Finding a doctor like Dr. Eduardo Dolhun feels like a genuine stroke of luck. As someone who's 65,…read moredealing with the range of conditions common to men my age, and constantly traveling internationally for work, I needed more than a doctor who just reacts to problems -- I needed a partner in my health. That's exactly what he is. He's been thoughtful about how my travel schedule affects my body, from medications to sleep and time zone recovery, while staying on top of everything else going on with my health. He also has a real talent for getting patients in front of the right specialists -- not just making a referral, but actually following through. He's what I'd call an old-fashioned country doctor practicing in San Francisco: present, personal, proactive. If you want a physician who truly knows you, Dr. Dolhun is it.

I was a patient of Dr. Dolhun's for 6 years (left because of a move). My health situation is weird…read moreand complex, and he helped with some strange requests. As an example: Because my condition has no cure, but there's constant research happening about it, I read a study about enteroviruses where patients required a sort of obscure blood test. I asked for Dr. Dolhun's help in getting it, and he figured out a way to get it done. I did in fact have some of the weird enteroviruses, and as such found a treatment that gave me a health boost (still not a cure but hey I'll take what I can get).

Dr Fitzgerald helped give me many more days on this earth. I was looked at like a deadman walking…read more20 years ago but I'm still here in large part due to accepting me into his experimental treatment. Thank you good sir!

Very thorough, very intelligent, kind-hearted person . great doctor. Doctor Fitzgerald calls when…read morehe says he's going to call and follows through. He doesn't forget you instrumental in prolonging my life. I can't say thank you enough.

I am a currently retired physician and Dr. Yoss has been my primary care doctor for 10+ years and I…read morepray he does not retire soon. He is an incredibly smart doc who is also remarkably kind, friendly and funny (what a laugh!). He is open to integrative medicine, up to date re the latest advances in medicine and helps his patients make evidence-based decisions. Dr. Yoss also checks in on all his patients mental well-being - he knows how important it is. If you are fortunate enough to have him as your PMD, count your blessings! Also need to mention - his support staff is stellar. Everyone from the receptionists to his medical assistants are the best.

Dr. Yoss was my doctor 20 years ago and I had to give him up because I was moving from San…read moreFrancisco to San Jose for work. He was a combination of a brilliant doctor, a very nice man, and nonjudgmental that made it easy to talk to him about anything. A close friend of mine for 60 years needed a doctor in San Francisco and Dr. Yoss came to mind immediately.

Today was my first visit to Dr. Maybury's office, and I called just this morning for an appoinment…read more I've never had a doctor that was so easy to talk to and willing to answer all of my questions, I felt like I had his complete attention the entire time. I'd also like to note that his receptionist Angelee (forgive me if the spelling is incorrect), and his attending nurse were extremely nice and helpful as well. If your new to the city and looking for a doctor, look no more....Dr. Maybury is what your looking for! PS. If your needing to do any blood work or test's after your Dr.'s visit, the lab is in the same building and it's really easy to find.

I have been going back-and-forth (for more than a year now) with Dr. Maybury and his office over an…read moreerroneous charge for "out-of-network". I have healthcare coverage and should have been charged "in-network"... Yet, his office can't seem to fix it. Super frustrating. To add salt to the wound, he sent me a GoFundMe to help keep his practice up and running... wtf?!

He is my brother's physician, very caring and knowledgeable. Makes house calls. Treats my brother…read morelike family. Strongly recommend!!

I hear great things about Dr Savant; unfortunately I wasn't able to experience his care. I…read morescheduled an intake session for two weeks out. The day of the appointment came and I I received an email that was supposed to contain a video link, but the link was missing. I emailed, called (phone number on the website is disconnected), and texted. No response. I finally got an email from the Director of Patient Experience; no apology, no explanation. I took time off of work for this. If this is how the front office takes care of prospective patients, I can't trust I will be in good hands. V disappointing.

Dr. Ben Maeck has been my primary care physician for over 15 years - and, in my opinion, he is a…read morereally great doctor. Not only is he a super diagnostician - he is also a truly caring person who makes sure to "get it right" and be there when you need him to see you. I, myself, have had several health care challenges, and he has helped me with all of them - referring me out to specialists, when needed - but also handling matters expertly himself, when needed. There is no way I can recommend him more highly - he is a terrific physician and a wonderful person, to boot. If you are looking for a PCP - look no further. He is a San Francisco treasure - "old school" in every good way - but he's also very, very smart and he will take excellent care of you. Call his able assistant Nick and make an appointment. (You can thank me later.)

I recently, as a new patient, had my 1st appointment with Dr. Maech. I went over my medical history…read moreand my early upbringing. Dr. Maech spoke of his East Coast upbringing and how he, like his father, decide to become a physician. He also spoke of his medical schooling and training. What impressed me the most, among other things, was his concern and personal involvement with those without medical coverage and/or access to prescription meds and/or a warm bed for the night Dr. Benjamin H. Maech lll is a Tier 1 caring physician and I feel blessed to refer to him as my Doctor.

First visit: I did not get the impression that he was paying attention and taking into…read moreconsideration what I was saying. He seemed disinterested. However he did authorize the tests for vitamin, mineral, & metal levels, food allergies, and cortisol/adrenal function, which I was grateful for. He also prescribed me Glutathione, which I thought was kind of odd. I later looked at his website and saw he had previously written a post about the wonders of something called "Glutathione." I'm wondering if it was a nutritional fad he had caught on to and was prescribing to everyone. The second visit was a lot better. He told me the results of the previous tests. He seemed a lot more chipper and personable, although a bit rushed. He didn't really go into detail or interpret them, but he said I could read them at home and said if I had any questions I should email him, as that is the best way to reach him. I emailed him a few questions (one was particuarly time sensitive.) I received no response. But it was really the third visit that sealed the deal. He remembered NOTHING. First, in this appointment he now tells me that I shouldn't email him if I have questions, calling is the best way. (So which one is it?) Then he asks many of the exact same questions he previously asked and I had to describe the same symptoms that I did the first time. He responded in the same lukewarm manner. During the second visit, he prescribed me a bunch of vitamins and supplements. During this third visit, he makes no reference to ANY of them to check on how they were working for me. Instead, he prescribes a whole new set of supplements and leaves me in limbo on what I should do with the ones I was previously taking so I had to ask him. Some of the newer supplements that he tried to prescribe me contained an ingredient I was allergic to, too. Even though I don't expect him to have all my allergens memorized, I do expect them to compare them against the ingredient list of ANYTHING he wants to prescribe me, and if he still is going to prescibe them to me, assure me ahead of time that it's a small enough dose/safe enough form to be nonreactive. But he left me to read the ingredient list and then ask him. So by that time I was having doubts about his response. During the second visit, he asked me if I was taking chlorella. I said I was, just one tablet a day. He told me that wasn't enough and I should up it to six. So I did and started having bad reactions. I told him this at the third appointment, and he asked me how many I was taking. I told him six. Then he tells me that's too much. I had also previously told him I was eating a completely 100% healthy diet, and SPECIFICALLY told him: *I had cut out all refined sugar, refined carbs - in particular white flour and white rice *I limit restaurants these days for fear of MSG (which I've become incredibly sensitive to), especially Chinese restaurants unless I know ahead of time they don't use it. *My body cannot physically handle MSG. I have one spoonful of something with it and right away get bad reactions and have to throw the entire plate away. (Yes, it really does work this way for some people.) But this also means I know if something has it. Well, in the third visit when talking about nutrition he asked me: *Do you eat a lot of white rice? *Do you go to Chinese restaurants a lot? (And then - he proceeds to tell me that I should be careful of Chinese and Asian restaurants because of MSG!) I don't expect doctors to remember everything I say word for word but I do expect them to remember main ideas (i.e. I eat 100% healthy these days), or at least have taken notes and looked at them before the appointment. Better yet I expect them to have some idea of who the patient is that they're seeing. For $250 (the price of his follow-up visits; the initial visit is $400) I could have -- and have -- done better by myself. There are also other questions that he asked and things he didn't remember that are better left not written here. After seeing such glowing reviews on here (some of which seem to have disappeared -- odd) and on his website I am wondering if this is the same Dr. Joel Lopez, MD, CNS. He did authorize the tests I wanted which is why he gets the second star. But as far as any explanation that he gave me, or any supplement that he prescribed me -- I am fairly versed in this kind of stuff and there is nothing he told me that I either a) didn't know already or b) couldn't have found out myself by googling it or going to any of the number of holistic/naturopathy websites online. It's true that his credentials are impressive (which is one reason why I went to him in the first place) so I'm wondering why there was such a disparity between that and how he managed my appointments. As far as the office staff goes - take em or leave em, but it's Dr. Lopez that I don't feel comfortable going back to.

My wife and have been seeing Dr Lopez for almost 8 months and folks I gotta tell you I couldn't…read morefeel any better! He was absolutely thorough with our labs going over each finding in detail. Then he spent some time discussing the various supplements that we should be on since we both lead very active lifestyles. Dr Lopez has also allowed me to email him anytime. What service! How many docs allow you to personally email them. And he is swift with his response. If you want a top quality MD who is professional and knowledgeable go see Dr. Lopez and his windfall staff! Tell them Dr McMurray sent you!

Dr. Becker is the best. He reaches his patients so that they understand the full scope of their…read morecondition. He is accessible and truly cares about his patients.

I'm healthy today because Dr. Becker diagnosed me correctly 53 yr ago. I could go on at length,but…read moreplease just believe me, you can trust him 100%. I've lived in other states and had 1 visit with 2 different endo's, both were horrible so never went back. Dr. Becker has many patients that travel from out-of-state, including me, I'm not rich, but he's worth every penny. Take Care.