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    Their own agreement says they will complete claims forms and bill insurance!
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    Update 8/31: it's great that That The SleepQuest Team commented and recognize this wasn't explained well; however their "policy" still doesn't make sense and is contradicted by their own terms. Insurance is an agreement between me and my insurance provider (as they make clear in their terms) which means that they can not determine coverage - only my insurance provider can, which is why their own document says you will (it does not say we will file for items we think will be covered, or we will only file for FDA approved devices, which while linked to insurance coverage is not a sole determining factor). They didn't do that and when I provided them with the Explanation of Benefits that demonstrate not coverage they refused to honor the their agreed upon in-network negotiated rate. --------------------/// I went in to receive a CPAP machine that was prescribed by my doctor. We discussed machines and they told me that my machine DreamstationGo was not covered by my insurance so I would have to purchase it in full. That did not make sense as I had checked with my insurance in advance and all of the 4 machines I was interested in were covered. I thought perhaps they were saying this because I hadn't met my deductible and asked if they could please bill my insurance as even if I have to pay for it it would go towards my deductible. I was told "it is our policy to not bill insurance for things they don't cover." I explained that I was pretty sure my insurance did cover it as I had spoken to them and they said, no your insurance won't cover a "travel machines" this is a self-pay item. I went ahead and paid for it figuring I would self-file with my insurance. I did and not surprising- my insurance covers the device!!! They cover it at a negotiated rate (as with all the machines). My insurance told me I should be able to call them and get the difference (except for my portion of the copayment) refunded. Then why doesn't SleepQuest file with insurance you may wonder? The only thing I can gather is because insurance has the machines at a negotiated rate and they don't want to honor that rate. When I called the billing department I was told "it doesn't matter if your insurance covers it or not, we consider travel machines self-pay items and so you are billed the full price. My issue with that response: 1) this is not what I was told - I was told "my insurance doesn't cover this machine" which is not true and was a flat out lie. Had they been honest that my insurance covered this but they won't bill insurance because they don't want to sell the item at their contracted rate I could have decided if I still wanted to get the machine and pay for it all myself, if I wanted to go elsewhere, or if I wanted to choose a different machine; 2) the reason you go to in-network providers is that they are part of a contracted network and have agreed to the terms of that network - terms like negotiated rates, so for them to randomly decide specific products and services they will and won't accept insurance for is not only misleading it goes against their own financial terms and disclaimers outlined in the paperwork they give you and you sign! They charged me $850, the contracted rate was $520.50. (Part of that to be covered by insurance and part my responsibility). They have overcharged and refuse to refund the $329.50. Rather silly as they would have made several times over that for the replacement and maintenance items, which I will now be purchasing elsewhere. In short, I'm disgusted by their deceptive and misleading - if not outright fraudulent -practices!!! This is the type of behavior that gives the healthcare industry a bad name!

    A top of the line brand new CPAP!  Whisper quiet. Slick. Modern. Built in cell phone. No Wi-Fi. No Bluetooth. Slick!

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    Convenient to access for appointments, very professional, personable & clean. I would definitely recommend sleep quest to anyone.

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    They were very friendly and explained everything thoroughly and quickly. I found them very professional and personable.

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    Sleepquest hooked me up with a good CPAP machine and are much more convenient than the previous provider I was using for supplies.

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    An excellent, friendly, professional staff are the hallmarks of Sleepquest. I highly recommend this business for all of the right reasons.

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    CPMC Davies Campus Infusion Center

    CPMC Davies Campus Infusion Center

    3.2(233 reviews)
    1.1 miDuboce Triangle

    This is my second stay here. First time five stars. This time 3.5 stars rounded up. What could make…read moreit better? Maybe better coordination of the kitchen services. Also their parking attendants can be annoying. My surgery got cancelled when I was literally about to be wheeled in because the power went out. So this delayed my stay here unfortunately. Never found out what the cause was. First time I was here was in the ICU and General Hospital area one year ago. Second time is the general area and I'm still here as I'm typing this! Day 6 and counting... Yeah it's old school, but the windows open to fresh air. I always have a lovely view, this time with a glimpse of the bay. The WiFi is fast, I dig the old school private bathrooms however it would be nice to have handheld shower heads. Also the automatic sink in my room didn't work. It gets boring being stuck in a hospital so I ordered some sheet masks and Amazon delivered. Had no issues getting those to my room. Also DoorDash is no issue. The nurses are efficient and friendly and put up with my demands lol. From the nurse attendants to janitorial staff to night shift nurses, everyone has been professional. Shout out to nurses Tiffany and Fabio who made my stay more tolerable. I hope to get out of here in a couple of days. If I have the misfortune of being here again, I won't be dreading it.

    With the help of the great team at acute rehabilitation center, I "walked "out of there in 5 days…read moreafter the broken hip surgery and head trauma Can't asked for a better service and treatments Only down side is the food ordering system:( needs some improvement

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    UCSF Medical Center - UCSF Medical Center

    UCSF Medical Center

    2.7(545 reviews)
    2.0 miInner Sunset, Twin Peaks

    I had spine surgery with Dr. Burch last month and was very pleased with the process and results…read more Parking was easy since I was supposed to be outpatient surgery but ended up being hospitalized overnight for pain control. Dr. Burch and the orthopedic spine team are a well oiled machine. My neurosurgeon at UC Davis Medical Group essentially gave up on me and didn't want to do further surgery even though I was in horrific pain and had God awful nerve issues in both feet and legs due to a terrible disc herniation. Dr. Burch was kind enough to see me as a second opinion and was able to see me much quicker than I've ever been seen at UC Davis. He told me it wasn't fair to either of us to formulate a gameplan without updated imaging which I completely agreed with. Upon getting fresh CT and MRI scans he recommended a L4-5 foraminotomy and microdiscectomy. I agreed and we tentatively scheduled surgery the same day for a few months later. I checked in to outpatient surgery and was told they were running a little behind. No biggie; things happen and sometimes there are minor complications or hiccups. I've been that person before so I'm empathetic. I was brought back some time later and changed into my gown and had an IV administered. Dr. Burch came by a bit later and we went over the established gameplan one last time. The anesthesiologist came by a bit later and we went over things one last time before they brought me into the operating room a short time later. I woke up in a little worse pain than I'd anticipated and hoped, but sometimes that's the reality of having multiple spine surgeries in a 10 year period and having scar tissue. They closed me with staples which was a first and they were a little uncomfortable and took a little getting used to but they weren't terrible. They recommended admitting me overnight for pain control and my wife and I agreed. I slept better than I have in any other hospital. UCSF Medical Center was clean and easy to navigate. All of the medical staff were so kind and empathetic. I was discharged fairly early the following morning and we made the trek back to the greater Sacramento area. I've been dealing with chronic lower back pain since 2017 when my car was struck by a distracted driver. I had an open microdiscectomy in 2018 and a endoscopic microdiscectomy in 2025. I feel better than I have in years and my nerve issues have vastly improved. Spine surgery typically doesn't always improve your lower back pain but it oftentimes is successful in improving other issues such as nerve pain or weakness in your feet or legs. I couldn't be happier with the results and I can't thank Dr. Burch, Ariana, the orthopedic spine team, and everyone at UCSF Medical Center for taking great care of me. A special kudos to Ariana and May for helping navigate everything, particularly the curveball my insurance company decided to throw us when they denied the surgery 36 hours beforehand due to "medical necessity." Ariana was able to schedule a peer to peer consultation with my insurance company the following day and helped advocate for the procedure to be done at UCSF since UC Davis couldn't perform it until October. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for a great experience and giving me renewed passion for life. Living with chronic pain is awful and something I wouldn't wish upon anyone and I'm looking forward to beginning physical therapy in the coming weeks and fulfilling my goal of taking my daughters for their first bike ride with daddy on my daughter's 10th birthday in February.

    The hospital is very busy and well organized and everyone is extremely polite and kind. It is…read morebustling with activity, so there is some hurry up and wait involved, but the care and attention to detail is well worth the wait. The hospital food is good! My husband usually complains about food at any place he is, and he is doing well with the hospital food here. The nurses are excellent and he has been seen by doctors from the care team. It may feel as if there is a lack of communication before being admitted, but we found that the nurses and staff are working together to accommodate all of his needs and requests so that once he was in the room, everything was in order and specialist started showing up to see him almost immediately. The MyChart app is extremely helpful as I can confirm that his care is progressing well. Once he is taken into surgery, I will be updated via text in real time and can ask questions of the care team, if necessary. This is far superior to communication from other hospitals. We don't live close to SF, so the drive is a drawback since he is in for a week. And the larger hassle is parking. Valet parking is available, but the hours are limited and getting your vehicle is a challenge. Plus the cost adds up. This means that instead of having visitors twice a day, he will see someone once a day.

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    Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center and Offices

    Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center and Offices

    2.9(561 reviews)
    0.6 miAnza Vista

    I have been cared for as a child at this place. I'm so glad with online communications it's easier…read moreto get paperwork and chat with my physician. It's a central location. My doctors are great: the MA is great too. I highly recommend Kaiser for medical care

    Steven Ming Wu, MD has been my primary care physician at Kaiser in San Francisco for close to--if…read morenot more than--half a decade. My experience working with him during this period often felt more contentious than collaborative. I accept full responsibility for not ending the relationship sooner and finding a different provider. At the time, I thought giving it more runway might eventually produce something resembling teamwork. Spoiler: it did not. The straw that broke the camel's back was Dr. Wu's refusal to order a handful of basic labs I requested. These were not esoteric, contrarian, or particularly expensive tests. They were the sort of routine labs any reasonably informed patient who actually cares about their health might ask for. Worse still, Dr. Wu showed no interest in a reasonable conversation about the request. He simply declared there was "no evidence" for ordering them--while never bothering to ask what my reasons were. One might almost admire the efficiency of dismissing a patient's concerns without the inconvenience of hearing them. The secondary question is whether denying a low-cost, reasonable request was a prudent call. Even if Dr. Wu preferred not to practice defensive medicine, alienating a patient who pays high premiums over labs that cost the institution next to nothing seems a curious trade-off. I'll likely leave Kaiser when my company opens enrollment this year, and I'll cheerfully recommend that friends, family, constituents, and community members consider doing the same.

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    March 2026 visit. FYI. Next to cafe.

    Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center and Offices - Healthy eggs with some cheese & veggies; Hashbrown

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    The dessert and juice are not bad.

    UCSF Medical Center at Mount Zion  - Lobby seating, 8/4/25

    UCSF Medical Center at Mount Zion

    3.0(122 reviews)
    0.4 miLower Pacific Heights

    We have been to this facility for a number of appointments over several years. Because the valet…read moreparking is both easy and the same price as the very challenging parking garages, we take advantage of it. Valet parking is quick and efficient and the people are always super friendly and helpful. Our PCP, Dr. Zakir Safdar, is here and his entire team are amazing. My husband has been treated for cancer upstairs in the infusion clinic and they made him feel as comfortable as calm as possible. We've seen other doctors who have been the best in terms of professionalism and care. The gift shop has been accommodating when I went in hoping to get something to help my husband feel better for his ride home. And, at times, a pianist is playing a beautiful grand piano in the lobby, which is open to the floors above. It is very soothing.

    Coming here over the past decade plus, I've been here a number of times with and for my parents…read more As UCSF patients, they came for procedures mostly and, fortunately, they were not for life threatening reasons. I recently met a friend here for her scheduled surgery. The lobby was pretty much empty as I arrived at 6 am on a Monday morning. There was no one at the information/help desk. Hospital staff filtered in as I waited for my friend to arrive. There are a couple benches in front (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=-4H_7NtmMit3DqvCLY-exw) as I sat there as I waited. Being early, we sat the the lobby seating area (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=7En9w5M17ok752d-yhhMig) before heading to the check-in room upstairs. There are two elevator banks marked A and C to the right of the lobby area and down the hall. As I left, I noticed the valet parking guy setting up his sign and stand. I was fortunate to find a metered space but didn't have to pay since the meters were not in effect at that time. Given the meter rates in the City these days, you may be better off using this service. Please note that the valet stand is only weekdays as parking is not difficult with meters not enforced weekends. I hope that the staff that cares for my friend are as nice as the physical visage of the hospital.

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    San Francisco Vein & Vascular Institute - Dr. Levine brings decades of vascular expertise and helped shape our commitment to excellence in patient care in San Francisco.

    San Francisco Vein & Vascular Institute

    3.9(25 reviews)
    0.6 miLower Pacific Heights

    @@My Journey With Knee Pain -- And an Unexpected Alternative to Knee Replacement…read more Good morning, everyone. I wanted to share my personal journey with knee pain and the treatments I've tried, in hopes it might help someone going through the same thing. The Beginning of My Knee Pain About 10 years ago, I began experiencing serious knee pain. I'm now 67, so it wasn't exactly a surprise, but it was still life-changing. My orthopedic surgeon diagnosed me with bone-on-bone arthritis and recommended a knee replacement. Instead, I started with cortisone injections every three months. For years, those shots worked like magic. Along with physical therapy, knee braces, topical creams, and supportive orthopedic shoes, I was able to manage the pain and live my life. When the Injections Stopped Working Unfortunately, this year everything changed. The cortisone injections only gave me mild relief, and the pain returned long before I could get the next one. I tried: * Hyaluronic acid injections - no improvement * PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injections - mild relief for about a month By June, my surgeon and I agreed it was time for knee replacement surgery. He also advised me to stop cortisone injections to reduce surgical risks. I scheduled the procedure and began preparing. A Setback I Never Expected Around this time, I joined this online knee replacement group for support -- but reading story after story of months-long pain and slow recoveries honestly scared me. Still, my pain was unbearable, so I was ready to proceed. Then, the unthinkable happened. I fell off a ladder and suffered a severe injury to my right leg -- the same one scheduled for surgery. I had an 8-inch skin tear, all the way to the bone. My surgeon immediately canceled my surgery, saying I'd need to wait at least a year for the skin to fully heal. The worst part? No more cortisone shots, ever. My skin was now too thin, and the risk was too high. My daily pain level was a 7 or 8 out of 10. I couldn't sleep, walking was torture, and my quality of life plummeted. Searching for Another Option Desperate for relief, I kept researching and came across Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) -- a procedure that blocks inflammation by targeting the tiny arteries around the knee. I asked about it on social media, and a few people shared they had tried it years ago but only got short-term relief. However, the procedure recently received FDA approval, so I decided it was worth investigating. I contacted the San Francisco Vein and Vascular Institute, and Dr. Nathanson was incredibly helpful. After discussing my situation, he encouraged me to give it a try. The Procedure On Monday, I went in for my GAE procedure. The facility was beautiful, the staff welcoming, and the equipment state-of-the-art. The entire procedure took less than an hour. I limped in with a cane... and walked out normally just a few hours later. No sharp pain -- only a dull ache. Over the next couple of days, I experienced mild soreness when standing, but it was nothing compared to before. Today, three days after the procedure, I am 99% pain-free -- no pain medication, not even Tylenol. Looking Back What I once saw as a disaster -- my fall -- turned out to be a blessing in disguise. It forced me to seek an alternative to knee replacement, and I am so grateful I did. I know GAE may not be permanent, but it can be repeated if needed, and by then, there may be even more options available. Today, I am deeply thankful to Dr. Nathanson and the San Francisco Vein and Vascular Institute for giving me my mobility and my life back. If you're struggling with knee pain and looking for alternatives, it may be worth exploring GAE. I'll continue to update my journey in the weeks ahead. Good luck everyone.

    The SF Vein and Vascular team have been excellent from start to finish. Scheduling, billing, and…read morethe care team are professional, caring, and supportive. Dr. Nathanson performed three procedures for me with great skill and an excellent bedside manner. I experienced no pain, and my recovery was almost immediate with no downtime. The Bay Area has many options for vein care, but in my opinion, this team is the best. I traveled 90 miles for my appointments, and it was well worth it. The facility is easy to find, modern, and welcoming. I highly recommend SF Vein and Vascular.

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    Ultrasound helps us assess vascular conditions like carotid artery disease and guide personalized treatment plans in San Francisco.

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    Dr. Trocha provides expert care for varicose veins, venous insufficiency, and complex vascular conditions in San Francisco.

    San Francisco Vein & Vascular Institute - Our nursing team supports patients recovering from vascular procedures and non-surgical knee pain treatments like GAE in San Francisco.

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