I went in expecting a basic check and left feeling like the doctor really paid attention to the…read moredetails. They asked good questions and didn't brush anything off. They looked over my history and gave a few practical steps to follow at home. The way they explained things wasn't too technical either. Office wasn't too busy and things moved along well. Not a perfect place but solid enough to come back.

I am 64 years old. The first time I check with Dr. Chung Kung Lin office. He welcomed me as new…read morepatient. He also asked many medical background questions. He also noted down in computer. He looked up in the computer for histories of my UTI or cystitis or bladder infections records in Washington hospital and Sutter urgent care lab. He gave me pain killer injection needle shot when I was in pain. He collects datas from previous antibiotics I took. He gives details and gives analysis on drugs antibiotics reactions. He also offer other specialists I can go forward. He offers informations of antibiotics that are for cure. - Mrs Yong from Fremont, Ca

Dr. Curran was recommended by a friend and I am so blessed he has been my family doctor over 10…read moreyears, after a few switching doctors. 1. He is extremely knowledgeable. 2. Extremely attentive and caring. He listens, responds and discusses options. 3.:Down Tom earth and easy to communicate with. 4. Bedside matters are great, he is gentle and makes patients at ease. 5. Remembers you as a person and human being. 6. The office is professional, staff are very responsive , scheduling and appointments are very nicely handled. 7, If you have a need the doctor and staff respond and get back very fast. 8, I can not think of any better , more professional and staff. Thanks all to make my visits a pleasure, especially at these challenging time. I completely trust this doctor and his staff.

Hands down the best Doctor around, I ve been going here for over 30 years and He's on top of his…read moregame always with the latest updates.

Soon after my PD went into the workers comp health care system, I had to find another MD and was…read moremost fortunate to find Thomas Collins-Pallett, M.D. As a Canadian Expat, I was delighted to learn (first visit) that Tom Collins is a Canadian now practicing medicine in the US (Fremont, CA). As a kid, our doctor was an Irishman named Tom Collins, MD (he had 16 children) and was our family practitioner in Sacramento back in the 50s-60s; until he became a licensed barrister, "Doctor's Attorney." Anyone looking for a great Family Physician, Tom Collins-Pallet, M.D. is your Guy. Thank you Doctor! Daniel J. O'Connell

Dr. Collins-Pallett is awesome. Just had a new patient appointment with him and it was great. He…read moretook the time to go over my history and my responses to the pre-appointment questionnaire. He made sure he addressed my concerns and came up with a great plan for me. Looking forward to being under his care..

Doctor Hall is really passionate and care about her patient. She proactively treats patients and…read moreprovides tips on how to maintain health during daily life.

I came in for a checkup before going on a long trip abroad and while she was helpful, I felt…read moreslightly uncomfortable? I came in to see if I could have a walk in appointment, and although I was able to fit into her schedule, I started to feel a little uncomfortable when she asked if I needed an appointment this badly before traveling abroad. Maybe I misinterpreted the statement but I did feel uncomfortable from it -- insinuating that I was being dramatic about my health? Overall, I do think she was helpful but not sure if I would go back.

Before switching my Primary care doctor, I called and verified with Dr. Bodnar office and…read moreconfirmed with front desk , they are accepting new patience and this happened on July 7th. After the confirmation I called insurance and add Dr. Bodnar as my primary doctor. On July 8th I called doctor's office to make an appointment. The scheduler said new patient appointment is on October only. I said , I cannot go any other doctor to see because of my insurance is restricted , the scheduler said I have to go to urgent care until October. I asked her you should tell me you are accepting new patient , but the appointment is after 4 months away? She disconnect the phone. Very careful to select Dr. Bodnar as a primary care doctor, if you are a new patient. Her appointment is 4 to 5 months away. Very rude front desk scheduler. I have never experienced from any of the facility in US. They are not deserve even one star.

I have been with Doctor Bodnar forever. She is my only doctor. I also have my daughter see her…read moretoo. I can't go anywhere and I don't want to. She's very caring, listen to me and provide solutions to all my problems. I can't say enough. Make your appointment and see for yourself!!!!!

Dr. Dressler has been my PCP for over 5 years now. I've been living with a disabling chronic…read moreillness for 3 years now. While getting the initial diagnosis and support from Dr. Dressler was difficult, she has now become a partner and ally in my medical care. She did not have much guidance for me at first, but as I became proactive in my health care she has done everything she can to answer questions and provide for my medical needs. She is prompt in putting in prescriptions and referrals, as well as returning correspondence through Sutter Health's My Health Online. This makes my life so much easier to not have to waste time bouncing between doctors, pharmacies, and my insurance just to accomplish something simple for my medical well-being. Recently, she even did research and referenced medical journals for recommendations about my health. She kept tabs on me during a recent hospitalization. She even looked into additional programs offered through PAMF to see if I was a candidate who may benefit from such programs. Dr. Dressler ensures that the lines of communication remain open between her and her patients. Overall, Dr. Dressler is prompt and courteous. She listens and addresses your concerns as best as she can. She values your time without rushing you out to get to another patient. She does her best to provide helpful information, prescriptions, and referrals.

Fantanstic doctor. Real person. Real care real smart. Really the best doctor ever she cares. And it…read moreshows every visit Very high tech too. Sweet as can be and well educated.. I can not say enough wonderful things about this Doctor, she is perfect

Dr Kelly Miller has been our physician since the past 5 years and each time I see her I feel this…read moreis that one decision we took right. We were in Fremont when we first visited and now settled in the Tri valley but we still commute 20-30 mins to come see her.. that should say it all (FYI we have a PAMF two blocks from where we live now) She is knowledgeable and has all the latest research updates in health and medicine. It's always nice to talk to her about science, medicine and all the development in the health sector. She naturally can calm her patients and also motivate them to make their lives better. Kudos to Dr Miller!!

A friend visited the Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) Fremont urgent care clinic and was…read morerandomly assigned to Dr. Miller. She was professional but compassionate, patiently addressing our concerns with the diagnosis/treatment. The PAMF is often hit-and-miss. The system is often conservative, perhaps overly so, and sometimes it feels like practitioners are hand-cuffed in what they can offer in terms of information, consultation time, and/or treatment, but are generally quite good for primary care. During this instance, we were completely pleased with the visit and would highly recommend Dr. Miller's services In doing some quick googling at Vitals.com, a posteriori, it appears Dr. Miller has won multiple patient-choice awards -- completely understandable after our pleasant experience with her!

Dr. Wu listens to my concerns and offers possible solutions so I can make an informed decision…read more This is helpful when flu/vaccines are in my recommended in box. It is a good check-in for changes in our body as we mature.

Extra charges because my daughter asked a question during her annual physical. Seems like money…read moregrubbing.

Dr. Vo is truly one of a kind. I've been cared for by her for the past decade and a half or so and…read moreI'm very thankful for her thoroughness, kindness, and willingness to explain procedures and test results to make sure her patients understands. I appreciate her attention to detail and can't recommend her enough. Thank you Dr. Vo!

Dr. Vo, she is a great Doctor. She is very nice and very patience when we ask her many questions…read more It is very helpfull for us. Thank you.

If you go to urgent care at the Mountain View PAMF facility I hope you do not receive her as your…read moredoctor!! She was cold, distant, and did not listen to me about my problems or about what I needed considering it is a chronic problem and is well documented in my chart. I was there almost three hours before she decided to tell me she couldn't give me the treatment I would need and I should go to the ER. She couldn't have told me that wayyy earlier knowing that "the urgent care policy" wouldn't allow it? Not once did she apologize for the treatment or anything. Worst experience ever and would never recommend her!!

I didn't realize I could be rejected by my own doctor. A few weeks ago I received a letter from my…read moregeneral practioner: Dear Dorothy, I am writing to let you know about a professional change for me that will impact your care. Effective June 1, 2009, I will be reducing the number of patients I am able to see in primary care so that I can spend a portion of my time caring for patients at the Urgent Care Center. As a result, I ask that you transfer yoru care to one of my colleagues in Family Medecine at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation's Fremont Center. That's it? A 3-paragraph letter and our relationship is over? I don't even get a phone call? Breaking up with your doctor isn't quite as painful as with a significant other, but it still stings whenever I read that letter. I'd taken special care in selecting Dr. Miller. I'd researched top medical colleges, then searched through my insurance's list of in-network doctors, and narrowed my search according to college attended, and years in practice, then finally ended my search on Yelp. And now it looks like I have to go through this whole process all over again. What if another doctor rejects me? Will I ever find "the one". Why does it have to be so hard? I feel so alone. I guess Dr. Miller wasn't the one for me. Things happen for a reason and I know the right doctor is out there.