I've been going to Dr. Nordlicht for years and he's great. Always cheerful, takes my medical…read moreconcerns seriously and I enjoy our friendly banter.

Dr. Nordlicht is so kind. He listen and cares. He also has been a md for a long time and has…read moreexcellent assessment skills. I like the location of his office across the hospital and it is easy to make an appt with him on the sutter application. He helps with referrals and other needs when asked :) highly recommend Dr nordlicht

I've been going to Dr. Hinshaw for 8 months, and despite my thinking it couldn't get better after…read moreevery visit, it somehow does. He is so patient, gentle, kind, knowledgeable, and speaks in a way that is accessible to anyone. I feel exceptionally lucky to have him as my PCP (type of care he provides me is being my primary care physician). Whoever the CEO is: pay him more because I truly hope he never leaves. He is the consummate healer.

Dr. Hinshaw is a superb physician. My wife and I recently were in need of a new GP when our…read morelong-time primary-care doctor suspended her practice. After searching for a replacement a good bit, we finally found Dr. Hinshaw and could not be more pleased with him and the care he has rendered us. He is extraordinarily thorough, curious, and probing without being the least bit intrusive. We are most happy with the care we have received from him and have no hesitation in giving Dr. Hinshaw our most enthusiastic recommendation.

Dr. Khoo is a great physician. Very caring and very knowledgeable. Cared about my out of pocket…read morecosts for my medications when she was determining which brand of medication to prescribe. She took care to explain why she was prescribing certain medications and gently prodded me to make more helpful healthy choices. She was confident but gentle in her guidance. Others commented here, saying that she failed to diagnose a rare medical condition. I don't find that to be disqualifying because, by definition, a rare medical condition is hard to discover. Dr. Khoo was cheerful, sensible and straightforward. Exactly what I wanted in a doctor. Would recommend her highly.

I am so glad I can continue to see Dr. Karen Khoo at her new location. I have been a patient of Dr…read more Khoo for 20+ years and have always received great service from her and her staff. I highly recommend her.

Not sure if Dr. Terdiman read my review and so changed his behavior, if I caught him on an off day,…read moreor if he just does better when he has test results. (Of course, just so you make an informed choice yourself: he may also have been nicer because I posted the magical words "risk management" and "tenured law professor" - either of which cause doctors to shift their care. And I also got referred through the VIP coordinator due to my concierge doctor.) I had my colonoscopy done at Stanford, which is usually great, but the doctor didn't have followup til ... three months later! I sent the results to Dr. Terdiman, and he responded by email within a few hours with a detailed analysis. It was incredibly re-assuring, and he didn't rake in the big bucks that doctors get for procedures like the colonoscopy itself. My osteopath, Mathew Gilmartin, says he thought that Dr. Terdiman is very caring and responsive with his other patients. So I stand corrected in my earlier negative review.

Review is for Chris. She got her supervisor to reach out to doctor to see me despite his no longer…read moretreating my issue.

My review comes with the caveat that we mutually fired each other. She couldn't/wouldn't provide…read morewhat I needed and I'm not the kind of patient suited for her process of medical care. I like her, very much, as a person, but for a clinician, I needed "more". Her medical process entails sticking to a checklist of *somewhat necessary medical tests that have become a part of the "evidence based medicine" machine. Most "average" MDs have been trained to follow a checklist, rather than thinking for themselves and have been sandwiched between their administrators and medical malpractice to make sure they are "staying between the lines". (Read Pharmageddon by Dr Healy for more insight.) I DON'T FAULT HER, as she has her policies and sticks to them regardless of her patient's desire for alternative solutions. However I do want to warn potential patients who may want leading edge medical treatments. She is an implementer, not a strategist. If you want leading edge, she isn't your doc... I'm guessing she is an ISFJ personality. They are great at following policy and rules: " ISFJs live in a world that is concrete and kind. They are truly warm and kind-hearted, and want to believe the best of people. They value harmony and cooperation, and are likely to be very sensitive to other people's feelings. People value the ISFJ for their consideration and awareness, and their ability to bring out the best in others by their firm desire to believe the best. ISFJs have a rich inner world that is not usually obvious to observers. They constantly take in information about people and situations that is personally important to them, and store it away. This tremendous store of information is usually startlingly accurate, because the ISFJ has an exceptional memory about things that are important to their value systems. It would not be uncommon for the ISFJ to remember a particular facial expression or conversation in precise detail years after the event occured, if the situation made an impression on the ISFJ. ISFJs have a very clear idea of the way things should be, which they strive to attain. They value security and kindness, and respect traditions and laws. They tend to believe that existing systems are there because they work. Therefore, they're not likely to buy into doing things in a new way, unless they're shown in a concrete way why its better than the established method. ISFJs learn best by doing, rather than by reading about something in a book, or applying theory. For this reason, they are not likely to be found in fields which require a lot of conceptual analysis or theory. They value practical application. Traditional methods of higher education, which require a lot of theorizing and abstraction, are likely to be a chore for the ISFJ. The ISFJ learns a task best by being shown its practical application. Once the task is learned, and its practical importance is understood, the ISFJ will faithfully and tirelessly carry through the task to completion." Please note that the "carry through the task to completion" is her albatross.

The clinic is hard to find- the entrance is on Locust, not California, and it's not ostentatiously…read moremarked. I walked to the Laurel Heights campus before realizing I had gone too far. There is an elevator on the Locust entrace and a staircase leading to a parking lot on the other side of the building. The check-in process was pretty expedient, as was the appointment booking process. MA, Jim, was super nice. Dr. Martin was very nice, too, and thorough in her examination. She didn't order unnecessary labs seeing how I brought in my old records from my previous PCP. They use electronic (EPIC) charting, so that is convenient.

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.

Today was my first visit to Dr. Maybury's office, and I called just this morning for an appoinment…read more I've never had a doctor that was so easy to talk to and willing to answer all of my questions, I felt like I had his complete attention the entire time. I'd also like to note that his receptionist Angelee (forgive me if the spelling is incorrect), and his attending nurse were extremely nice and helpful as well. If your new to the city and looking for a doctor, look no more....Dr. Maybury is what your looking for! PS. If your needing to do any blood work or test's after your Dr.'s visit, the lab is in the same building and it's really easy to find.

I have been going back-and-forth (for more than a year now) with Dr. Maybury and his office over an…read moreerroneous charge for "out-of-network". I have healthcare coverage and should have been charged "in-network"... Yet, his office can't seem to fix it. Super frustrating. To add salt to the wound, he sent me a GoFundMe to help keep his practice up and running... wtf?!

Dr. Kwon performed a routine colonoscopy on me. She was professional, skillful, intelligent,…read morearticulate, and considerate. Just great! Subtracted one star for the difficulties getting hold of a human being on her phone system.

find another doc. she is just awful, hurried, impolite. i am not a physician so no idea how…read morecompetent she is. Couple of coloscopies over the years. Results given to me unclear.