I was fortunate to find Sarah when my doctor of 30 years retired. She kindly called me back and we…read morediscussed options for working together. Sarah oversaw multiple tests and bloodwork, after which she carefully went over all the results and made educated comments so I could make wise choices for my health. Sarah really shows great care with her profession and patients. Anyone would be lucky to be under her care. She is a rare bird in today's health care maize

I saw Dr. Lowenthal a number of years ago; She ended up switching practices/offices and my…read moreinsurance didn't cover me anymore but, in any case, I think my review probably still holds true today. She always treated me with respect even though I was honestly kind of a pain in the ass when I was younger lol. She was always a straight shooter, even if I didn't want to hear it, and she always had my best interest in mind. Overall a great doc- knowledgeable, fair, and kind- would recommend!

I've been a patient of Dr. Camp's for a few years. I started out investigating indigestion and work…read morerelated stress (too many years of all nighters at startups in the valley, eating poorly etc.) Dr. Camp was the first doctor who took a Sherlock Holmes approach to figuring out what the real problems were rather than just giving me a Tagamet and telling me cut down on my work hours. Digestive system analysis found lack of beneficial bacteria in the gut, leading to poor digestion and nutrition. With targeted nutritional supplements and dietary change my ulcer-like symptoms disappeared and even my cholesterol drastically improved. He's a great doctor to deal with in that he can handle followup consultations via Skype video conferencing if it doesn't really require a personal appearance to discuss test results. I'd strongly recommend him if you want some "out of the box" thinking on your health. Be warned however, he's not in anyone's network, but then again after the number Obamacare did on health insurance, who is ^-^

I started going to Dr. Camp's office in March of this year. I saw the Nurse Practitioner, Marya…read more and sat down for my first appointment. During my appointment, I explained all of my concerns and for the first time in a long time someone understood what I was going through and did not tell me that " you are fine" which I had heard from other doctors. Since, then I have taken tests and have had a couple of appointments and we figured out what was going on with me. I have been very impressed by her dedication and professionalism. Anytime that I would call or email with a question she was there with an instant response. I also appreciate her ability to think "outside of the box" which when you have hormonal issues, hypothyroidism, and extreme adrenal fatigue that is very important because there isn't one prescription for everyone. Currently, I am doing everything that she has advised for me to do and I am feeling better. Based on her advise, I have started to live a healthier life. She has helped me to see how important good nutrition is and she helped me to get on a regular program with my vitamins and supplements. If it wasn't for her, I would still be exhausted, experiencing major PMS symptoms, and have horrible digestion issues. I feel like I am on the right track for me and I am finally feeling healthy again. I would recommend anyone that has issues with thyroid, hormones, etc. to go to this office. I am very thankful that I made the decision to go.

Dr. Forrester is the best doctor ever. She has saved both my husband's life, and my life because of…read moreher highly intelligent expertise in her field. She is a phenomenal diagnostician and leaves no stone unturned for solving an issue, with an intuition and knowledge-backed assessment of where to begin treatment. There are no words to describe how fantastic she is as a doctor. I have been told she is retiring and have no clue where to go from here given her amazing track record with my family. Thank you Cheri for your wonderful care.

Dr Forrester, I believe, is brilliant. For this reason I let slide a lot of interpersonal…read more interactions I've had with the good doctor. Ive had some serious medical problems I.e, heart attack in my late 40's, 3 different cancers by my 50's all of which are in remission. So because of this I am a bit hyper vigilant as I am here today because all these issues were caught early. I must have annoyed her when I was seen by her for 2 weeks of nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. She couldn't find the cause and refreshingly said she didn't know why I had these symptoms. She then went on to make a snide remark about how many tests I've had. I let several incidents like that slide thinking "as long as she fixes what's wrong with me", I'm good. No. How a doctor makes you feel is important! She's a good clinician, just a lousy people person!

Sure to amaze. After so many car accidents, I found a Doctor who genuinely…read more cares and can actually get rid of my constant pain! Do not walk but run if you can to this doctor. Serious neck pain for so many years, Dr. John Monagle treated my neck twice and it has better ever since, going on 4 years now. He also treated my scars from a C-section & a broken leg- Much better, this doctor is truly superb.

Dr, Monagle, User friendly, sincere and knowledgeable. He's…read morehelped my friend's wellness

This is an old school drs office. They care, they council you and they skillfully help with your…read morehealth issues. All in a calm, professional way. What else could you ask for?

Today I had a visit with Dr. Robinson who was very thorough in going over my chart, and discussing…read moremy concerns. I was very concerned about meeting him; as Dr. Murphy has been my PCP for 25 years, but he's on administrative leave. It seems as if my long time trusted physician will not be back at this office. Dr. Robinson has a much different style of treatment and "bedside" manner. I felt heard and believe that he will do what we discussed. Change isn't easy, but after 3 changes in Dr. Murphy's practice, I had to accept that it was time for a new PCP.

Really some of the rudest, most disinterested office staff I've ever encountered. It's like they…read morehave been asked to purposely be awful to deal with so patients will just go away. Dr Freedman, though efficient, certainly doesnt come across as eager to hear your concerns...more like 'you better have a good reason to be here...' kind of vibe. However, the nurse practitioner I saw was excellent...interested in what was going on (I was returning for the 2nd time with a persistent infection), did tests, very helpful and actually engaged with me as a human being. Nonetheless...after 4 weeks and still no feedback on my test results I called up the receptionist. After she made it very clear that this was a BIG imposition, she looked me up on the computer, told me everything seemed normal. When I asked if they'd sent any correspondence to let me know, she said...'Dr Freedman is kind of a 'no news is good news' kind of Dr.' Says it all really...from my experience they are just not interested in their patients. At all. I would advise my friends to go elsewhere.

Dr. Kassis is wonderful, but she is no longer at One Medical. I wish she was still there, she was…read morekind and really listened to her patients. I felt I was in good hands with her.

I saw Dr. Kassis upon finding out I was pregnant. I had gone to another One Medical location in the…read morecity, and had possibly the worst care I've ever received from a medical provider there (but that's another story), so was feeling overwhelmed and a little lost with the big news. My appointment the following morning with Dr. Kassis was just what I needed. She was able to provide great advice, references and general support, and although wasn't accepting new patients, was willing to take on our family. We will be bringing our baby here when she's born in March, and it's comforting to know she's already in good hands!

Dr. Wolfe, for reasons I'll likely never know, nearly cost me my life. He prescribed medications…read moreand failed to warn me about other OTC medication and food interactions. When I confronted him about that, after a team of ER doctors spent hours on me and I had a six day stay in ICU, he said I should have googled the medication. So I did. And I learned that he was to have been conducting quarterly blood tests. He never did a single blood test. That was the most dramatic and life-threatening of his errors or misses in my care, but there are others. Fortunately, I started relying heavily on specialists and they caught most of the things that Dr. Wolfe should have been doing, catching, and acting on. I would not trust him or any Practicioner at One Medical with my health. They seem too focused on attracting new members and securing insurance reimbursements, in my opinion, to have the bandwidth to adequately care for the needs of their existing patients.

First let me say - I am and "experienced" patient (17 major surgeries and many other tests and…read morebiopsies over the past 20 years), so I'm really tired and VERY skeptical of doctors and the medical profession in general. I recently switched from 15 years with Kaiser, back to Blue Cross, so I had to replace about 10 docs and thank goodness for Dr. Wolfe! I met him last week for the first time and I was SO impressed. He's very knowledgeable, he's not intimidated by my questions (or all the "stuff" going on with me), he's open minded, he was a pain doc for 6 years (so he gets THAT part of my treatment) and overall, he's a very likable guy - I can't recommend him more highly (keeping my fingers crossed that I'm not putting him on a "too soon" pedestal - but I don't think so). The ONLY downsides are the whole "Med One" $200 annual fee for "special" things that really, all docs are offering now-a-days, and the fact that Med One isn't on either of the 2 main electronic medical systems in my area (UCSF and Sutter), so I have to make sure they get all my labs and doc notes from EVERY other doc....which in my personal case, is a big PITA. That being said, I really feel like I have a good doc now who can be the leader of my team and really help coordinate all my issues - before, it was only me, bringing things to docs and trying to figure it out on my own, so YEA!!!!

Dr. Jackson is simply phenomenal. I don't know if he is accepting new patients but if he is, you…read moredefinitely want him as your doctor. His experience, understanding, and care for his patients is unmatched.

CARE quality office experience Dr. Jackson has Care for me…read morefor two years now and I must say he is the best doctor I've ever met. He goes up and beyond my expectations to give me the best care that a doctor could give I couldn't ask for anything better.

Some of the doctors are the same and awesome (Dr Garcia for example). The office experience has…read moregone down though and the staff in the front have been quite short and rude recently after the acquisition with Amazon. The front office staff at strawberry is impatient and inflexible now and almost defeats the purpose of when we signed up years ago Lab service is poor and if you need an outside doctor to provide electronic copies of lab work instead of bringing written orders in. Sometimes you cannot get this from specific UCSF hospital departments making the process really difficult now if you live in Marin and can't commute into the city without help. The new policy is documents loaded 48 hours in advance or driving in orders to be processed 48 hours in advance. I have switched to QuestMobile for blood draws. The phlebotomist will come to the house within a day or two after getting orders from your doctor or the hospital all at home and without an unhelpful front desk.

It can be difficult to get a new primary care provider in Marin: many doctors are not taking new…read morepatients. For that reason we discovered One Medical, before the Amazon take over. Our experience at the Corte Madera office has been positive, but at the newish Mill Valley Office, experiences have been mixed. Once my daughter came in during her school break, and she booked same-day care online. Easier and better than urgent care. Another visit, I came for walk-in lab testing. The lab at the Mill Valley Office has fairly limited morning hours meanwhile my lab tests required fasting. I arrived at opening to twenty other patients who had been fasting, and was quoted over an hour wait. I was told I could come back in the afternoon (there was no way I could continue to fast till late afternoon.) I opted to get in the car and drive to their Northgate office, to test. Since the Corte Madera office is consolidating and patients will be sent to the Strawberry office, here's hoping this office will have expanded lab hours and the staffing needs of this office will be supported by Amazon, their parent company, to reduce these significant waits.