If I could give more than 5 stars, I would! Dr. Boero is truly one of a kind. From the moment she…read morewalks into the room, I feel instantly at ease--like I'm being cared for by someone who is not only a brilliant doctor, but genuinely cares about her patients. Her bedside manner is second to none: kind, compassionate, and patient in a way that's rare to find these days. She never rushes, she listens deeply, and she explains everything in a way that makes you feel seen, heard, and understood. It's like talking to a trusted friend who just happens to be an incredibly skilled OB/GYN. Every visit, I walk away feeling reassured and cared for. She takes the time to answer every question, no matter how small, and has this unique ability to calm nerves and build trust. I literally cannot say enough incredible things about Dr. Boero. I feel beyond grateful to have found her!

I saw Dr. Voss. Amazing service and very friendly. One…read moresmall issue is the waiting time to get an appointment but it was worth it. I went to get a 2nd opinion and Dr. Voss was very kind and very knowledgeable. Positive Experience.

Lost my colposcopy sample inside me and laughed with the nurse about it. She had to get a 2nd…read moresample and I was In excruciating agony. She never apologized.

So, so long overdue to write this, but life has been beyond crazy with my little dude, who's now 6…read moremonths old. All of my pregnancy, I only saw Dr Jaeger, and was always happy with the way we made decisions, all of her suggestions, the information she provided - I feel like we made a very good patient-doctor team with one common goal and a great mutual understanding of that goal, which was to deliver a healthy baby naturally, with minimal interventions if possible. Some of our appointments were brief, maybe all of 5-10 minutes, others not so much, but she was always thorough and absolutely delightful to be around. Everything in the delivery room went according to plan and I feel like she not only respected my decisions but was also there to lend additional support emotionally in order for me to plod on when labour wasn't progressing, reminding me of what the goal was. I delivered a healthy baby boy, on 12/13/14, naturally as planned and am so very thankful that I had Dr Jaeger there with me. Needless to say, I recommend her to anyone!

everyone at the urogynecology clinic was wonderfu, from the receptionit's to my doctor. I couldn't…read morehave asked for better care. my daughter goes there as well. 5 star all the way!!

Absolutely AWESOME care! I highly recommend Sally Boero,…read moreM.D. she is kind and she is very gentle.

I wish I could give Dr. Binkley 10 stars - she's truly one of a kind. Dr. Binkley is a fabulous…read moredoctor - she's very patient, down to earth and knowledgeable. She always spends a considerable amount of time with me, which was especially helpful during my prenatal visits. When I first saw her, she was in a practice that asked you to rotate the medical person you saw with every visit. However, once my husband and I met Dr. Binkley, we only went to her as we clicked with her right away. I felt like I could ask any question, and would get an answer or have a discussion about it without judgment, and she would also tell me where I could go for more information. She delivered my first child, and really made the experience a good one. I followed her to her new practice and am very happy I did.

Dr. Binkley is knowledgeable, interactive, thorough and patient-focused. If she receives…read moreinformation from my other physicians regarding tests or medical issues, she picks up the phone to talk with me and inquire how I'm doing, or if there is anything she can do to help. This is very rare in the medical world these days. During routine exams with her, she spends whatever time is needed to answer questions, review test results, etc. Am never rushed, and always feel that she has sincere and dedicated interest in me as a patient. Highly recommend Dr. Binkley.

Dr. LaFollette and her team are truly wonderful. She is extremely experience, warm, kind and…read morecaring. I had a very difficult birth, and Dr. LaFollette remained calm, and could not have taken better care of me or my baby. I would highly recommend her!

As much as I love the doctor, the $500 admin fee is ridiculous and not warranted. This is not a…read moreconcierge service in any way. It becomes a bad look when doctors start to get greedy for charging an "admin" fee and when patients get absolutely zero value out of this. I had seen the doctor twice in one year-not sure what my $500 fee paid on top of payment for services. The greediness also is evident in offering "aesthetics" on top of OBGYN care-just odd.

The level of care and compassion you receive as a patient from Dr. Cunningham's office is…read moreexceptional. I fight to get my other doctors on the phone whereas I get a near immediate call back from this office. I had some health issues that were met with true kindness and care. They always followed up, in fact multiple times, to see how I was doing. They aren't turning around clients in rapid succession like in other offices. They care and know each person individually. Dr. Cunningham is no nonsense and no frills and I appreciate that from her and her office. She tells you her exact medical opinion while also being a human being. She will always stay longer in your room answering each and every one of your questions - I have never felt rushed from her and have always been heard. I must give a huge shout out to Courtney and Deborah. They are so lovely that I would consider them my friends, not just staff that works at my doctors office. If you don't want to just be a number in the medical system, do yourself a favor and go to this practice. I've been there for nearly two years and will never go anywhere else.

It has taken me years to write this because I wasnt fully able to process what had occurred until I…read moretalked about it first with friends and then with medical professionals, all of whom were horrified at what I thought was me "overreacting". Nona Cunningham's treatment of me when removing an IUD was the worst pain and inhumane treatment I have ever received in my life, much more painful that childbirth. When she was removing my IUD, I was under no pain meds or numbing, and she TORE into me. I was on the table screaming and literally crying from fear and pain and she continued. I begged her to stop- the pain was unbearable and she told me I was over reacting and this is "normal". I had to stop three times during the procedure due to pain and terror I experienced. She should be removed.

This Dr. is a Saint. He cares so much about his patients and has an excellent…read morebedside manner. He makes procedures easier by using lidocaine which Gyn's does not like to do. He is one in a million. The sad part is that he will be retiring. His kindness and excellent care will never be forgotten.

Patient. Well informed. Very kind care and bedside manner. From front office to the doctors.read more

Had a very bad experience with her. Ran tests in June 2018. Didn't call with results until…read more November. Definitely cold and uncaring!

Among the incongruencies in Marin are its reputation of enlightened education and social attitudes…read morewhile I have encountered among certain people in the medical institution an unmistakeable demeaning objectification and exploitation of, for example, women, and disregard of "Primum non nocere," that is, "First, do no harm." One would expect to encounter such attitudes in some backwater, and manifested only in men--- but over the years I have on four occasions encountered misogyny among female professionals, including doctors and lawyers Commonly, such maltreatment occurs outside the presence of witnesses, as in the instance of my experience that I recount here. Not only extremely rude and disrespectful to the point of insulting, when I refused mammography she caused injury with use of extreme force with her fingers in a breast exam, and the effect was long-term lumps and bruises, unlike any of the several such exams administered by prior doctors. She also recounted a brief story of a woman who ignored a lump near the nipple and died as a result, while that particular location was precisely where she inflicted, likely not coincidentally, the worst, longest-lasting bruising. As damaging in the longterm, was the practice of deceit which I do not doubt was ill- motivated --- I asked her about her written order referring me to the Marin General clinic for breast imaging, she used intentionally ambiguous language in her reply, falsely implying that the breast clinic would not require a mammogram as a condition of receiving a breast MRI or ultrasound. When I called the breast clinic, I was officiously told by their front desk person that a mammogram was required as condition to receiving an MRI or ultrasound. In short, manipulative, arrogant, self-serving and expedient, without regard to harm they inflict on women for whom mammography can produce false negatives and false positives. It was my right as a patient to request a valid screening test that does not entail use of low-dose ionizing radiation which has been proven to damage tumor suppressor DNA and to increase, not decrease, the risk of developing breast cancer. Nor did a certain member of the board physician at Marin General nor the doctor directing the hospital's breast care clinic assist me to obtain ultrasound or MRI, despite the fact that mammography has extremely low validity for women with very dense breast tissue. In all, it is too obvious that the high rate of breast cancer in Marin County and in other regions where women have a high rate of medical insurance, is due to the greed of the highly profitable radiation industry and to practitioners who are of money-driven, extremely low, ethical mentality.... A deadly combination: Lumniczky K, Low dose ionizing radiation effects on the immune system. Environ Int. 2021 Apr;149:106212. "The central conclusion is that ionizing radiation fundamentally and durably reshapes the immune system. Low doses may permanently alter immune fitness and therefore accelerate immune senescence and pave the way for a wide spectrum of possible pathophysiological events, including early-onset of age-related degenerative disorders and cancer." The societal expectation of medicine is that it is a benevolent profession, and this is necessarily the norm because the quality of its standards of practice is inextricably linked with human survival. When someone practicing medicine abusively exploits the imbalance of power between doctor and patient, it is a social disservice. After all, without an M.D., the patient is not legally permitted to order diagnostic tests and prescribe remedies, however much such interventions are needed. There is no doubt that this doctor treats obstetric patients and willingly misled patients far better, with a display of courtesy, as these bring Revenue.

I went in for a new patient appointment today and had a great experience. The nurse practitioner…read morewas so nice, and Dr. Wilson had a great bedside manor. She was patient and thorough in her questions and I appreciated her practicality yet lack of pushiness. It took a few months to get a new patient appointment but I'm glad I did.

Dr. Wilson is an amazing doctor. Very knowledgeable, kind, patient and with the best bedside…read moremanners I have encountered. She is also always accessible when one needs to reach her. In the event she is not available, her nurse returns your call immediately. I highly recommend Dr. Wilson!

I know that she is retired but I had to respond to some of the negative comments below. First of…read moreall she is a no bull shit kind of doctor! I wish she was still in practice! Her blunt aditude is what saved my life. My mom came to marin general hospital nine months pregnant with me in full blown labor. My heart stopped beating, my dad pushed the panic button and Lois Levine came to the rescue, rushing both of us to the operating room for a crash c-section. If I ever saw her in person I would give her a hug and seriously thank her for saving my life.

Some years ago I had a breast lump and asked Dr. Levine about it on several occasions. She told me…read moreit was nothing - what I wanted to hear. After a couple of years I began seeing a new internist who noticed that I had swollen lymph nodes under my armpits. Dr. Levine still thought it was nothing but sent me to a surgeon (finally). It turned out that I had stage 3 breast cancer with 14 of 17 lymph nodes cancerous. After chemo and radiation, I am lucky to be alive in spite of her poor diagnosis.