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Hello, I had to get a bone scan and I met the nicest technician named Connor Williams who works…read morehere. He took my scans (photographs to people like me) and was so knowledgeable and very happy to answer all my questions. He made me think that with a little bit of stretching every day, I could change the way my life is going. You might say he changed my life for the better with just a visit to him and he wasn't even the doctor! Thank you so much Connor! I'm glad I met you!

I want to start by separating the quality of the medical professionals I have encountered from my…read moreexperience with Mangrove Medical as an organization. The doctor I work with is incredibly knowledgeable, as have been the medical assistants and nurses I've encountered. My criticism is not directed at them. My problem is with the administrative practices surrounding that care. The waiting room is routinely crowded, and the practice operates at an obviously high volume. Despite that, Mangrove imposes an extraordinarily high cancellation fee on patients. I receive medical care in Sacramento and the Bay Area, including through specialty practices, and I have not encountered cancellation fees comparable to what Mangrove charges. That policy is particularly galling given Mangrove's own relationship with appointment times. I have been seeing my provider for more than a year, and by my estimate, they run about 30 minutes behind on average. Yet after waiting, my appointments frequently feel rushed. I rarely spend more than 10 minutes with my provider. Waiting half an hour or more only to feel hurried through the few minutes I actually receive with my doctor is neither attentive care nor respectful of a patient's time. My experiences trying to address these delays with the front desk have been similarly frustrating. Communication about delays and their impact on patients has been consistently poor and, at times, dismissive. The result is an unpleasant double standard: patients are expected to arrive on time, accommodate Mangrove's chronic delays, accept brief appointments when we are finally seen, and pay an exorbitant fee if we cannot meet their cancellation requirements. Mangrove does not appear to hold itself to anything approaching the same standard. For patients with limited options for primary care, there is also little practical ability to simply take our business elsewhere. That makes these policies and practices even more frustrating. I wish the administrative side of Mangrove reflected the knowledge and professionalism I have experienced from the medical staff themselves. After more than a year as a patient, the disparity between the two has become impossible to overlook.

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Argyll Medical Group

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I adore Dr. Afsari! I hadn't heard much about Argyll except the spotty Yelp! reviews, but I really…read morewanted to establish care and she seems to be the only PCP accepting new patients. So, I scheduled appointments for my husband and I. On arrival, we were greeted sweetly by Dr. Afsari's staff. The secretary was efficient and kind, as was the RN. The paperwork was thorough and all pretty standard. On meeting Dr. Afsari, she greeted us with a genuine smile, handshake, and open ear. My husband and I both did a lot of talking and I really appreciated the fact that she asked to hear more from my husband - evidencing a clear dedication to her patients' concerns. She was open to discussion of a variety of topics and is obviously well educated when discussing her recommendations. I felt we both were completely listened to, not just heard, and she didn't rush us in the slightest. My husband and I both appreciated the fact that she is pleasantly conservative with medications and supportive of alternative therapies like herbal remedies and breath work. Too often I feel like we are rushed and forced into pill popping when finding a simple cause and making basic, healthy changes could be the better fix. Dr. Afsari was fully supportive of a need for more exercise and well-rounded diets, which is another excellent sign of a practitioner who cares about patient HEALTH vs. problem treatment. Though she was conservative with medications, she was responsive and open with diagnostic labs, tests, etc. and seemed to really want to find answers to our concerns. As an RN, I went in hoping she'd order a few things and she did that and more. She also didn't fall short on patient education, which others tend to ignore. Overall, I am thrilled to have met Dr. Afsari and am pleased to call her my primary care provider. It's nice to know my husband's in such good hands. I know when I go for my appointment next month that she will listen to me and work with me, appreciating my insight and adding her expertise. Thanks, Dr. Afsari!

I was a patient of Dr Bishop for years. He is the best doctor I ever had. Always on time, cares…read moreabout his patients. Fantastic and smart doctor. It so sad that we lost him. I have followed up with Stuart Misheloff, who is a PA. Stuart is tops in his field too.

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James S Nagel, MD - Quality Of Life Medicine

3.8(12 reviews)
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In 2007 I gave birth to my first daughter. She was only 5 lbs. 7 oz., and I quickly found out that…read moremy health was not stable. Gaining 30 lbs in one month and completely unable to get out of bed, let alone care for her,  I went to my doctor. She tested my thyroid and told me everything was fine. When I fought back saying everything was not fine she agreed, condescendingly, to send me to an endocrinologist. I was quickly diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease and placed placed on Synthroid. "You take this pill every morning, and you won't have to worry about this anymore." If I had a nickel  for every time a member of the medical community said that to me, my family and I could on a Disney cruise! For the following five years. I struggled with infertility. Eight miscarriages followed; many injections, many tests, and no answers.  The weight fluctuations continued, as did the out of control rage that could overtake me causing out of body experiences. Why couldn't I calm myself down? I had a doctor laugh me out of his room when I said I had heart palpitations, and suggest I undergo psychiatric treatment for trauma. My feet hurt, my head hurt, my house was a mess, muscle pain and muscle weakness abounded and more than anything I was exhausted. The list goes on and on. In January 2013 I gave birth to a healthy 7 lbs. 1 oz. baby girl. Immediately following her birth, I again crashed. I gained 50 pounds in one month. I produced absolutely no milk, as with my first. And every doctor that I went to see told me to eat less. At this point I was a vegetarian, having just changed over from vegan during my pregnancy. There aren't enough carrots in the world to get me up to the 267 pounds I was. It was a nurse who pulled me aside and told me it wasn't my fault. That it was Hashimoto's disease. I finally took my health into my own hands. I started to research Hashimoto's disease, finding out that it was an autoimmune disease. Imagine that, five years of struggling with an autoimmune disease and not one single doctor declaring it as such to the patient. I fired my healthcare provider and found new insurance and subsequently met and broke up with at least 20 medical professionals. I found that being gluten-free made me feel better, however every medical professional I talked to told me cutting gluten out of my diet was pointless. We have come to find I have celiac's. When my second daughter was a toddler I had the good fortune of coming across Dr. Nagel's name on a list of doctors worth seeing. All of them were further than one hour from my home. The list had been created by patients who had been mistreated just as I had. They had finally located decent doctors, and placed them on a list based on the kinds of tests they would run and the treatment they would give. It was clear at my first appointment that this doctor was different. Dr. Nagel was so warm, and confident. He asked me questions no other Dr. had ever asked. Is your hair normally this curly? How do your feet feel? Can I see your fingernails, please? He ran tests and called me back for a second appointment. He was matter-of-fact and comforting about his findings, "You have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and you need to be put on bio-identical Estrogen and Progesterone. I'm also going to switch you over to Naturethroid, and I will continue to raise or lower your dose based on symptoms as well as tests." He also was fairly certain that I was prediabetic and suffered with vitamin deficiencies. He placed his hand comfortingly on my knee and said, "This isn't your fault. It's not your fault you are obese, it is not your fault that you have no libido, and I can fix it." I couldn't stop the tears from falling. Fix it he did. He placed me on an auto immune Paleo diet, and set me up with a nutritionist. Turns out I was fairly knowledgeable about nutrition but I had no idea how to go about losing this extra weight as a woman with PCOS and Hashimoto's disease. In the words of Dr. Nagel, "This isn't your fault, you could gain weight on a TicTac" I have been seeing Dr. Nagel for four years now and I will let my pictures speak for themselves. He's not just a doctor; he is an angel. Thank you Dr. Nagel for saving my life.

His vitamins and supplements were helpful, however, you could get the same thing anywhere. He was…read morerude and tried to make me feel like I don't work out enough (CrossFit 3-4 days a week), or that I wasn't being honest about my workouts since I wasn't loosing weight on his regimen. Also his nurse is very insensitive to a very sensitive topic. When I told her my weight, she replied "whoa, that's heavy". After I had lost 8 lbs she acted like it was nothing. I am giving him 1 star because the visit with the nutritionist was helpful but overall I was very disappointed with the money and time spent with him. I was expecting kindness and understanding, I left feeling fat shamed and judged. I have had much better success with Midi Health.

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Here I am today, happy, healthy, and just so thankful.

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