I saw Dr.Foley in May of this year to do a procedure on me. Everything she told me what could…read morepossibly happen, didn't. In fact the procedure went so well I wasn't sure it was even done. She made it easier than going to the dentist for a teeth cleaning. Her sense of caring made me feel so relaxed. There really aren't enough stars for Dr. Foley. We won't be finding more doctors like this now or in the future. How lucky I was and thanks to Dr. Honneger (another great one) I was able to be so fortunate.....to have both of these physicians in a lifetime. Sonja Farer

Dr Foley was the worst for me. I had a missed miscarriage, and she did a D&C to complete it…read more However, she did not get it all. She never advised me that this could be a possibility. And when I was having troubling symptoms after the procedure, she was dismissive and defensive. When I asked questions about a plan b if her plan a didn't work (and it didn't work bc she wasn't clued in that there was still pregnancy left inside me), she got snippy and told me I should just trust her and she knows what she is doing. I left the practice after that. I was left for two months after the botched D&C in a disbelieved state of semi-pregnancy. It was awful and resulted in pain, infection, extended processing of grief, and lasting trauma.

I do not recommend this clinic from my experience as a patient…read more Poor assessment & clinical management. Waisted time & money going to Lamorinda Gynecology & surgery. Dr. Christianson's first question was if i live in Lamorinda. As a Nurse, I asked how her surgical approach for endometriosis surgery. Her answer was a bit questionable to me being in the field and after research & second opinion at UCSF. That is not the best option I will go for. My endometriosis has improved by 80% with UCSF non surgical recommendation. You only have one set of reproductive organs. The bay area has the best endometriosis doctors in the nation. There are other established programs (Stanford, kaiser, south). It was a mistake to go here because it was close to home.

I highly recommend Dr. Cheruba Prabakar…read more Over the last two years, she has helped me navigate everything from future fertility decisions after having three children, to breast cancer risk given my family history, to now exploring hormone replacement therapy and all of the nuances that come with it. What I appreciate most is that she takes the time to look at the whole picture. When needed, she's connected me with other specialists and helped me build the right team so I could make informed decisions with confidence. I've sought information through various third-party women's health companies, but none have come close to the depth, thoughtfulness, and individualized care that Dr. Prabakar provides. I'm learning that HRT is rarely straightforward, and what will set her apart is how carefully she reviews my history, symptoms, and bloodwork before making recommendations. Her bedside manner is warm, knowledgeable, thorough, and never makes me feel rushed. As a physician affiliated with Northwell Health, she brings a level of expertise and professionalism that has given me tremendous confidence in her guidance. Private care is certainly an investment and a luxury for most, but I genuinely believe Dr. Prabakar saves her patients significant time, confusion, and heartache by helping them make thoughtful decisions from the beginning. I leave every appointment feeling informed, supported, and confident in my next steps. I feel incredibly fortunate to have her in my corner.

Dr Monardo and Dr Ulrich delivered my second son by c section and they did an excellent job!…read moreEverything went well. I healed much faster this time around then I did after my first. I saw both doctors during my entire pregnancy and they were both very sweet and comforting but also very professional. I never felt that the appointments were rushed and my questions were always answered no matter how silly they were. Thank you for delivering my baby so carefully and taking such great care of both of us! It will not be forgotten! The world is lucky to have doctors like you!! Sorry this is so late. Baby B was born on June 16, 2017 at CPMC.

Use to love her until i realized she does not care about me or my health. I had a PCOS diagnosis 4…read moremonths ago has she called to talk to me about the diagnosis? NOPE! I have called left messages had a appointment with her but of course she canceled. I also have been having heavy bleeding problems for the past 3 years straight and she keeps saying its "Normal" I got TWO 2nd opinions both of them said ABSOLUTELY NOT NORMAL! I have been talking to her about this for 3 YEARS! Today was my last straw when i had a appointment for my Depo shot and they waited til 17 mins after the start time to tell me they cant give it to me. (I can get it 3 weeks early) I drove 41 miles and They brushed it off saying "its scheduling fault" this has not been the first time something with scheduling as happened either. But bottom line Dr Monardo really does not care about her patients or maybe its just me she does not care about. I now see why more black woman die in the delivery room giving birth then any other race! Nice to read that she was at least nice to you guys who left a review! Unfortunately not my case

Super impressed but the service this John Muir branch offers. Making an appointment was easy and…read moreeven though it was not immediate, I was happy to wait a couple of weeks as there was no emergency reason for this annual check. Building is well located and very practical. Waiting area is immaculate and spacious. The nurse who look after me was kind and clear. I was seen on time I was seen by the nurse practitioner Eli who was thorough , efficient, caring and gentle.

Dr Monardo is one of those rare once-in-a-lifetime doctors. Her genuine care and compassion for her…read morepatients is consistently evident and she's truly an advocate for female healthcare. As her patient, she went above and beyond to help me navigate and overcome some very difficult times which is something I'm grateful for and will never forget. Unfortunately I moved out of state and had to change providers.

My experience with Dr. Kagan was just awful. She was dismissive and entirely uninterested in…read morefiguring out the cause of my symptoms. I requested to see her instead of my usual gyno because on the Blue Cross directory she's listed as a reproductive endocrinologist, and I was trying to figure out if I have PCOS. The very first question she asked me was, "So why was it so important that you get an appointment with me?" When I explain, she says she's not an endocrinologist and is wholly unconcerned about her online misrepresentation, or the inconvenience it's caused me. She spent most of the visit explaining that "some women just have [insert myriad symptoms here]" and trying to convince me not to pursue diagnosis. While I respect this may be the case, and it's entirely possible I just coincidentally have a variety of symptoms that aren't actually caused by PCOS, her brusque condescension left me on the verge of tears. I can't understand why she was so convinced that my symptoms were meaningless.

Dr. Kagan is great! Very professional, but really friendly and likeable. I can't say I *enjoyed*…read morethe visit, but I really liked her and feel like I'm in good hands (so to speak). She's a little dismissive at times, so be persistent if you have questions. I've heard really good things about the other doctors in her office, too.

I found Dr. Schleuning to be a skilled surgeon who told me what I needed to hear, had patience to…read morelisten to my concerns, was honest about my situation and gave me excellent advice. Most importantly, the outcome of my surgical procedure was excellent and my recovery went well. I am very grateful to have had her as my surgeon.

My experience with this doctor was terrible. After waiting over an hour undressed in the exam room,…read moreshe finally walked in and, in a condescending tone, asked why I was "in such a hurry." I won't go into graphic details, but after performing a minor procedure, she left me in pain and bleeding and simply walked out. I had to get up and track down a nurse for help. Overall, an awful and deeply unprofessional experience.

These negative reviews...wow. While I currently don't see Dr. Sandhu (due to moving & insurance…read morecoverage), when I did she was absolutely amazing! She has never been one to sugar coat things & will tell you how it is. But she is so warm and kind and possesses great bedside manner when doing so. She delivered both of my children, both difficult pregnancies. Even as knowledgeable as she is, She was very thoughtful and respectful of my beliefs, views & opinions. She cared like a doctor should, and didn't just "practice" medicine. I was not in the best of health in my last pregnancy due to existing autoimmune health issues. I ended up developing preeclampsia followed by HELLP syndrome at 34 weeks. Because of her close monitoring, knowledge, quick judgement and tough decision making my premature child & I are here today. Definitely an thorough doctor who advocates for her patients & encourages them to advocate for themselves as well. I always recommend her when asked. So very fond of her & her practice.

Poor experience. Waited in waiting room for 30 minutes past appointment for 10 minutes of time. Got…read morea bill for $2300 for a pelvic ultrasound and was never quoted that big a bill. Doctor says there's "nothing they can do" will not be going back.

I am father of Dr Lerner patient Priyanka Sodhi He operated…read moreon her last Friday. It was a complex process, he did a perfect job. He is not only competent surgeon, he is an excellent person too. God Bless him

Saw Dr. Lerner for a mystery pelvic tumor in 2019. I provided the MRIs early as requested, but when…read morehe came in to my appointment, nobody had checked them. He popped out of the room for a minute to give them a look, came back with a "diagnosis," and tried - on the spot! - to schedule a fully robotic surgery in 6 weeks. No biopsy, no nothing. He was cold and quick and entirely certain, and the only time he smiled some unsettling lopsided half-grin was when he announced he was going to do the physical examination. I cried for 30 minutes in the parking lot, then I scheduled an appointment at UCSF. They spent months trying to figure out what I had and no, Dr. Lerner's guess was not even close. Very rare, very precarious tumor. The surgery took 20+ people and the heads of two oncology departments. I shudder to think what would have happened if I hadn't gotten a second opinion.