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4.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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Bay Area Pediatrics

3.0(2 reviews)
1.9 mi

Both of my children have been patients here since the day they were born. Dr. K was in the…read morehospital checking up from literally day one. Over the last 18 years some staff changed and the office changed but the care and compassion BAP has shown has never changed. I have called Dr. K on weekends and in the middle of the night in emergencies. As first time parents we shared our concern with info we had heard about vaccine risks and the practice allowed us to space some of the shots out a few weeks (if I remember correctly) but calmly told us they would not skip vaccines. They were patient but firm and we appreciated it. Dr. K cares about you and your kids. The staff truly cares about you and your kids. I couldn't have asked for a better pediatrician.

Both of our children were patients at this office from birth. We really enjoyed this office until…read moreour second child started to have health problems then it became very evident that they did not care about our children at all. My second born, was a perfectly healthy newborn, until after his two month apt. He received the normal vaccines at which time he started to have a lot of problems; episodes of crying for more than 3-4 hrs, reflux, issues with his bowels, and eczema. I brought him in for a follow up, and was told the green mucus stool, was caused by a dairy allergy. I was breastfeeding and my diet had not changed. I removed dairy from my food and even tried a dairy free formula that never helped him. They tested his stool multiple times for blood, because they said it is was a true dairy allergy eventually his stool would have blood. It never did. I refused his 4 and 6 months shots, because at this point I had read the FDA inserts and SEVERAL medical studies that listed his symptoms as a reaction to the DTAP. I brought this up to the provider who questioned my sources, and when I told her pubmed, the cdc, and science direct she still didn't believe me. I showered her the FDA inserts of symptoms and her explanation was that the eczema was because newborns skin has to get used to the outside world.... And insisted that it wasn't from the vaccines. I then asked for the information on the lot numbers and brand so that I could report his symptoms to VAERS, it was at this time that Dr. K finally called to get involved and said we would not be able to stay due to their vaccine policy, after a very heated conversation of me bringing up the research and the fact that they clearly didn't care about my child enough to allow me to delay, or believe that this was a reaction despite the research and proof. Mind you I have been an ER NURSE for 8 years, and my first was fully vaccinated. After we were threatened to be removed we found a new pediatrician, as we did not feel that they truly cared for our children or safe there anymore. Fast forward to our new pediatrician and we reviewed his medical history and the previous mentioned events, and this provider informed me that this was an adverse reaction to the dtap without even telling him what I believed. He informed us the risk for more severe reactions on another dose is ten fold after these symptoms. He said we were so very lucky that we were educated enough to do the research and put our foot down, because had we not known and gone through with it he could have been seriously harmed. My first born also had speech delay I brought this up regularly from 14 mths on at BAP, and was ignored and told that he was fine. After leaving this office, we were referred to a speech therapist by the new pediatrician and were told that at 2.5 yrs old he had the speech of an 18 mth old. We have been advised by lawyers, that we have a good case for medical negligence and malpractice.The sheets they send you AFTER the apt never once told me that these issues could occur, that is not true informed consent. If you have ever had a baby with these symptoms, do your research and trust your gut.

The Pediatric Center - Patient safe COVID 19 precautions

The Pediatric Center

4.0(21 reviews)
33.4 mi

We started going to The Pediatric Center after transferring from another practice, and it has been…read moresuch a refreshing change. The office is well-organized, the staff is consistently friendly, and the environment is clean and welcoming. We really appreciate the separation of well and sick visit areas -- it's a thoughtful touch that gives extra peace of mind. Everyone we've encountered has been so kind to our 1.5-year-old, which helps him feel completely at ease during visits. They genuinely interact with the kids and make the experience positive from start to finish. I recently had to call on a weekend and was connected with a nurse who was incredibly helpful and thorough in answering my questions. That kind of care really stands out. We see Dr. Diane Landram, and she is absolutely wonderful. She takes the time to listen, offers helpful and up-to-date information, and never makes you feel rushed or dismissed. This is exactly what pediatric care should look like -- highly recommend!

I am absolutely appalled by the experience my husband and daughter had at this office. We will…read morenever be returning, and I strongly question how this office is being managed. My husband brought our daughter in for an appointment that was specifically scheduled for two shots. In addition, we requested that they look at stitches that had not completely dissolved. Somehow, when my husband arrived, the staff had no idea why she was there and apparently thought the appointment was only for the stitches. This was not a misunderstanding on our end -- the appointment was booked by the nurse for the purpose of getting her shots. Because everyone was apparently getting ready to leave for the day, my husband and daughter were then rushed through the appointment. The fact that the staff had apparently made a scheduling error and were now inconvenienced by their own mistake is not our problem. To make matters worse, this office has previously used a cold-pack buzzer to help distract our daughter during shots. This time, they didn't. It may seem like a small detail, but when you're dealing with a child getting shots, consistency and basic consideration matter. The worst part of the entire experience, however, was what happened afterward. My husband was sent to the manager's office, where the manager proceeded to question him about why we don't bring our daughter in more often. She actually asked, "How do you know she's growing?" Seriously? We can see her. We are her parents. It is completely inappropriate and incredibly condescending for a manager to question a parent about how they choose to parent their own child, especially when there was absolutely no justification for the attitude she took with my husband. Her demeanor was disgusting, judgmental, and completely unprofessional. She then apparently mumbled something along the lines of how it was "good" that he brought her in for her shots because "you know how people are these days." That comment was completely inappropriate and frankly left us wondering exactly what she was implying. There was absolutely no accountability for the office's scheduling error. Instead, my husband was made to feel as though he was the problem. This entire experience was disrespectful, unprofessional, judgmental, and completely unacceptable. Parents should not have to walk into a pediatric office and be made to feel scrutinized or criticized by the people who are supposed to be providing care for their child. What a disgrace. We have completely lost confidence in this office and will be taking our daughter elsewhere. I would not recommend this office to anyone looking for a place where parents and children are treated with basic respect and professionalism. If I could give this office zero stars, I absolutely would.

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Pediatrics of Seven Corners

5.0(13 reviews)
47.4 mi
33 years in business
Speaks Spanish

While I was pregnant with my first daughter, we were referred to Dr. Nguyen by a close friend. We…read moreabsolutely loved Dr. Nguyen and his team. He took great care of my daughter in her first two years of life. She always finds something entertaining in the waiting area, whether it was the TV or the giant fish tank. By the time our second daughter was born, we had moved to a new neighborhood so we switched to a practice that was closer to home. Otherwise, it was a 20-minute drive to Seven Corners. If you live in or near Seven Corners, I highly recommend Dr. Nguyen!

Now that I have 2 little boys (2 years old and 4 years old), I've had the opportunity to bring my 2…read moreboys to Dr. Lamson to get their COVID19 Vaccines (as our local pediatrics were completely out of vaccines). My 2 year old is highly afraid of Shots AND doctors, but Dr. Lamson was able to entertain the little guy enough where he allowed him to pull his pant leg up so that he could administer the vaccine on his thigh, he cried a bit, but after that, he wanted Dr. Lamson to play with him. My 4 year old, on the other hand, loved how Dr. Lamson installed a video game system in the waiting lobby and he also enjoyed the decorations that were put up in the patient room. He asked me if he could come here for his future wellness visits and we just might schedule both of their wellness visits here and just leave emergency and sick visits for our local pediatrics!

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Father and Son Pediatric Team Dr. Tung Nguyen's son, Dr. Lam Son Nguyen will join our clinic starting in July 2018

Pediatrics of Seven Corners - We truly value our patient families and our proud to have a very culturally diverse practice!

We truly value our patient families and our proud to have a very culturally diverse practice!

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