I've been seeing Dr Thabit for over 10 years. Very personable and talks in terms I can understand…read more I've had issues with my left knee and have had steroid and lubrication shots to stop the pain. Then I had a torn meniscus and recently he did surgery to repair. Very successful and back on my feet and in PT one week after surgery. Highly recommend.

Great surgeon and good rapport with patients. He is very experienced, explains things well, and is…read morethorough. He has performed scopes on both knees and the outcomes have been greatv

I found Dr Langer very willing to investigate all options, including checking for allergies,…read moreprescribing Armour and adjusting prescriptions based on how you feel. This is a huge relief after the normal "not much else to do for you" reaction we all get from the average dr. However, I won't be going back to his office. I have run out of medication several times in a row over the past year because refill requests are not processed. Repeatedly leaving me without meds is inexcusable, and entirely avoidable. Other info: - The office is open only 3 days a week. - They don't take insurance. - There is no voicemail, no email and no way to exchange information except to leave a message with an answering service(!).

I am updating a previous review because Dr. Langer has responded to my concerns about the…read moreconvenience of getting prescriptions refilled. The office hours still don't seem to have an obvious pattern, but Dr. Langer really does want his patients to get better. I get the sense that he works with a lot of patients who have explored all other avenues to no avail. He really is the only doctor that has helped me get any kind of normal thyroid reading.

I had originally given this review a two-star rating. I thought they had misbilled me, and I was…read moreready to throw it down. Upon reading my review, Metropolitan Medical Group contacted me and offered to investigate the situation. They responded quickly and made every effort to make things right. That's excellent customer service, and I greatly appreciate that! As it turns out, the issue was with the insurance company's labeling of the charge, and my spending of similar $ amounts in the same time frame that threw me off. -------------------------------- On a last minute appointment with the Metropolitan Medical Group, I decided to see Dr. Dinenberg because he was the first available that day. He was friendly and overall, a nice guy. As a doctor, he had good bedside manner and was patient. He listened to my problem, checked it up, and then explained to me what the problem could be and referred me to a specialist at California Pacific Medical Center. He lent me crutches, which he also spent several minutes explaining how to use, only allowing me to leave with them after I could do several laps in the hallway first. I would recommend the Metropolitan Medical Group to those seeking a medical professional. They are available for last-minute appointments, which is pretty important considering these are appointments re: your health!

When my Dr. moved out of the area, I was reassigned to One Medical. I was able to review the…read moreprofile of many MDs and find someone who fit my needs and priorities. I've been seeing Dan Dinenberg for the past 2 1/2 years and he's the best! The quality of care that I get from Dan and One Medical is fantastic. Everyone should have access to such great care. I have so many good things to say...this is going to be a long review. First off, upon joining up and my initial evaluation Dan and his team identified an underlying medical issue that had been the source of other issues that had gone undiagnosed for MANY MANY years. The level of attention, listening, dot connecting and then coordination across Dan's team that went on in the matter of a short time was amazing. He has both western and eastern medial training allowing him to look at things from multiple points of view. He doesn't seem to have an arrogant bone in his body. He listens, he's patient, empathetic, realistic, curious and a very good communicator and educator. He doesn't pretend to know more than he does, he leverages the expertise of other MDs in the practice when needed. This means I get the benefit of lots of care, experience and perspective for the best outcome possible. Though I don't expect him to remember details about me amidst all of his patients, he remembers little things that make the interactions feel personal. Not only can I make same day appointments (though he might not be the MD that I see) but when I had an urgent need after-hours I had the option to leave him a message on his cell phone versus the on-call. He called me back at 11pm and did realtime scheduling with me for a follow-up appointment. He's very considerate of cost implications and whether or not you have insurance when advising you on approaches though he always makes the medical necessity/bottom line clear. If I've ever walked away and thought of another quick question, I've always been able to email him to clarify which is super helpful. Lastly, I love that I can do lab work form their offices versus going elsewhere. Couldn't be happier with Dan Dinenberg and One Medical.

Last year, I went to him for a kidney stone complication and he tells me I need surgery (that is…read morecorrect). During the visit, I ask about another issue and without even commenting on it he tells me he wants to focus on the stone and asks me to book another appointment to talk about my other question. I book a second visit right away for a few days later but something happens before the second visit. My stone moves and there is no longer a need for an immediate surgery (verified by two other urologists I saw before the second appointment with Duong). Other doctors tell me I can book a date at my leisure for an ultrasound procedure to blast the stone and fix the problem. Now let's get back to my second visit. I tell Duong about the stone moving and tell him I no longer have any pain. He chuckles and does not even bother to do another examination. He wants his surgery! Now listen to this, I say "I booked another appointment as you directed so, can we now talk about my other question?" He still refuses to answer and wants to talk about the date for surgery! Duong (I refuse to call him a doctor) needs to stop checking his bank account and go read the medical oath I hope he took one more time. There is a reason good doctors have skills AND strong ethics and Duong is not one of them. Good luck people! Fun Fact: One of the urologists I saw for a second opinion took 70 minutes to examine me (I still can't believe this!). He did a full physical, did a free ultrasound, went over options with me and even drew illustrations to explain what's going on! lol. It was amazing. He later wrote a two-page report all as part of a normal visit and that's what I call a caring doctor.

I didnt have any other Doctor's appointment in Nashville Urology Associates for my urgency of rash…read morepain in body and abdominal pain in the body.They have assigned to this Doctor where i checked the reviews was not quite positive.Considering my situation i still went ahead and as everybody mentioned ,he made to wait 30 mins extra in his room after spending 1 hour in clinic filling new patient form,urine sample etc..then he came and saw the symptoms and without even courtesy to discuss to smile and ask,he directly mentioned some Virus name and quite harsh in his communication.in Those 30 mins,he was just outside chatting with Nurses.Better to avoid him so that Nashville Urologu associates know his worth and remove him from Doctor list.

Dr. Roghair was knowledgeable, efficient, and personable. He presented treatment options and helped…read moreme make an informed decision. The treatment was effective. I highly recommend him. Dana C.

Great doctor and great practice! They've fixed many things and always to great results.read more

Dr Tsang is terrific. Sympathetic, careful, knowledgeable, all you coul d want in a cardiologist…read more i have been seeing him for some 20-25 years now.

Made an appointment over 2 months ago to see Dr. Tsang. Had to request a referral from my PCP, etc…read more just to get the appointment, and by the time I got the referral, the available appointments were more than a month later than when I originally called a couple weeks prior. Fast forward to today, one week before my appointment, and I get a call from his office saying my appointment has to be rescheduled because Dr. Tsang now has a meeting during my appointment time. Seriously? When you make an appointment, it's to set that time aside for a patient. I set aside time for the appointment, scheduled work and going out of town around that appointment, but Dr. Tsang apparently figures his meetings take precedence over appointments with patients, even if they've been waiting months to see him. With that kind of blatant disregard for patients' time and medical concerns, I guess I dodged a bullet. Adding insult to injury, after I got the call about his important meeting and said forget rescheduling, I'll go to UCSF, I get another call from Sutter saying they had a referral for me to make an appointment with Dr. Tsang. WTF? If you're worried about your heart, I recommend you seek medical help elsewhere, as Sutter East and Dr. Tsang clearly don't put patients first.

I saw this MD for new symptoms related to a spine problem that was treated previously through…read morephysical therapy, medication, and ultimately surgery which had provided significant relief for several years. When my pain level returned and increased to a point which prevented sitting for reasonable length of time such as for a meal or certainly working and where the only relief I found was flat on my back on the floor, I was referred to this doctor. I brought with me recent tests and imaging all of which had been requested. I came away from this appointment, feeling as if I weren't even present. Never actually looked to me in the eye as he was speaking, and I did not feel that an actual conversation took place when I asked questions, they were almost dismissed entirely and ultimately the information I received from this doctor was nothing new or helpful. In fact, despite the radiological notes and notes from the referring physician, this doctor refuted these and as too often unfortunately happens (now documented in medical literature re certain groups of patients such as women) dismissed/downplayed those reports suggesting my symptoms were "not that bad". He suggested drugs which already were on my chart as contraindicated for documented reasons and that had been tried with little actual effect and other modes of treatment which produced similar results. While he may be a "good" doctor, I did not find that apparent given what appeared to be his lack of interest altogether in me as a patient at all. I'm not even sure he was aware that I was in the room. It was as if he were talking at me or an inanimate object rather than talking to or better yet talking with me (conversation/dialog). When he got up to leave the exam room, he turned his back to me and simultaneously asked me whether I had any questions but was already out the door in the hallway when I even began to formulate words, and by the time I walked out into the hallway, he was nowhere to be seen. Having seen several such doctors in this specialty over the last 20 or 30 years, I would not describe this experience as typical or certainly as 'confidence building'. A license to practice medicine is earned... but so is trust. I would not trust this physician given this

Absolutely awful experience. He was so disconnected and cold from the start. I have had chronic…read moreback pain that has got significantly worse over time, have had many procedures done to try and help (epidurals, ablation, etc). I told him it's negatively affecting my daily ADLs, work and life in general. After reviewing my MRI, he proceeded to tell me he "didn't see anything that should be causing so much pain". His only recommendation? To "try tapering off & getting off all pain medication because I probably just need to be more active". "You are young (35) and sometimes the medication itself causes more problems." I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I started to think I was going crazy and felt very depressed after this visit. He never suggested I should go see anyone else (psychologist, rheumatologist, etc) He said it's probably psychosomatic and that I should get off my pain meds. Meanwhile, the pain meds were the only thing allowing me to get up, go to work, and function. Well.. after a few months of feeling helpless and depressed. I saw a rheumatologist on my own and they found I have Ankylosing spondylitis. Moral of the story... please go somewhere else bc this guy clearly shouldn't be practicing. He only looked at bones and told me I'm crazy and should get off meds. A good doctor should look at other options and actually HELP you find the cause.. not make you question your sanity. Advocate for yourself people! Find your own answers through research and following your gut.

I just had my first appointment with Dr. Sellman. He asked good questions, listened attentively,…read moregave me his preliminary opinions, ordered appropriate lab work, and said he'll get back to me when the results are in.

Since Amazon bought One Medical, Dr. Sellman is just coasting. If you're looking for care, forget…read moreit. Sorry to write this, he has been decent for 4+ years for me, but lately he's a disaster.