It is rare in today's medical landscape to find a physician who not only possesses an exceptional…read moredepth of knowledge, but also takes the time to treat each patient with the kind of thoroughness, respect, and continuity of care that Dr. Bradley Wrubble provides. I have had the privilege of being under Dr. Wrubble's care since 2009, when he diagnosed me with multiple sclerosis (MS), a life-altering moment that he helped me face with compassion, clarity, and empowerment. What set Dr. Wrubble apart from the very first appointment was how meticulous and informative he was in his approach. He didn't rush the diagnosis or rely on assumptions--he explained every test, every symptom, and every treatment path in a way that made me feel not just heard, but truly understood. He laid out the roadmap of what MS could look like in my future and gave me access to resources that helped me not only understand the disease, but learn how to live with it. These weren't generic handouts or boilerplate instructions--Dr. Wrubble offered personalized, real-world guidance that helped me transition into this new chapter of my life with a sense of direction and control. Over the years, he has remained consistently current with the latest research and evolving treatment options in the field of neurology. He doesn't just prescribe a medication--he explains why it's being prescribed, how it interacts with the body, what to expect, and what other paths may be available if things change. That kind of transparency and education is invaluable, especially with a complex and often unpredictable condition like MS. Despite changes in insurance networks and medical group affiliations, I have continued to see Dr. Wrubble--paying out of pocket--because I simply have not found anyone else who provides the same level of care and depth of understanding. That alone speaks volumes. Many physicians are skilled, but Dr. Wrubble combines skill with a personal commitment that inspires confidence and loyalty. If you or a loved one is dealing with a neurological condition, I cannot recommend Dr. Bradley Wrubble highly enough. He is a rare breed of doctor--intelligent, meticulous, compassionate, and unwaveringly dedicated to the well-being of his patients. Choosing him was one of the best medical decisions I've ever made, and I will continue to place my trust in his expertise for as long as I'm able.

Actually listens to what you are saying and at the very least tries to take it into consideration…read morealong with your medical history. Doesn't just stare at computer whole time, felt he was actually trying to think outside of basic parameters to figure out what was going on. Very thorough, takes his time with you

Highly recommend Dr. Brian Richardson. After a not-so-great experience with another neurologist, he…read moretreated me for concussion & head injury. He was compassionate, professional, and knowledgable. My case was not as straightforward as others are, but that did not deter him. While assessing the state of my symptoms over the course of multiple visits, he worked diligently to determine the right combination of medication and referrals to other specialties that would get me back on the road to being functional again. Based on my experience, he is worth the wait. Very grateful to him and his team!

Dr. Richardson was recommended to me by One Medical Group for my concussion. Front desk staff did…read morea fantastic job balancing being kind and empathetic and professional and also efficient with the backlog of patients in the waiting room - my appointment started about an hour and a half late. The exam itself included taking down notes of my concussion and symptoms timeline, and administering a 30-point evaluation that included knee-hammer-reflex-test and some very easy cognition assessments. At the conclusion he agreed with my PCP's diagnosis of post concussion syndrome, said I passed 29 out of 30 points of his evaluation, and come back in a few months if I'm still not feeling better. When I pressed for anything else I could do, he referred me to cognitive therapy (which was helpful in identifying that I needed to see a vision therapist instead - look up UC Berkeley Optometry School Concussion Clinic at Tang Center, they're amazing!). Dr Richardson gave me a copy of his notes after the exam, and I noticed several inaccuracies (saying "patient does not" when I do have something, or "patient does" when I don't have something). Many months later I was seeing a vestibular therapist and when she asked if I'd seen a neurologist and I mentioned my experience, she asked for the name of the neurologist I saw and on learning it was Dr. Richardson, the vestibular therapist said she'd had another concussion patient who had a very similar experience with Dr. Richardson. If you have a concussion, you probably won't have a terrible experience seeing Dr. Richardson, but you probably won't get much help either.

Dr Kuluva has been amazing helping my wife and Inas we deal with a Traumatic Brain Injury we got…read morewhen hit by a car several years ago. Top notch.

I wrote a review about Dr. Kuluva a couple of years ago that didn't get posted for some reason. At…read morethe time, Yelp said they were going to review it, but then never posted it. Since it never got posted, here goes another try. The reason I'm posting this is that I'd like to 2nd Kristin K's experience with Dr. Kuluva. While my experience was not as awful as her's, I also found him to be pretty dismissive. At the time that I was his patient, I was a graduate student in NYC, and was referred to him via the campus counselling center. At that point in my life, I was dealing with a good deal of depression for a variety of reasons. However, he was often dismissive of the things that I would bring up with him - so much so that I found myself censoring myself during our appointments. In fact, I often left my appointments with him feeling worse than when I came in because he made me feel stupid and whiny. Not exactly a great recipe for building trust with someone. Being an adult child of an alcoholic parent who was also often dismissive of me, this really was an especially lousy way to work with me. After several months, I finally got fed up with seeing him, and quit making appointments. If you give him the benefit of the doubt, I believe he was a doing his residency at NYU Medical Center during the time when I was his patient; and for that reason, my understanding was that he was often dealing with patients with far greater psychological issues than run-of-the-mill depression like mine. As a result, I could see how my issues at the time would pale in comparison. Still, I think it's poor practice to make any of your patients feel worse than when they came in, regardless of how severe their issues are. For those who have had success working with him, all the power to you and God bless. My experience with him, however, was lousy and I could never recommend him to anyone.

I am so grateful to have found Dr. Silva-Sayago. Dr. Silva is what a doctor should be. He is…read morealways present, caring, proactive, and knowledgeable. Thanks to his insight and guidance my health has improved significantly. Very appreciative of his help.

I did not have a pleasant experience with this doctor. Wish I read the negativ reviews prior to…read moremaking the appointment. At first I thought he was a comedian because how could a doctor act so arrogant, and then I realized this was his personality. Always right, didn't care to listen to me, bragged about himself, rushed me through the appointment and was insulting. I actually felt sorry for him at the end. I didn't take him personally or seriously because he was obviously in his own world. However, his assistants were great. Obviously not returning to him.

Not recommended…read more Poor communication. Capricious. Outlier for the Sutter system in terms of empathy and patient care.

Dr wang is a neurologist, but he seems to catch all the things My other doctors miss. He is…read morefantastic! Very knowledgeable and he is easy to work with. I may not be so easy, but he answers all my questions & sometimes goes along with what I preferred. My health is improving since he has found the root causes of my ailments. In medicine, we don't always get a choice but Dr wang has many solutions plus he fights for my health with my insurance company. The staff is professional and kind. I'm 100% satisfied!! He gets 10 plus gold stars.

Kind, caring, gentle. I've known Dr.Rejai for 10 years and he has always been willing to listen and…read moreaddress my chief complaints. His smile will make you feel better immediately! We are blessed to have his expertise!

This review is for Sutter/the pain management clinic who work with Dr. Rejai. I waited weeks for an…read moreappointment for my severely herniated disc. While my appointment went well, the standard insurance paper work for a cortisone shot (the most common intervention other than pain meds) was rejected, and no one from the office followed up. There were no follow up notes after my appointment for next steps. My primary seemed very surprised that this routine procedure was denied which makes me suspect that they didn't do the minimal paperwork required. When you call 'the office', you reach someone at the main switchboard who presumably passes on a message which may or may not be returned. In my case, it was not even though I requested that they resubmit the paperwork. Keep in mind that many many people reaching out to a pain management doctor are in excruciating, debilitating pain. When I finally went in, I was barely able to walk and had to lie down during the appointment due to the extreme pain. Currently, I'm repeatedly leaving messages at the switchboard attempting to try to get my cortisone shot months after all medical staff I met with agreed that it was necessary. If you are in an acute, debilitating situation with your pain, I'd recommend you seek someone who runs a more responsive office.

Wait time is ridiculous. I had an eye appointment at 9:15 and was not seen until 10:15. Parking is…read moreon the street and you have to pay ($3 for 1.5 hours). I had to bring my baby and could not get out to put more money in the meter. They book appointments every 15 minutes and clearly they need to allow more time between appointments. However, dr. Horn is great.

Saw Dr. Horn on Powerball Wednesday and although I didn't win the 225,000.000 I still feel like I…read morehit the jackpot finding Dr Horn! Amazing! He is personable, patient, knowledgeable-I love that he personally called me back, gave eye contact and a genuine smile when introducing himself. He educated me on the risk that I have for certain eye problems and why. The time was used efficiently and the support staff was just great. Look forward to my next annual ck up!!!!!

I have been seeing Dr. Brinton for well over ten years as I received treatment for Wet AMD. I as…read morediagnosed while working as a Fire Captain and my first fear was losing sight in my right eye, and subsequently losing my career. I expressed this fear to Dr Brinton, with him listening intently, and he then put me at ease, assuring me that this was going to work out. Of all the Doctors I have encountered in the last fifty years, in all kinds of fields, he is one of few that I have the utmost confidence in. I feel his years of experience, his vast knowledge and his decisiveness have served me well in being treated for this condition as I enter my 7th year of retirement.

Dr Brinton cares for his patients and has multiple smooth running offices with competent staff…read more Very solid team. In my situation he stayed open late on New Year's Eve after my Optometrist called him to ask for treatment of a retinal hemorrhage. He took care of me and I see him monthly for injections and it's making a difference and I'm recovering my vision.