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    Ritika Aulakh, D.O

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    Bonnie Huang Hall, MD PHD

    Bonnie Huang Hall, MD PHD

    4.1(28 reviews)
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    1 Star - Very Disappointing Experience…read more My wife had an 8:45 a.m. appointment specifically for a fasting blood draw. She took time off work and arrived fasting as instructed. Dr. Huang's assistant attempted to draw her blood four or five times but was unsuccessful, leaving multiple needle marks and bruising on both arms. My wife was actually very understanding and did not blame the assistant -- she understands that less experienced staff need opportunities to learn. She then asked if Dr. Huang could help with the blood draw. She waited until Dr. Huang finished with her patient, and at that point her next patient had not yet arrived. However, after hearing what had happened, Dr. Huang simply said she had other patients and did not have time, and told my wife to go to Quest instead. We found her response and attitude extremely dismissive and unprofessional. My wife had a scheduled appointment, had taken time off work, had been fasting, and had already gone through multiple unsuccessful needle sticks. She wasn't asking for special treatment -- she was simply asking the office to complete the service she had scheduled. She then drove to Quest, only to find that they were not accepting walk-ins and the wait would have been hours. In the end, she couldn't even complete her blood test that day. We understand that difficult blood draws happen. Our complaint is not about the unsuccessful blood draw -- it is about how Dr. Huang handled the situation afterward. We expected much more compassion, professionalism, and consideration from a physician. Unfortunately, based on this experience, we cannot recommend this office.

    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.

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    Gail A Dressler, MD

    Gail A Dressler, MD

    4.7(3 reviews)
    0.0 km

    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

    Tami Miller, MD

    Tami Miller, MD

    4.4(8 reviews)
    4.8 km

    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.

    Ritika Aulakh, D.O - familydr - Updated September 2026

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