Our family had to get pre-travel COVID PCR tests in order for us to fly to Japan…read more MDMG were great from the start. Online registeration was quick and easy. Online forms guided us on what test was needed to enter Japan. When we had questions, the online/phone support staff were very attentive and friendly. With one quick phone call, our family was able to make an appointment all at the same time. We were also lucky to have an MDMG office near our home. Our whole appointment took about 15 minutes and the results came back the next morning. I'd be happy to recommend MDMG to anyone who needs to travel during this difficult time!

A good friend visited recently and was deeply concerned about his recent possible covid exposure…read more The only PATIENT FRIENDLY (one-day turnaround time) possibility within 60 miles, was My Doctor Medical Group. Mark returned my call within minutes, and when there wasn't an available time when we needed it, was kind enough to later call to say, "We JUST had 2 cancellations! You need to jump on this!! And we did!! Thank you Mark and the My Doctor team for prompt, courteous and a genuine caring reception. Worth moving south to SF just to be in your practice. So grateful.

Really good and caring therapists, but corporate feel and horrible money handling…read more There are Foundations recovery centers all around the country, all sharing a very well developed curriculum. I like that they really try to stay on the cutting edge of psychology and self improvement more than places that have develop curriculum in house could ever do. And all the therapists have masters degrees which is very reassuring knowing that you are getting someone with real training. It's a mix of young kids in their early 20's who are still on their parents insurance, and well off people who have good work insurance. It tends to be an upscale clientelle. My main objection was that the financial arrangements were opaque and communication was extremely poor around money. I had three different employees giving me different messages about what I would owe, and the only one who actually knew what was going on, the director, was inaccessible to me most of the time. So much false information floating around and so little regard for accuracy. One time they accidentally charged my insurance for a visit with someone I had never seen. I notified them and their reaction was that there was nothing for them to do since the insurance paid it in full so I wouldn't be out of pocket. This attitude of whatever gets the money to come in, regardless of accuracy, seems endemic in this corporate recovery world. Like any medical office, you sign something saying basically that you are responsible for whatever they want to charge you, so nightmares of accumulating $1000/day debt accidentally were a real stumbling block to my recovery. They say that it's extremely rare for the urinalysis to get billed to patients, but it happened to me, getting bills for hundreds of dollars for each urinalysis. Foundations did help me apply for financial aid which covered it; they directed me to do some questionable ethics in my application to qualify. In the end, I ended up only paying for what my insurance covered, and I was happy that they didn't bill me for what happened after the insurance stopped paying. I have a lot of sympathy for how much uncertainty they deal with from the insurance companies. My takeaway from this experience was that I will never again submit myself to something like this where I agree to pay whatever they charge me. As I say, the therapy really is top notch here. But in retrospect I think I might have benefited more by going to a more down and dirty program like Ohloff house or Alta Bates; I need people to kick my ass a bit and this is one thing that Foundations doesn't do. If you relapse they welcome you back as if nothing happened. I think they are genuine about thinking it's better for people to be in therapy than not, but it's clear it's also a financial tool for them. Alta Bates will make people go to inpatient if they relapse, which might have been a motivation for me to stay straight. As it is, I relapsed during and after Foundations treatment, and I'm not going back. I now am looking at doing an out of state inpatient treatment, but my experience with Foundations has soured me on corporate recovery, even though it can be great therapy.

This program has been a horrible but insightful experience. I will start off by talking about what…read moreis good about this program, and it is one thing: the facilitators. Everything else was disastrous, I have to agree with most if not all, of the 1 star reviews on this page. 1. All of the participants were not given accurate information on how foundations schedule groups, flexibility is not an option, and this is not communicated clearly EVEN if you have a medical appointment. This adds a multiple layer of stress, not being given any opportunities to improve your health. 2. This site has lost its licenses TWICE, which should be very concerning. The lack of transparency within this company and with its patients is baffling 3. There are no psychiatrists or doctors on site to refill or prescribe new medications. Many of the group participants went without vital meds that they received from residential. 4. There is no real structure. In the second half of the day, it seems that there is no curriculum, and you are mostly sitting through 3 hours of much of anything. 5. Lastly, Mark is cruel, and I hope foundations receive a class action lawsuit and are shut down for good. Truly, one of the worst experiences I have ever had. If you are a women of color and or queer I would also skip this place entirely, you will not be heard or valued. Listen to the other reviews, and for the love of god skip this program it is not worth your time or money!!!

Came here for a session and was very glad I did. Overall, I had a great experience with Dr. Kaveh…read moreand his team, and I would highly recommend this clinic. The staff were all friendly and knowledgeable, and my session was very smooth.

Rating: | Clarus Health SF - SGB Procedure, July 2025…read more I had the absolute pleasure of being treated by Dr. Kaveh at Clarus Health SF for a bi-lateral SGB (Stellate Ganglion Block) in July. From the moment I connected with their team, I felt respected, heard, and truly cared for. As someone who's dealt with debilitating daily migraines for years and panic disorder, I've tried almost everything -- but nothing helped long-term. Dr. Kaveh went above and beyond, spending over an hour with me during our consult and treating me with empathy I've rarely encountered in healthcare. His nurse Kelly and the entire staff were equally amazing. Both procedures (Tuesday and Friday) were done with precision and compassion. The details blew me away -- they called me "Max" on the room board (not "Maxwell"), gave me soft blankets, and welcomed my wife and kids warmly. Best IV placement I've ever had, and I walked out within 45 minutes feeling better than I had in years. He even followed up after each visit personally and helped identify lab issues unrelated to the SGB that I'm now addressing. That level of care is rare. Huge shoutout to Karma and JuJu, the sweetest dogs, who added even more comfort and love to the experience. If you're struggling and looking for answers, Clarus Health is the place to go. You won't regret it.

I have been taking my elderly husband to Hampton Health in Corte Madera for more than 4 years. We…read moreare very pleased with the care he has received. He is treated as a whole person by the friendly, competent staff. We appreciate that our regular office visits with Dr. Fullerton are never rushed and each concern is thoroughly discussed and evaluated. A remarkable aspect of our experience at Hampton Health is provided by PA, Alexis Guy Brandon. I have been amazed at her rapid, professional response at all times of day or night. An email or phone call to her is returned almost immediately, even when we are out of town. She expresses genuine concern, asks good questions and gives clear directions on what to do for any problem, be it a fall or a fever. She has even offered to come to the office to see him outside her regular hours. Alexis sends me a followup email after every office visit so that I do not need to take notes or fear forgetting a medication change or referral. She follows up on every visit with a specialist and reminds us when he needs a test or another appointment. His blood work is done at the office and results emailed to me in a day or two with any recommendations for medication changes. With the $1200 annual concierge fee, we never have to worry about paperwork or insurance claims. Such a comfortable feeling to have sensitive, expert care so readily available.

From the owner: Hampton Health, Ltd. and the practice of Dr. John H. Fullerton specializes in comprehensive…read moreInternal Medicine, Geriatric care and consultation, Addiction Medicine, Clinical Toxicology and Hospice & Palliative Medicine.

Alexandra Hobson is my Primary Care Provider for a few years now and she is fantastic. She is…read moreprofessional, efficient and so pleasant. I just had a pre- surgery medical visit - lots of forms and tasks for her and it went smoothly- and an EKG and blood test right on site. On time appointments. Easy to message her and make appointments. I'm very grateful.

If you want convenience, one medical can give you same day appt and blood drawn. If you want real…read moremedical care, I highly recommend you look elsewhere. We have been part of of one medical on and off for 8 years. Never really had much of a medical issue so didn't realize they don't know what they are doing. This summer however I had an unknown stomach pain and one medical not only had no clue what it was but gave conflicting info. Their text response was all very unhelpful and aim to push you to do a visit. My visit with the nurse was unhelpful as she concluded that I had a muscle pull and suggested nothing else and I was then charged $561 for the visit. Well I switched out of them to another primary provider who recommended more tests and found out I had a stomach bacteria infection. I had taken medication and now finally feel a lot better. One medical has a lot of people answering questions but actually no expertise. I am never coming back

Dr Ingeborg S Schafhalter is amazing. she takes time to explain and give great advises. She cares…read moreabout her patients. She can skip her lunch or break time to see patients.

It is just a question to Dr. Schafhalter. Does a PTSD patient only suffer from certain type of…read morenoises and from certain directions?

I booked an appointment with Emily when I was really struggling with anxiety - it was having a…read moremajor impact on my day to day life. Through several sessions with Emily, I'm very much on the right path, and she's helped me find the right medication to help me feel better and live a happy, balanced life. Very lucky to have her in my corner!

Years ago I hit a point where I knew it was important to get back on the medication I'd taken…read morepreviously. It was difficult to find a provider during the pandemic, but I was so lucky to have found Emily. So lucky in fact, that I joined her when she started her own practie and I'm very glad I did. Her kindness and understanding is palpable, even though a screen. I've seen quite a few psychiatrists in my day, many of whom are very formal and focused on medication only. Emily has shown genuine care for my well being and follows up on my personal life as well as related mental health aspects. While the ADHD medication shortage has loomed, I've been able to trust Emily and her team to keep me updated on relevant information so that there's no lapse in medication or understanding. Scheduling with Emily has also proven to be a breeze. We meet virtually and she's able to work within my schedule so that we can meet when convenient for me. The world of mental health and medication is so draining as a patient but Emily has made the entire process so much less difficult. If you're looking for a new provider, I cannot recommend her services enough.