Always great service and good care, couldn't ask anything more from my primary. Ease of scheduling…read moreappointments and in house lab work is awesome

I am incredibly grateful to have Dr. Ward as my PCP, she truly exemplifies what excellent…read morehealthcare should be. She is knowledgeable, attentive and genuinely cares for my health. What sets her apart is the strong focus on prevention--taking the time to educate, offering thoughtful guidance, and anticipate potential issues. She consistently goes above and beyond, never rushing and always making me feel heard and supported.

I switched off of Dr Feezell after I had an emotional breakdown in his office and he basically said…read more"yea you have a lot going on" and just left. After that I realized in retrospect he was always in a hurry to get out of the room and I had to be very diligent to keep his attention if I had more than 1 thing to discuss. So I always felt like I was getting in his way for closing out his appointments for the day and I never left feeling whole. He was also quite condescending whenever I brought up my thoughts and instead of using that as a data point or topic of discussion, he would just tell me I'm unqualified to have an opinion and he's the doctor (and I'm not talking fringe conspiracy stuff, just regular things like 'I think I have tennis elbow')

This doctor is one of the worst I have ever gone to. He said poor things about a peer and told me I…read moredid not need to see a specialist and refused a referral. I have been a runner and cyclist my entire life so having a torn hamstring is not fun. The day before my appointment I got a call from his assistant trying to get me to cancel my appointment- telling me there was nothing he could do - based on my appointment description of possible muscle or tendon tear with a lot of pain. I know when something is a pull vs serious. I had to waste time and money going to him - and he did nothing and then one of his colleagues who he would say did not do the right thing by sending me to a specialist - yesterday I got confirmation that I have a high grade tear that may require surgery - it took me 10 weeks at sutter to get the answer and in that time the pain has not improved at all and if I listened to this doctor I guess I would have just had to deal with the pain with no hope of doing things that I love and that keep me healthy. I have experienced awesome doctors and staff at Sutter (i.e my primary doctor, dermatologist, etc) and a few who put you in an age or gender bucket and don't try to understand you as a person. I also find that some doctors don't want you to research or advocate for yourself at all - which is super disappointing. Sean is not a fan of AI - may feel threatened.

I really like Dr. Advani. I had seen her a couple times before she became my primary as her list…read morewas full...I might have begged just a little :-). My visits have been for relatively routine evaluations, but I find her to be thorough and also very personable and sincere.

We went for yearly physical checkup to Sutter health and choose her. The doctor ordered…read morepreventative antibody tests which were not covered by Aetna insurance and cost us $213 and she also charged us for full visit for recommending OTC cream for a corn which we were already using. She did not do any through examination during physicals and took it for granted. We were charged $340 for a physical visit without being informed about that. we thought Sutter health and Aetna had better tie-ups and see what we got from these worst service providers who want to rip their customers and doctors trained for that.

I got a bill of almost $400 for a 15 min video call during which we discussed a referral for a CT…read morescan I couldn't even get as my insurance doesn't cover.

I have been under the care of Dr. Saifullah for several years, and my experience has been nothing…read moreshort of outstanding. From the moment I met her, I felt a genuine sense of compassion and warmth. She always takes the time to listen attentively, ensuring that I feel heard and cared for. I had a life changing diagnosis because of her that had been missed for years by other doctors. Something felt off to Dr Saifullah during one of my visits and she ordered more tests that ended up with a diagnosis that was unexpected but explained what had been going on for years. I will forever be grateful for this, her care, her support, and comfort during this time. I'm just a patient, yet she genuinely cares about her patient's wellbeing. This level of empathy was truly unmatched and so appreciated. Her care for more simple things like the "I don't feel good" is just as great. Dr. Saifullah is a shining example of what every healthcare professional should aspire to be.

I have been a patient of Danville Medical for close to 20 years. I adore Dr. Hilliard and Dr. V…read more Their office is accommodating , friendly, knowledgeable and dedicated to patient care. Dr. Hilliard is my Primary Physician since Dr. Gheewala retired many years ago. She has been a fabulous ally to me and my children over the years. Her kind demeanor allows me the opportunity to also be knowledgeable regarding various health concerns. Carmen and the rest of the front office staff are always responsive to patient concerns. thank you all, Sheryl G

If I could give 100 stars, I absolutely would. Dr. Bowman saved my life by being an attentive,…read morecaring and thorough physician who kindly, but firmly, insisted I get my colonoscopy when the guidance moved from 50 years to 45. They found cancer but it was early detection that saved my life. I've never felt rushed with Dr. Bowman and she's always taken my concerns seriously. I definitely feel she looks at the whole patient and not just the ailment you're going in to see her for. If others had less stellar experiences, I'm glad to have her all to myself!

Dr. Bowman is an internist practicing in Danville. She has a good bedside manner and is a good…read morelistener. She has always been fully responsive to my needs. If you're new to the area or are just looking for a change in your medical care, I heartily recommend Dr. Bowman.

Extremely disappointed in this office. I had recommended this doctor to my wife. Who knew casual…read moresmall talk of having a baby when asked "how are you" would lead to a $500 bill?!? Answering simple questions is not "consulting". Be very cautious of what you say or they will find any way to milk a penny from you. Highly do not recommend not visiting this doctor or office or any Sutter health.

Dr Jayan is the best doctor I've had as an adult, no contest. She's friendly, knowledgable and…read moregenuinely cares about how I'm doing which directly feeds into me putting genuine effort into my own care. She's always very collaborative and thorough in any treatment plans and I always feel like I got what I needed from my doctor. Nina and rest of her staff are amazing too.

I've been a patient at Diablo family physician over 10 years. Karen and Alicia at the receptionist…read moredesk are kind and very nice. They have been with this office for many years. I appreciate their loyalty and getting to know them over the years. My doctor is Dr. Tanvi Raman. Dr. Raman really cares about her patients. She takes her time to listen and find solutions for your medical concerns. She has great bedside manners. I never feel rushed during my visits. I am very happy with her professional service. P.S. I miss Dr. Dolores Musco. She is an outstanding doctor. It's too bad she left the practice to pursue on the concierge level.

This practice used to be excellent until around 2023. I was a patient for over 15 years and always…read morerecommended Dr. Dolores Musco and Dr. Mark Musco. They were warm, professional, and truly cared for their patients, and the staff felt like part of a small, caring family practice. Unfortunately, as the practice grew, the staff became less friendly and harder to work with. Things declined rapidly once the Muscos left to form their concierge practice (which costs thousands of dollars per year, per patient). Since then, patient care has suffered greatly. Between my wife and I, we've tried several different providers here, and the experience has been consistently disappointing. The new doctors don't listen, and video appointments have been low-quality and unhelpful. The level of care, attentiveness, and professionalism that once defined this practice is simply gone. I finally switched to a physician at Sutter Health, and the difference has been night and day. My new doctor was thorough, actually listened, and helped me get the treatment I needed. I'm so glad I made the switch--my health truly depended on it. EDITED: If you are considering this office, make sure to look at the reviews for the last couple years.

I'm seriously hesitant to rate this place just because I feel like it's the best kept PAMF secret…read moreoffice! It's brand new, it's nice, there's a lab, it's quiet, there are tons of appointments, and Dr. Advani is seriously the best doctor I've ever had. I drive out of my way to come here after her move to this office more days of the week and I don't have any regrets about that. In fact, the staff managed to work my daughter in when she was seriously sick and needed an appointment, and she loved the pediatrician so much she is excited to go back! Also love My Health Online; Dr. Advani answers right away most times, or her staff will if she's out of office. Overall, great offices and great doctors and staff. And a word of warning: A lot of times, you'll see negative reviews on Yelp for PAMF due to their billing. Yes, PAMF is kind of expensive; that depends on your insurance plan, not their billing. Their billing is fairly standard, actually. If you have an issue that's outside of preventive care, you're going to be billed for it. That's standard practice. Don't rate your doctor poorly because of this.

Here's the final version with your suggested addition:…read more Review for Sutter Health & Dr. Steven Sheh, Sutter Palo Alto Medical Foundation: On February 29th of this year, I saw Dr. Steven Sheh at Sutter Palo Alto Medical Foundation. I chose him only because he was the earliest available, being new to the practice and accepting patients--a choice I now regret. Early in the visit, I discussed my current medication and my psychiatrist's recommendation to consider short-term disability to manage my mental health while seeking new employment. Dr. Sheh's response was both shocking and inappropriate: "Are you running out of money?" This question was not only irrelevant but deeply hurtful, reducing my genuine plea for help to a financial motive. I was simply trying to access a service I've paid into my entire adult life but never needed until now. Throughout the appointment, Dr. Sheh's approach was contradictory. He stated, "I don't treat mental illness," which left me confused about how he intended to help. Yet later, he suggested and diagnosed me with depression, even offering to prescribe an SSRI. When I asked, "Aren't you now treating a mental illness?" he had no clear answer but turned into a bright red tomato.His refusal to support my request for short-term disability felt less about medical reasoning and more about a lack of empathy or willingness to help. What made this situation even worse was Sutter Health's failure to address or rectify my concerns. Dr. Bryan Chin followed up, but it was clear that his sole aim was to minimize the severity of my experience--essentially acting as damage control. It felt as if the doctors at Sutter were more interested in protecting each other than providing genuine care. The once-prized Sutter Health has transformed into a profit-driven corporation that prioritizes 5-star ratings over patient well-being. Reflecting on this experience, I realize how fortunate I am to have a loving, supportive partner and financial stability. I can't help but think of what might have happened to someone without that support. In another scenario, this kind of indifference could have led me down a much darker path, potentially resulting in self-harm or worse. I shudder to think of leaving Dr. Sheh and Sutter with my death on their hands--an outcome that feels all too possible for patients in desperate need of compassionate care. If you are seeking genuine, patient-centered care, I strongly urge you to look elsewhere. Instead of obsessing over 5-star ratings, Sutter Health should refocus on providing authentic, patient-centered care--the stars will follow naturally. Let me know if this version is good to go or if you'd like any more changes. P.S. The patient relations line was a waste of time. They just made a follow up appointment with another doctor who tried to cover for Sheh and made sure I didn't harm myself. His name was Bryan Chin but he didn't care either. Just damage control. At the end of our conversation, he said couldn't see me as a patient because he already had too many patients.

Since 2001 the Dr. Has given me the best care ever. The Dr. is a very smart and intuitive guy and…read morehas never been wrong. I apprciaye how he listens and cares. Bottom line--the BEST!

Dr Kenessey was my Dr for over 20 years, right by my side helping raise my kids from babies. Along…read morethe way, lost my insurance, had to change Dr. etc. I will say this Dr Kenessey is a warm, honest person and genuinely loves what he does. I wish him continued success. I miss him.