It's one of my biggest regrets as a mom. I actually have nightmares about trusting these people…read moreunfortunately. 2 stars because they were nice but we felt like everything was standard procedures even on serious issues. Then you have to demand attention or find someone else. I still feel sick to my stomach thinking that I brought my child here. Trust your instincts as a parent.

We feel incredibly fortunate to have Dr. Branco and the entire team at Tamalpais Pediatrics to care…read morefor our two kids. They educate us about best practices for feeding, sleeping, general well-being, and sickness, which start at the hospital when they are born and continue throughout their childhood. They have two wonderful lactation consultants, Cherie and Brenda, who provide in-office care to parents needing extra guidance along their breastfeeding/pumping journey. The level of care that they provide is next level. You can tell that everyone at their office truly cares about the health and well-being of your children above anything else. When our kids are sick over the weekend or after hours, they always have someone on call to guide us on what to do. If you want the best care for your children, we highly recommend Tamalpais Pediatrics!!

Dr. Sydney Sawyer is by far the best pediatrician my 2 boys have ever had. From children to now…read moreyoung adults they have always felt seen and understood by Dr. Sawyer. She really connects with them and has built a trusting relationship that they will really miss. I am truly gutted by the news she is moving onto something more epic! She will be missed by our family. All Drs should take a page from her playbook. Dr. Sawyer! If you are reading this - it was a pleasure and honor to know you and to experience high standards and empathy personified!

I almost don't want to post a positive review so she won't get any more popular...but I can't say…read moreenough positive things about Dr. Sawyer. She is kind, compassionate, funny, real, practical, all while being impeccable at the medical aspect of her job. I both want to have a conversation with her and I totally trust her with my children's health. She has completely supported our family and made a huge difference in our lives.

Ann is the greatest and sweetest she has always been there for our two kids she also speaks French…read moreif you are a Francophone

If you are looking for an incredibly caring, sensitive and warm pediatrician for your children,…read moremake an appointment to see Dr Troy. We have two sons, 7 and almost 2. We were lucky enough to find Dr Troy when we moved to the area 4 years ago. Unlike many physicians you come into contact with, Dr Troy makes extensive time for her patients, is very judicious with her diagnoses, and makes children feel incredibly comfortable. She is amazingly thorough, and really talks to you about the why's behind her opinions. I have always felt so much relief taking our boys in when they are sick. Her office is warm and kid-friendly. The waiting room is filled with beautiful artwork warmly shared from her patients; each exam room has a stack of children's books and magazines; she deftly distracts little ones with her "magic wands" and then there's her gentle office companion, Buddy - a couldn't-be-sweeter Golden Retriever who puts every child at ease! Probably the best indicator of a great physician (and one quality you just can't find anymore) is one who is proactive. Several years ago, after hearing about some cold symptoms that were keeping our older son up at night coughing, Dr Troy examined him and gave us some valuable information on asthma. She prescribed a rescue inhaler and educated us about the prevalence of asthma in children. His situation was never really severe until one night, when he woke up in a panic because he couldn't breathe. My husband and I grabbed the inhaler Dr Troy had proactively prescribed and just minutes later, our son was breathing steadily again. What could have been a night of sheer panic and a race to the ER, became a very controllable episode, thanks to Dr Troy's preemptive wisdom. We were so grateful for her insight and advice! When our youngest son was born almost two years ago, she visited him in the hospital and gently reminded us about all the things we needed to remember about babies (amazing how much you forget in 5 years!) She gave us every assurance that he was "perfect". What more could parents want to hear about their newborn? In well baby/child visits, she always makes us proud of our boys and how they are doing. She is balanced and never alarmist. She breeds confidence and not once has made us feel like we are being too careful or paranoid about our concerns about our sons. She has kept her practice very intimate intentionally. She could have joined an HMO long ago, which would have been far more lucrative for her, but she enjoys the ability to make a connection with her patients and families, and as a recent letter from her (which she sends often to her families) stated "...I love watching your children grow up and love knowing that sometimes I can make a real difference in a child's life." When was the last time you heard or felt that from a pediatrician you spoke to? Dr Troy also has a great support network that we have relied upon at key times. Her office staff is always gracious and cordial; her billing contacts were incredibly helpful to me when I once had issues with my insurance, and on a recent trip we took out of town, when our youngest son had a middle-of-the-night fever scare, her after-hours physician network came to the rescue. I'm constantly grateful that we have such an amazing physician whom our sons and my husband and I trust so much. Put your trust in Dr Troy - you (and your children) will be happy you did.

Dr Greenberg is very compassionate and good with kids. She treats patients like they are family and…read moreclearly is dedicated and committed to her job. I would highly recommend this office. I feel badly for the woman who had a bad experience (there are always two sides to a story) but no one I know has anything negative to say about this office.

I started seeing Doctor Greenberg with my 3 kids in 2000. She is an excellent doctor who always…read moreseems to have plenty of time for us, in spite of her busy practice. Whether we are in for an illness/injury or just an annual physical, she always takes the time to answer all of our questions until we are satisfied. Dr. Greenberg has 3 children of her own, which makes me feel comfortable that she really understands my concerns. I also appreciate her willingness to try home remedies in some cases. The office staff is professional and pleasant. She is a wonderful doctor in a great practice!

We loved the care we received from Dr Reeves. We recently switched health insurance but are…read moreconsidering just paying out of pocket to keep seeing her

Love the care that my children have been receiving from prima pediatrics. Specifically Dr. Reeves…read more Across the board my children have had excellent care.

This concept is a look into our future. It's artificial and clean but not hospital like bordering…read moreon hotel lobby aesthetic if you can get past the enormous new Amazon pharmacy dispenser. All plants are fake which is sad for air quality for staff. It's so bizarre to me. While I do get my medical care here I can't say it's comprehensive or if I actually feel like they know me compared to my experience at UCSF but I chose this for convenience to avoid driving to SF and parking etc. Not sure how much longer I can suffer as a "member" but probably with open enrollment coming I will go back to a PPO and return to UCSF. Read other reviews and educate yourself on this service especially if you have any chronic conditions.

April 2026 - One Medical (the company) RIPPED ME OFF. Read on and I will explain how I was charged…read more$541.38 for a tetanus shot at their Northgate San Rafael office. BE WARNED: they will not budge on billing. It's like (it IS, actually) arguing with a monolith. "We're sorry there's nothing we can do." Please learn from my mistakes so that you don't get screwed. Situation: I needed a tetanus shot. I am a new member of One Medical. Before making my appointment, I called and spoke with one of the one medical care team and asked about the prices for a tetanus shot. I was told: "Self pay prices: boostrix, $46.25, daptacel $25, kinrix $93, pentacel $88 (pediaztric) td vax $283, adacel $46" These were the costs of the different tetanus shot products they might use. That seemed reasonable, so I booked an appointment in the Northgate office. Went in for my appt. I was with the NP for between 10 and 15 mins. She took my blood pressure and asked me maybe two or three background health questions. (mini-rant, how come in my personal profile I am forced to declare what my pronouns are and why do you really really need to know if I have butt-s*x regularly? Sign of the times I guess.) Then she gave me the tetanus shot. When I went to pay at the front desk, they said, "you don't have to pay anything." If you hear that, you should interpret that to mean, "we are going to bill your insurance company." Here's the big gotcha: if you fill in an insurance company in "Membership, Insurance and Billing," they will bill the insurance company for your visit (and this in irreversible). Now, if you have catastrophic insurance coverage with a high deductible, you are screwed. My deductible is over ten thousand dollars each year. So One Medical bills your insurance company a jacked up rate (quote from bill: Amount Billed: $675.00; Adjusted or pending insurance: $133.62; Insurance paid: $0.00; so the amount billed to me was $541.38) I called in and said, I always self-pay for all my dental or medical care, because I have a ten thousand dollar deductible. They said that "once we have billed your insurance company, there's nothing we can do to reverse it or change the invoice to a self-pay type." I seem to recall that the self-pay bit was maybe a hundred dollars lower. So my advice would be, before booking an appt, to call one medical and tell them you want exact pricing for whatever your visit will be concerning. Find out exactly how much they will charge for a first-time visit, plus a tetanus shot (for example). When I called to ask/cry/complain about my insane bill, they said that they charged "code 99203, 'Office visit new patient,' $675.00." She also told me that code 99203 could cost from $105.70 to $753.20 depending on what office you are visiting. The price for an office visit varies by region (like gas prices). In closing, I would say that One Medical might be all right if you never have to dispute a bill with them. If you do, you are screwed. "We're sorry, there's nothing we can do" might be a good motto to keep in mind for One Medical. That's how I see it, anyways. (Hmm, I'm starting to see how this butt-s*x question might apply to me after all.) Have a happy day. P.S. Some One Medical bot will respond to this message with some platitudes along the lines of "We a care about being transparent and fair pricing," yet notice that there are several critical yelp reviews complaining about price gouging and "there's nothing we can do" to change it. That bot is a little humiliation ritual. They are flipping you the bird.

Front office staff, Andrea, spoke with unprofessionalism while on the phone. She continued to…read moreinterrupt me as I was telling her I didn't appreciate how unprofessional her tone was. She then hung up on me. Not really something you would hope for from staff who is responsible for the care of your child.

Dreadful lack of service. They don't answer phones nor respond to emails. I have decided to look…read morefor an alternative practice. They work hard at creating unpleasant service environment.

I have had a wonderful experience with most of the doctors here, save one. My kids several times…read morenow needed same day appointments, and we got stuck with Dr. Goffman (not sure of spelling). Her bedside manner was terrible, she is pushy and not comforting at all to little kids. My daugher had an ear infection, but when examining (I should say digging into her ear with a pointy wand) her uninfected ear, it really hurt and my daughter cried out. The doctor kept telling me it should not hurt, and acted like she was faking. It really put me off as my daughter is not a liar and is very senstive to pain, but she woudnt let it go, telling me several times before I left she did not hurt her. She also prescribed ear drops, which after going to 4 different pharamcies who did not have it, I learned it was NOT generic - so instead of paying $10 I paid $50. How inconsiderate of her, to not even metion it. I trust she had a good reason for chosing that, but at least tell me! I cant believe I am only writing about a bad experience, but truly everyone here is great EXCEPT Goffman - please avoid her at all costs unless its an utter emergency. I give the rest of this practice the highest marks - I giver her 2 starts tops.