Dr Barry and his staff are the best medical staff I have found in Marin. Dr Landfield is incredibly…read moreknowledgeable, attentive to every detail of your condition, and a genuinely compassionate doctor. His office staff is also top drawer- they have been an essential part of keeping me in good health, and are kind and caring as well. Kim, Dr Landfield's new nurse practitioner, has already shown me that she is just as talented and attentive as the rest of his staff. When I was recently injured, she gave me very detailed and good advice and followed up with me to make sure that I was getting all of the treatment I needed for a myriad of problems. You can't be in better hands with Dr Landfield and his staff!

Dr. Barry Landfield has no compassion for his patients. My father was dying and we could not get…read morehim to sign my FMLA paperwork so I could assist my father. I called several times, and my brother even walked into his office. The employees showed my brother the FMLA paperwork I had sent in, but it wasn't signed until weeks later--after my father had died. Dr. Landfield also would not approve a simple request for hospice care, so we had to go with a less desirable hospice that had a doctor on staff who would take responsibility. I would avoid this doctor at all costs.

Dr Lawler treated me for a torn meniscus. He showed me the MRI imaging and explained what he was…read moreseeing in my knee. An assistant also took a few X-ray images right there in his office that were ready to view within moments. He explained the imaging, and presented me with options for treatment. The best option in my opinion, and based on his knowledgeable explanation, was surgery. A few weeks later he performed the surgery. He spent time with me before and after, and had a great demeanor and personality each time I've communicated with him. A week after my surgery I had a follow-up appointment with his office. I spoke with Marcy who was very polite and knowledgeable. She took plenty of time to clearly answer my questions related to the surgery and the healing process. She explained the 10 or so images that Dr Lawler had taken during the procedure one at a time. My experience with Dr Lawler's office has been consistently positive. I would definitely recommend his practice to anyone in need of knee repair. It has been 2 weeks since my surgery.

I received a hip arthroscopy from Dr. Lawler to fix a labral tear and hip impingement in Fall 2024…read more I am extremely happy with my choice to work with him and his team- they were kind, competant, and efficient. I went through a number of potential candidates in the Bay Area and Dr. Lawler was the first surgeon that made me feel fully confident in the path forward. In particular, I appreciated his determination to get me to 100% from a sport performance perspective- I felt that he really cared about the difference between a 80% recovery and a 100% recovery. I'm still early on in the recovery process, but so far everything has gone smoothly. I experienced significally less pain after my procedure than expected based on my online research and onversations with friends (though this could certainly also be due to the specifics of my own case). A couple of things I appreciated about the experince: - Dr. Lawler spent nearly an hour talking me through the decision to get the surgery and answering my questions without rushing me. - Kate Donnelly (his PA) was a great communicator and made me feel secure in my treatment. - The office team did a good job providing me the necessary information and following up with me about medications and paperwork. Scheduling was easy compared to my experiences at other clinics, thought it was a little hard to figure out how I would need to prepare my home for recovery (e.g. definitely get bars for the bathroom if you can). - Despite a delay of 2 hours on my surgery, the team at the North Bay Regional surgey center kept my spirits high and made me feel very comfortable as I waited. Big thank you to Kate, Dr. Lawler, and the rest of the team!

Policies around appointment times need to be communicated by staff to Patients. Dr. Baidu has a…read morestandard of 2 minutes late equals reschedule. I call bullshiviki on that especially when it takes an unreasonable amount of time book an appointment. Dr. Baidu has set a standard that his staff can't meet. While I appreciate efficiency, I think flexibility is a missing element and then his staff has to take the brunt of dissatisfied patients. Dr. Baidu needs to learn leadership and management versus dictating standards that are unreasonable and have a significant negative impact. I am accountable for being 7 minutes late. I find that a 10 minute window is reasonable. 2 minutes is misguided. I personally think that this physician is a disappointing model. If a patient must endure a 2 plus month delay in getting an appointment, surely the Practice can communicate the precious nature of his minutes and seconds. FYI, restaurants give a standard +/- 10-15 minute window. A banner should go on the website that highlights the 2 minute demand. Very disappointed in Marin Health, who on average takes a delay from appointment time of more than 15 minutes to actually be be seen by a Provider. Marin Health is under resources to begin with (most Providers are not taking new Patients). I'd say Marin Health Executives need to pay attention to their business.

I drove 45 minutes to arrive at my appointment on time that I understood was scheduled for 3:45 PM…read more When I walked in the office they notified me I was five minutes late, (yes just five minutes) and they told me I had to reschedule. Never in my 60+ years has a doctors office told me to go away, as you know, usually you wait. I'm in extreme pain and sitting in the parking lot as I write this. They operate in 20 minute increments so why couldn't the doctor have given me a 15 minute visit, it was only a verbal face to face anyway with hopefully a pain prescription. Why are they jamming people so closely together? To maximize every dollar out of patients and this zero tolerance for five minutes late is like some Catholic boarding school rule out of the 1800s. Very very unreasonable when it takes weeks or longer to get an appointment and you're in pain. If you're looking for empathy this place isn't it, you're a number on a chart! I've seen the doctor in the past, I'm expressing no opinion on him personally but this new policy stinks and no notice was given we must arrive early or we're punished like children. As I discussed this with the embarrassed employee in reception a woman in the waiting room chimed in and said "you should see how bad their reviews are" as she looked up from her phone with a distressed expression (no kidding). I'll look elsewhere for an office that isn't treating us like sheep. Oh, and I recall last time I saw Dr Naidu I had to wait about 15 minutes but I guess that's okay. Forget the value of my time as a business owner and a schedule of my own. I'm not rescheduling I'll move on to a kinder and more competent office and skip the conveyer belt.

I really wanted to love this place. I think the doctor is very cutting edge and offers great…read moretreatments. He has a good bed side manner. I felt hopeful after my first meeting with him. However, the way this office is run with communication is just terrible. I read the reviews about this but figured they must have worked this out by now, but they have not. There is no way to email them, and I have spent countless amounts of my time on hold, talking to answering services even during the day, and calls not returned, messages not received. I am rarely able to reach a human when I call them even during office hours. I have called five times in last few days during office hours and I am just on hold for 15 minutes listening to music and then it just hangs up on me, with no way to even leave a message. I have resorted to thinking I am going to have to actually drive there and physically go into the office to actually reach someone, but I do not have time to do this. When I was able to leave a message, they would repeatedly call me back on a really old number that goes to someone else after I corrected it 4 different times with the answering service and the office and told them my correct number, they still continue to call me on the wrong number. The first day I walked into the office in level 9 pain, the woman at the desk literally did not even look up at me or say hi. I just stood there looking at her right in front of her for a few minutes and then asked her if she could help me. She seemed totally annoyed that I was there and she had to deal with me. Not a great first impression when you walk in with a lot of pain. Thankfully the doctor and the PA were nice. My first apt was over $800 and was very quick with the doctor and my insurance only paid half. It seems impossible to get accurate insurance info, they tell me something has been approved, I call my insurance, they said it has not been approved. I am terrified to get anything else done here because of how expensive their fees are and not knowing what kind of bill I will get and can't get any clear pricing ahead of time for treatments. There is another pain doctor in San Rafael that does the same cutting edge treatments but is MUCH less expensive and very clear with treatment costs. The same first office visit with him was $60 copay, here it was $800 but both doctors are in network for me and same type of visit. I don't understand how the pricing can be so different for a first visit or for the same exact treatments. Their communication system and not being able to ever talk to the doctor unless you have a very expensive meeting with him months away just does not work for me. When you are in pain having to wait many months for an apt or weeks of back and forth calls to reach anyone feels unbearable. I tried to stick it out but the communication issues and lack of clear info is just causing me so much stress. I think this doctor is really good at what he does, and I think he offers the best cutting edge treatments, but I just could not handle the way the office/ finances/ and communication is done here. I did not feel taken care of at all and every time I need to call them it turns into such a long very stressful ordeal with so many back and forth messages with physician assistants because they are never available when I try to call and there is no way to email them, and they continue to call me at an old number. And most of the time there is no way to even leave a message. I have spent hours trying to reach someone at this office only to be on hold and then disconnected. I ask them to call me back to confirm they got my message to cancel an apt and they do not call back. So it is just weeks of messages back and forth unable to actually reach them and no way to talk to the doctor if you have any questions. This is not good for people who are in chronic pain. So much of this could be eliminated if they just had email. Such poor management. Really frustrating experience as a patient in pain to go through. The opposite of a smooth experience. It's too bad because I do think they do offer really helpful treatments for patients in pain, but I have given up on this place.

He is an amazing doctor, extensive knowledge, willing to help with all aspects of my pain and how…read moreit affects my life! Very caring staff as well.

I only called to make an appointment but he referred me to U.C.S.F. Urgent care and I made an…read moreappointment for that day. Dr.Andrew, called me himself about 1 1/2 hours after I called his office. He listened to my signs and symptoms and was very nice mannered on the phone and I was very impressed! I'am a retired C.N.A and H.H.A. and have seen quite a bit and have talked with a lot of doctors and he got right to the point and U.C.S.F. Urgent care was excellent in the care they provided. Thank you, Dr. David Andrew! May G-D bless you and yours. Amen.

I would discourage anyone to use Dr. Andrew. His staff is unprofessional and rude. Calls are not…read morereturned. Perscription refills are problematic. What should have been an easy issue to resolve turned into 3 phone calls and extra trips to the pharmacy.

Great doctor! Smart, good judgement, good technique…read moreGreat surgeon , patient, understanding

Worst physician I have ever seen. Broken ribs and never…read morelistened to my lungs....never examined me Totally ignored my complaints Doesn't know how to manage pain Ignorant of how to use non steroidal antiinflammatory meds Cavalier attitude. Jerry rosenbaum md Board certified internist and rheumatologist.

As previously wrote delaying care and is denying care. Bodies become weaker without the proper…read moretreatment and they start breaking down something which could have been dealt with a year ago. May be too late to fix now. I think the gaslighting needs to go and there needs to be a more effective form of communication getting up and walking out of the room after one of the symptoms experienced not a helpful form of communication. Telling me that you made One request in seven months regarding my case is a whole lot different than I'm doing everything I can for you. You're breaking my heart. Knowing I may not get the care that I so desperately need is devastating at best. The effects of my inability to get up and walk around and do things is tremendous it has impacted everyone around me. For a physician to say that they relate to your suffering when they do so little to help is patronizing and covertly abusive

The nurses at this clinic (so far) are amazing. Detail oriented, caring, profession and willing to…read morehelp. The GP's and Referral Department employees however could learn a lot about how to effectively communicate and interact with patients. Do better, your patients deserve it

Not only is Dr Teasdale an excellent surgeon but he has a warm and relaxing bedside manner and is…read moresomeone you would want on your side particularly after suffering a nasty injury. I feel fortunate that he was on call at Marin General when I shattered my patella, which BTW is functioning very well now thanks to Dr Teasdale's skills.

I worked at Marin Health as an RN in the ICU, and encountered Dr Teasdale there , long before I…read morewent to him as a patient. I always found him to be a nice man. I recently went to him for a partial hip replacement and he did a great job. Every medical practitioner who has looked at my incision site has commented on how neat it is. Also he sees his patients himself on follow up visits, and does not fob them off onto a PA, as most other doctors do.