After reading the reviews on Dr. Susan Bailey on YELP, I decided not to put mine on.  Three were…read more2-5 stars, touting her as a great surgeon, which she is, but her procedure did not work for me. I do not like giving negative reviews, especially for doctors, but I feel people should know. I would give her one star for reasons explained below.  My back doctor recommended her for a leg condition that he diagnosed as vascular, not lumbar.  It was a walking problem I've had for years.  I was only able to walk no more than 20 feet and my legs would start throbbing.  The first time I had an appointment with Dr. Bailey, it was for an Aorta Ultrasound, which did show there was some blockage, more in my right leg, but then spread to my left leg.  After it was done, she came in and said I think we can help you.  But I needed another COVID Test prior to the leg procedure that was scheduled for March 30.  One of her inept receptionists scheduled me for Friday March 5th.  That date was determined to be too early prior to the procedure, so I was rescheduled for a date later that month.  On that day, I drove across town to St. Mary's for the test, and they had no record of me for that or any other day, because Dr. Bailey neglected to submit the required paperwork, something she is known to do frequently!  So the nurse rescheduled me and said she would get the paperwork.  Done.  On March 29th, the day before my procedure,  I get a phone call from Dr. Bailey's office, saying the procedure was rescheduled for March 31st, and to be at St. Mary's at 6am, which I was.  The nurses there were great, prepping me as far as they could, because, once again, Dr. Bailey had not submitted any paperwork.  She showed up at 8:45am!  I didn't get home that day until 5pm!  Before I left the hospital, the doctor gave me a 3 month prescription for Plavax and said to schedule a follow up appointment at her office at St. Lukes in two weeks, which I did for 4/14/21 at 4:20pm.  At 4:55, she still had not walked into the room, so I got up and walked out, saying in a rather loud voice, that I was over this place, the doctor and her very inept scheduling staff.  By the time I was out of the building, they were calling me, saying to come back, that I was scheduled for an ultrasound!   This was the first I had heard of an ultrasound and the last straw for me and this doctor.  I am still getting calls from her office to come back, and all I say is I am through with this office, the doctor and her very bad staff. There, I have finally drafted my review, feel bittersweet about it, but it is going on YELP after all.  People have to know.   And I depend on YELP for their posted reviews for any place or person I am seeing for the first time.  It is well worth it.  Thank you.

Doctor Bailey is simply the best surgeon you could imagine. She is incredibly skilled, extremely…read morefriendly and the hardest working person I've ever met, hands down. Ask any of her colleagues, doctors, nurses, heck the cleaning staff, and they have nothing but praise for her. I credit her for saving my life during a series of difficult operations. I could not more highly recommend a doctor.

I will never see Aileen again. She dismissed me when I told her about my weird pregnancy…read moresymptoms... twice. I lost both pregnancies. In fact, with the second pregnancy my life was in grave danger. She just told me to wait and didn't even see me... twice. Being a woman and pregnant doesn't make me a hypochondriac. I deserve to be listened to. If I say something is wrong, stop and think that maybe something is wrong indeed. I don't think Aileen is a terrible medical professional, but I do think she has some skills to learn.

I've been a patient of One Medical for almost four years and they have never failed when it's come…read moreto my concerns. One person in particular that's always stood out to me has been Aileen. I've seen her numerous times for colds, flu, women's health, etc. & every time I've seen her she's gone above and beyond to make sure I felt taken care of. There have been times that I have gone in for one issue, and Aileen was able to tackle three more with me. She's caring, thoughtful, highly educated in her field, and gives you the individual care and respect that you'd want your provider to give. I expect to see Aileen as my provider for many years to come!

Dr Koltzova is a nice person and it shows in her care for her patients. She spends the time to…read moreknow her patients, and provides non-pressure suggestions. She moved to a new space on the 8th floor of 3838 California St. Appointments are easy to make and she's in early. Joy who runs the front office is very organized and most important returns messages.

I started with this medical corporation back in 1980 when Dr Bohannon was still there. He retired…read moreand I continued with Dr Koltzova because I wanted a female doctor. I'm happy to have her because she is very smart and caring. I liked all the doctors in this group and am sorry to see them retire. Or in Dr Hufford's case, pass away too young.

I have been working with Dr. Meyers for well over ten years…read more Dr. Meyers has always made me feel comfortable and she's comprehensive in her approach. If there are concerns, it is easy to relate them to her. She demonstrates a very proactive approach and the end results are always favorable. I will always reach out her always! She's the only doctor in this field that seem to know what the hell their talking about! Kudos to Dr. Meyers... many thanks!

I had a thyroid storm in may of 2008 and ended up at St. Mary's. The consult specialist…read more(endocrinologist) was Dr Myers. In the beginning she was nice, sort of reminded me of my mother so I started to see her. Her receptionist is a problem. I managed to get on her good side, but in the beginning, after having been just released from the hospital, she said I'd have to wait at least 2 weeks. Then the doctor told me I shouldn't have waited (uhhh?). It got progressively worse after that. It seems Ann is the chairman of the local (or state?) endocrinologist board of specialists, so I sort of get the impression she's off stroking her ego rather than seeing her patients. She's often out of the office on vacations or trips and really does an incredibly poor job of finding someone to backfill. When she is in the office, she's booked solid and pretty much unavailable. I went to see my primary care doctor about something else and interestingly he knew far more about thyroid issues than Ann has ever illustrated. Bottom line: she's just unavailable, her assistant is a poor communicator and generally overwhelmed with everything, the entire practice is highly inflexible (won't email test results, won't have phone consults, must have appt for everything but never available). Plus she's sort of strange. She pulled a "I know you don't believe it, but you WILL get better" (and actually, I *did* believe I was going to get better... it's a highly treatable condition. Of course, after she did that over and over again I started to worry).

Anita Roth is a thorough and highly competent doctor. She always listens to my concerns and goes…read morethe extra mile, ensuring that my questions are fully addressed. Her office staff is very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend her.

Dr. Kim has been helpful, informative and understanding. She's also been very proactive in having…read moreher office track down records that other doctors have failed to get when given the information, re-reading results from older tests and explaining to me what the previous doctor missed, and helping me understand what I need to know to manage my own care from provider to provider. Highly recommended, even with the fairly inconvenient (at least for me) office schedule.

Dr. Kim is caring, a good listener, and very observant. I…read morehave been with her for years now struggling with my A1c and could not get it to come down. I have knee issues so could not exercise, so asked her if I could go on Keto. I have done a modified Keto and have lost over 30 pounds. I lowered my BMI to 6.7 Ian's met standards for my knee replacement. Saw her today and she is proud of me and I am proud of myself. Thank you Dr. Kim'

Dr. Ma has been a great support for me.  I consult with her about a lot of personal issues. What's…read moregreat about Dr. Ma is that she is very easy to talk to and always offers me two perspectives at my request, a nice and considerate opinion and the other is the hard honest truth. I trust her as my confidant and definitely would refer her.

Dr. Ma is an excellent person. Her gentle kind demeanor is exactly what someone needs in difficult…read moretimes in life. I believe she helps people live a better life.

Life changing. Heavy work, excruciating in many ways. Lightened my life and opened my heart…read more Definitely not for the faint of heart.

There is a certain level of trust seeing a doctor; a professional. Sadly, for me anyway, this…read morewasn't my experience - maybe Cynthia Dyess was just having a bad day. Cynthia Dyess was the QME picked from a Panel for a Worker's Compensation psych eval. She evaluated me for 50 minutes; the first 30 minutes was spent taking 3 rey tests, asking me about my father, my family, places I've lived and worked. As she was ushering me to the door she stated I couldn't afford her, I'd need therapy for this once a week for at least a year, she gave me a referral of a colleague because in her words "there are no good worker's comp. doctors". I left our brief meeting feeling she would be recommending I get the help I need. Not once did she ask how I felt or how the WC claim has affected my life. When she finally did ask why I was there she said to "concisley explain what happened ", unfortunately, what happened to me could not be explained in 5 minutes or less, when I began to explain I looked up at her and saw a look of boredom and impatience, so I stopped - that was it. She said she'd have her report done by the end of day, basing my state of mind and physical well-being off of the medical records sent to her earlier? - why did I need to be there since she showed no interest finding out why I had to file the worker's compensation claim. Can a therapist adaquately know a person in 50 minutes and not ask or understand what happened to them? A competent doctor/therapist would spend the time to understand why the person was there to talk to them in the first place. At the end of all this she lied to me - to my face and made statements in her QME report that were never discussed, said or even factual. I'll have to find a way to pay someone to help me work through my work related depression and anxiety or just kill myself - thank you Cynthia Biased. If you do see this lady as a QME, hopefully, you can focus her attention on the reason you're there, not the relationship you had with your father. Don't let her spend the majority of the time she's billing workers compensation on timing you counting dots, a child can do that. Be mindful what Dyess says to you, it may not be true. Psychiatrist's expert in their field know it takes hours of face-to-face time to diagnose and perform a proper evaluation of a patient. It appears Dyess has the unskilled Dunning-Kruger effect, in no way will she re-eval her evals. She is correct on one thing, she is not a good Worker's Comp. QME.