Dr. Park fixed my torn labrum in late 2023 that was a result of a ski injury in 2021. The surgery…read morewas minimally invasive and my recovery went much faster than expected, and I was skiing again 3 months after the surgery (don't try this at home!). Two years later my shoulder is basically at 100% with just occasional stretching required. In fact I'm skiing right now which is what reminded me of Dr. Park and I figured I'd add this review. I give at least partial credit of the fast recovery to his skill, and I will go to him again for any future injuries, knock on wood.

I inherited Dr. Dennis Park from my pervious doctor who retired in that office/network . This new…read moredoctor as well as his staff are cold and indifferent to patients, very unhelpful and sometimes rude. I got the MRI result for my knee and called the nurse and wondering about how to send an email to the doctor. His staff was completely unhelpful, absolutely didn't care about helping me solve this issue, and in the end refused to help me. Whenever I went in to see the doctor, he showed no patience with my questions, always trying to dismiss my concerns or provide additional information on my condition.. I have since found out from other friends that they have had similar experiences at this office. So beware, I now go to the orthopedic department in Burlingame hospital instead, and the service is much better and quicker there too.

I am in shock with the reviews! I have been with Dr Cun for years and he has been amazing:…read morediscussed alternatives that other doctors did not, gave me ideas and always on time!

I am so very sorry that people had a negative experience. I think Dr. Cun is phenomenal!…read moreI was so pleasantly surprised by my experience with Dr. Cun. As a woman of a certain age, I have found that my experiences with male doctors are not great - I have felt dismissed and disrespected. Dr. Cun was AMAZING!! He really listened and when he asked me to take my shirt off to have a monitor placed on my chest I said teasingly, "In front of my husband of 39 years?" He instantly stopped, looked me in the eye and asked, "Would you like him to leave the room?" I had brought my husband with me to take notes, etc. but I also understand this can be a red flag. The fact that Dr. Cun checked in with me to confirm that I was safe was incredible! He was also very thorough in his examination and the tests that he ordered. I felt very well taken care of.

I have an aggressive family history of cardiovascular disease. With my own cardiovascular issues,…read moreit's fortunate that I found Dr. Guttas; he was highly recommend to me. He's a wonderful cardiologist, he's very attentive, he is tremendously knowledgeable, he's very smart, and is very kind. He has up-to-date knowledge, and he is practical. He really listens, he is interested in my concerns, he orders tests to get the full picture of my health, and he always has great insight and advice. Dr. Guttas is keeping a close eye on me, and I believe that under his care and guidance, I have a good shot at living a long and healthy life. I could not ask for more. Bonus: the office staff is great, love his nurse Frank.

My experience was negative. Didn't read my chart, was telling me to take a medicine I am already…read moreon. Asked about my history, was telling what my previous cardiologist said from UCSF, (helped me through a difficult time with my heart) he literally said no I don't think you had that and that the UC doctor was wrong. I said what makes you say that? He said because what he diagnosed you with is very rare. WHAT? The UC doctor ran five major test, is world renowned and you don't think I had what he diagnosed me with because it is rare? Would he say that to a man? I don't think so. No, not a doctor I will see again. I will make the drive back up to UCSF. I switched because I moved, but after that it is worth the drive. I rate him an F.

Excellent medical knowledge and experience. I find him friendly and good at addressing your…read moreconcerns. Appointments are on time and his office is responsive to queries. Seriously, what else do you want? He's a great GP!

Me and my entire family have gone to Jemelian as long as I can remember. I don't usually leave yelp…read morereviews, but when seeing the few here I was compelled to. Clearly the thousands of happy patients over the last 20+ years did not take the time to leave a review and say thank you. The only valid complaint I see is the new front office is not as good as the old one. This is correct, but the previous front office might be one of the best I've ever encountered. So not exactly a fair comparison? If you want to go to one doctor an don't like bouncing around. This is the Doctor for you.

Dr. Chow was my PCP for years. After I left and went with Kaiser I decided to come back as a…read morepatient, after all my record is in the computer there. I liked Dr Chow for his thorough examinations and good referrals when necessary. So I applied in person to be reestablished as a patient in late Jan 2026. I was informed I would be placed on a waiting list and if any cancellations came up I would be called. After a month its already March and I hadn't heard anything so I decided to drop in and see what a future appointment could be. I was shocked when I heard June or July. The receptionist took down a list and said no appointments available. I felt like I wasn't even being followed up, just some scribble on a sheet of paper. I leave it to you to decide if you were in this situation, would you have looked elsewhere for another PCP? I should have. Live and learn!

Poor patient care experience with the office staff. I have not been involved with my dad's care as…read moremy sibling has been in the past but since my sibling's work schedule is different have been assisting our parents with making appointments, etc. I called the office seeking assistance and referral for a home based provider as it takes a lot of effort to get my dad out of the house since he's less mobile. I learned that they had disenrolled my dad as he missed appointments by mailing him 2 letters and per my mother they have not received. Besides that there should really be an effort in outreach to the patient/family when this occurs as the office staff did not mention specifically about this to me when I called except that he had missed appointments, but they don't care to learn the reason behind it. Our dad does not have a lot of medical issues but he is 92 and less mobile and cannot walk independently, mostly wheelchair bound. They gave me a number to a provider without a referral - did they not know this was required. I was under the assumption the referral was for a new PCP who provided some kind of home visits. When I called new MD they required a referral as it was palliative care and they don't provide primary care services. Called back Dr Chow's office staff to ask for a referral but they said they could not doing anything as he's disenrolled...then why even bother giving me the name of a new provider. Useless assistance. Anyway this has helped to get this off my chest. At least this situation has given me a solution as I needed to quickly think of what to do next since this office was no longer helpful in his care. FYI, I wish I could report your office regarding poor patient care experience but you're lucky outpatient settings are not surveyable by the state which shouldn't give you the pass to be so dismissive and not helpful.

Somebody got greedy. This doctor joined a new medical group called MDVIP starting 1/1/25. In order…read moreto continue seeing him, you would have to pay a membership fee of $2k+ a year. Yes, even if you have insurance and all the benefits in there are covered, this is a "membership fee". Wow! Never thought he'd make a decision like this. Time to say goodbye.

Dr.kuo I've been seeing you for years. Now i can't because i don't want to pay you 2500 a year x 4…read morefor my whole family that sees you. Horse shit ! Your a great doctor, but this new vip crap is a stupid career move. Well now i need to find another doctor ,good luck

I could not be more pleased with Dr. Paley. He is deeply empathetic. He also runs his office very…read moreefficiently -- minimal wait times, quick response to test results, good use of telehealth systems. He uses referrals to specialists but only after he does his own research. I am so glad I found him when I moved here 4 years ago.

My husband and I have been patients of Adam Paley for decades. He listens during office visits, and…read moreprescribes tests and medication as needed, but always gives me the option to go the route of less intervention rather than more. My father was a physician so I know good medical care when I see it, and Dr. Paley provides excellent primary medical care. It is true that calls to the office may not be returned the same day, but if you contact the office through the on-line patient portal, you almost always get a same-day response. As for the complaint that Dr. Paley pushed the COVID vaccine, medical science has shown that the risk of serious complications or death from COVID is astronomically higher than complications or death from the vaccine. He is following medical science and protocols in advocating that a patient reduce risk by getting vaccinated. But the choice is still the patient's.

I was disappointed with my experience with this doctor after my longtime physician retired. During…read morea phone call to go over routine bloodwork, she told me I "may have x disease" without ever asking about my medical history, family history, or the medications I currently take. I had to reach out myself just to get an explanation of my own results. Delivering a possible serious diagnosis cold, over the phone, with no context-gathering beforehand felt careless and left me anxious rather than informed. A new conversation with a fairly new patient should include a real review of history and current medications -- not just a jump to worst-case scenarios. I'd hoped for a doctor who takes time to understand the whole patient, and that hasn't been my experience so far.

Dazzling. My new primary care doctor established care today. Sutter has a tough time hanging into…read moreprimary care doctors, so meeting the new one is always a bit stressful. Dr. Li was exceptionally thorough, but it was even more impressive how well she listened after I read the clinical notes from the After Visit recap. I was so impressed. I don't use my Primary Care doctor much, but always good to know there's someone good in your corner should the need occur.