I have mysterious illness that other numerous Doctors couldn't figure out for more than 10 years…read more Thanks to the Yelp reviews here, I discovered Dr. Madej. He was able to diagnose my issue in two visits. He's like the Dr. House of Silicon Valley. Thanks to Dr. Madej, I eventually fully recovered. I'm adding my review here to pay it forward, and I hope that it would help someone else.

He is a very caring doctor. Patient first! Excellent experience and education at a Medical…read moreUniversity im Poland

Some physicians practice medicine as an art. Dr. Weisserstein is one. I will always be grateful for…read morethe meticulous care he took in discerning my diagnosis and crafting my treatment. In the three long years that passed before I arrived at his door I suffered excruciating pain, anxiety an depression. Granted that my condition is very rare but none of the other doctors at PAMF listened to me. Dr. Wasserstein did. He was patient, empathetic and thorough.. How rare is that these days? As a result of the extraordinary care I received from Dr.Phillip Wasserstein I have a new lease on life. I am finally on the road to recovery. Thank you, kind sir. Truett CV

Dr. Wasserstein changed my life…read more In eighth grade I had a gran mal seizure. Full on unconscious, frothing at the mouth gnarliness. No underlying cause could be found and I haven't had one since, but after that I started having these small "episodes" where my muscles would tighten uncontrollably when I started to walk or run. Unless I stopped and/or leaned on something, I would fall over. It would last for 5-10 seconds and then go away. The neurologists I saw in New Jersey, where I grew up, didn't know what was happening except that I had irregular EEG (brain-wave scan) results. They said it seemed seizure related, but it wasn't epilepsy. They prescribed phenobarbital which helped the EEGs become normal, but didn't do anything for my symptoms at all. At least I could get hopped up on barbiturates, if I was so inclined (I wasn't). I came out to California for college and a couple years in I decided to see a Neurologist at Stanford to see if they had any ideas. At that time, Dr. Wasserstein was heading the Motion Disorders Clinic at Stanford, though as you can see from the listing, he has since moved to the Palo Alto Medical Foundation. I described my symptoms. He nodded and said, "It sounds like you have PKC (Huh?!?) or Paroxysmal Kinesigenic Choreoathetosis. ([slaps forehead] Of course!!) It's a movement disorder. Not very common, but I've seen several patients with it . . ." Yada, yada, yada. Long story short. He ran some tests (sleep deprived EEG's are the bomb) and changed my meds and I haven't had an episode since!! (well as long as I don't forget to take them (Bad, Andrew!!)) That was 17 years ago. Now I don't have to take awkward pauses when I start to walk and have to explain why over and over again to quizzical friends and acquaintances or keel over in a crosswalk whilst grabbing a random person next to me for support (it's happened). Wooo hooo!!! Sometimes seeing a specialist isn't enough. You need to find the specialty within the specialty. Motion Disorders? Who knew? Thanks Dr. Wasserstein!!

Just the kind of PCP you would want ...kind and empathetic with a great attitude.He actually…read morelistens to you and makes you feel genuinely cared for.

Dr. Eric Bridgnell in an amazing doctor and an amazing human being. He truly cares about his…read morepatients and he patiently answers all questions and address all concerns. Thank you Dr for all your care.

Michelle literally saved my life. When the cards are not in your favor, even when outside looking…read morein everything seems great - she was able to dig me from the hole what I was in. This is only a preliminary review - with a long one coming - while keeping the private stuff compliant and solely focused on the service, attention to detail, amazing empathy, ridiculously ability to connect at a personal level and understanding of your background no matter how unique, and holistic care that Michelle provided - 15/10. My only wish is she could join me as I moved to Ny I would stick with her forever. Stay tuned

I've been seeing Dr. Kwok for a couple years now and I can't say enough about how wonderful she is…read more She is extremely thoughtful and warm, and has always made me feel heard. She helped me find a medication that really worked for me and has been amazing in walking me through her plans for my future. What I value most is that she treats me with respect, approaching with sensitivity and genuine curiosity about how I'm doing. I truly could not ask for a more compassionate psychiatrist.

Dr. Kamis is the type of psychiatrist you always wished you had all along! She's down-to-earth,…read morewarm, caring and has incredible social skills. You feel like you're talking to a friend, while getting world-class medical advice. I highly recommend her to those who would like a mesh between professionalism and a kind, empathetic, real nature as a person.

I have collaborated with Dr. Kamis since 2015 and she remains a top choice as a referral source for…read morepeople who are experiencing depression, anxiety, sleep problems, or issues in women's mental health and sports psychiatry. Dr. Kamis is an extremely warm-hearted, kind, down-to-earth, intelligent physician who connects with her clients. Additionally, Dr. Kamis uses a "lifestyle" approach to her integrated treatment plans, focusing on behavioral changes, sleep optimization, and healthy diet as well as medication management when necessary. If I had to refer a family member who was suffering with increased levels of stress, poor sleep, mood changes, anxiety, or an athlete who wants that extra edge, I would recommend they work with Dr. Kamis.

Dr Hiroshima is one of the best and very knowledgeable doctors around…read more He's is very positive, through and truly cares about the well being of his patients. He was my primary doctor at PAMF for years and I miss him soooo much.

I have had the privilege of being a patient of Doctor Hiroshima for about 5 years now and could't…read morefeel more blessed. He's caring, compassionate, professional, intelligent, and clearly doing what the world needs him to do, as he's truly made to be a doctor! I am, and will always be, so incredibly grateful for his care, and if he ever leaves PAMF, so do i....

I was referred to Dr Dimitriu by my therapist when I fell into a very long bout of mania. I hadn't…read moreslept in weeks, my meds were off and I couldn't keep my days,straight. I Thought I was losing it. Dr Dimitriu and Lauren calmed me down and got me back to center. Within a week I was sleeping, each night a few more hours until I started sleeping regularly 9 hours a night. My meds worked again and I was feeling like I had my life back. Both Dr Dimitriu and Lauren were there to answer emails and all my questions. I am now happily back to seeing them on a quarterly basis and my therapist and insurance provided psychiatrist on a regular basis. I am a very happy client who believes that Dr Dimitriu and Lauren Varma are tops in their profession. They gave me my life back.

Warning - Dimitriu Will Call the Cops on You!…read more I was sitting in my house not bothering anyone or making any threats. I was not committing any crimes. I was not in danger. I was not bothering anyone else. This "doctor," Alex Dimitriu, called me at home and told me he was incarcerating me in a locked facility. I tried to talk to him to see what the problem was and address any concerns he might have. He arrogantly just told me "I'm not going to argue with you." The law was on my side and civil rights exist. I politely told this person that he technically could not legally do this to me. His response was to threaten to call the cops on me, weaponizing his medical license and the racial dynamics of the situation. Interacting with Alex Dimitriu left me feeling like the most helpless victim. He forced himself on me through "medical treatment" - involuntary incarceration. He spit on my right to due process - the one guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Alex Dimitriu treated me like three-fifths of a person. I have been diagnosed with PTSD as a result of Dimitriu's aggression. I have not felt safe since he ignored the law, stripped me of my rights, and traumatized me. The professional psychotherapist I consulted (who is licensed by the state of California) called Dimitriu's actions "a disgusting abuse of power." I suspect but can not prove that he tried to hide his actions and this review from you, the reader. I've had to rewrite it once. Stay safe - stay away from Dimitriu! - Former patient

After a bad experience at a large provider, I was fortunate to find Dr. Ostashko at Los Altos…read moreNeurology. While he reached the same conclusion as the other doctor, the way he explained the results--with clarity, context, and genuine care--completely changed my outlook. He has supported me throughout recovery by monitoring my progress, adjusting treatment as needed, clearly explaining test results, and, when medically appropriate, advocating on my behalf. His office is responsive, efficient, and easy to work with, and I can access appointment summaries, prescriptions, and invoices through a secure online portal. The difference between his care and that of big providers is night and day. If you want a neurologist who combines medical expertise with compassion and insight, Dr. Ostashko is outstanding.

I do not recommend Los Altos Neurology. My PCP recommended Anton Ostashko because of some…read moreconcerning movement problems I am having. During the office exam he asked me many leading questions but I never felt like he listened to my answers. He seemed to want to convince me that I was stressed out. He also seemed to want to convince me that I have a very healthy brain based on a recent MRI and that he could find nothing physically wrong with me. He told me my issues were likely due to something called Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). He referred me to Stanford's website where I found out that this is the newest name for what was historically called Hysteria in women, AKA Conversion Disorder. See Stanford website: https://med.stanford.edu/psychiatry/patient_care/fnd.html I compare this to taking your car to the mechanic and after only checking the fluid levels in the engine, they tell you nothing is wrong with your car, you just need to sign up for driving lessons. Who would go to a mechanic with such a shallow understanding of a car? I don't believe I could have ever received an accurate diagnosis with this doctor. I went to another neurologist and as it turns out, I have a very serious and physical neurological disease, one that requires medication and medical attention.