recommend him for any Neurological needs.

Ok doc, terrible communication skills. Sorry, but I need a doctor who's office returns calls and…read morefollows up.

I just had my first appointment with Dr. Sellman. He asked good questions, listened attentively,…read moregave me his preliminary opinions, ordered appropriate lab work, and said he'll get back to me when the results are in.

Since Amazon bought One Medical, Dr. Sellman is just coasting. If you're looking for care, forget…read moreit. Sorry to write this, he has been decent for 4+ years for me, but lately he's a disaster.

I found Dr Langer very willing to investigate all options, including checking for allergies,…read moreprescribing Armour and adjusting prescriptions based on how you feel. This is a huge relief after the normal "not much else to do for you" reaction we all get from the average dr. However, I won't be going back to his office. I have run out of medication several times in a row over the past year because refill requests are not processed. Repeatedly leaving me without meds is inexcusable, and entirely avoidable. Other info: - The office is open only 3 days a week. - They don't take insurance. - There is no voicemail, no email and no way to exchange information except to leave a message with an answering service(!).

I am updating a previous review because Dr. Langer has responded to my concerns about the…read moreconvenience of getting prescriptions refilled. The office hours still don't seem to have an obvious pattern, but Dr. Langer really does want his patients to get better. I get the sense that he works with a lot of patients who have explored all other avenues to no avail. He really is the only doctor that has helped me get any kind of normal thyroid reading.

Dr. Shen has moved his Oakland office to 5700 Telegraph, so this office is closed. However, Dr…read more Shen (at any location) is wonderful. He has really cared about managing my chronic back pain.

My pelvis is fractured, broken. X-ray makes this clear. Shen should have passed on his steroidal…read moreinjection and sent me up the ladder to a surgeon. The shot was utterly ineffective. The negative side effects of this drug are myriad. But this is what Shen does. Instead of recognizing a condition well over his head, he wanted more injections, like a Bandaid on a ruptured artery. Not impressed by has diagnostic acumen.

This review is for Sutter/the pain management clinic who work with Dr. Rejai. I waited weeks for an…read moreappointment for my severely herniated disc. While my appointment went well, the standard insurance paper work for a cortisone shot (the most common intervention other than pain meds) was rejected, and no one from the office followed up. There were no follow up notes after my appointment for next steps. My primary seemed very surprised that this routine procedure was denied which makes me suspect that they didn't do the minimal paperwork required. When you call 'the office', you reach someone at the main switchboard who presumably passes on a message which may or may not be returned. In my case, it was not even though I requested that they resubmit the paperwork. Keep in mind that many many people reaching out to a pain management doctor are in excruciating, debilitating pain. When I finally went in, I was barely able to walk and had to lie down during the appointment due to the extreme pain. Currently, I'm repeatedly leaving messages at the switchboard attempting to try to get my cortisone shot months after all medical staff I met with agreed that it was necessary. If you are in an acute, debilitating situation with your pain, I'd recommend you seek someone who runs a more responsive office.

Kind, caring, gentle. I've known Dr.Rejai for 10 years and he has always been willing to listen and…read moreaddress my chief complaints. His smile will make you feel better immediately! We are blessed to have his expertise!