Dr Roberto has been my primary care doc for several years, and as an endocrinologist he also…read moremanages my diabetes. He is OUTSTANDING. Very smart, well educated, extensive experience, very very knowledgeable, and totally dedicated to his patients' well-being. He listens to his patients, and he CARES. A great doc AND a very nice guy. THANK YOU and GOD BLESS YOU!

AVOID - UNETHICAL AND UNPROFESSIONAL I am an eldercare…read moremanager. An important part of my job is to ensure a client's safety, capture vital medical information, and advocate for their well-being. Feb. 24, 2026, I planned to support a new 89-year-old client--who has moderate dementia and is very hard of hearing--during his visit to Dr. Saverio Roberto. Because of my client's cognitive and hearing challenges, having an advocate present to accurately track his care plan was critical. As a courtesy, since I had never met this physician, I provided information about my role and credentials, in writing, along with a legally signed authorization from his Power of Attorney to attend this appointment. Dr. Roberto flatly refused to allow me to accompany my client into the appt. I asked to speak to him, but Dr. Roberto refused to come out, choosing instead to repeatedly send his receptionist to relay his objections. To resolve the refusal on the spot, I got the client's Power of Attorney (his daughter) on the phone so the doctor could hear directly from her that I had explicit permission to be in the room. He still refused, absurdly claiming that because she wasn't in California, he couldn't accept the signed authorization or verify her identity over the phone. In my 35 years in the eldercare industry, I have never experienced such a blatant disregard for a vulnerable patient's safety and support system. His behavior was completely ludicrous, obstructionist, and counterproductive to patient care! We have happily changed doctors, and my client is now receiving excellent care. AVOID this doctor if you want your elderly loved ones to have their legal rights and advocates respected.

I texted the following to my sister upon leaving my very first appointment with Dr. Asghar, "So I…read morejust met with my new PCP, and I'm in love. I mean that respectfully and professionally. I've never had a physician be so f*@#ing thorough in all areas of me. Mental, emotional, physical, occupational, etc. He asked and listened. Before typing, before asking another question, HE LISTENED!!! AND he was kind and respectful. 'Can I have your permission to touch your abdomen?... Is it okay if I listen to your heart? I'm going to touch your chest while doing so.' He made me feel like he valued me as a patient. I felt seen, heard... understood. Like, it's small stuff, BUT IT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE!! He is the new kind of physicians who make me have hope." The office and medical team were superb in all their interactions as well. I do not take for granted this physician and his team. Just wonderful!

Dr. Markoff "fired" me as a 75 year old patient. His reason was I used CAPs in my emails…read more Now, I am forced to say when asked the name of my PCP, "None".

I was looking for something else and came across Markoff's name. Apparently he is now accepting new…read morepatients. It appears ex-patients, like myself, got tired of his sarcastic condescension and have moved on. Nice.

My husband and I both go to Dr. Levin and we are extremely happy with him. He actually saved my…read morehusband's life with his attention to detail and follow up. He is a great diagnostician.

The Dr. kept me waiting a half hour. No apologies from the Dr. The Physician assistant did not have…read moreany personality. She did not even ask how I was. Like a robot. I had not seen her before. She could have come back and said "the Dr. will be right with you. Instead, I sat there wondering if I was going to sit there for an hour or more. Got the feeling she could care less. Rush, quick get them in and out. Might as well see a robot. Receptionist up front has an attitude. Once when I needed pain meds, I went to pick them up and the Dr had not even called it in, 8 hours later. It was frustrating dealing with Northern Calfornia Medical Group. No email. You call the Dr office, they transfer you, you leave a message. The Dr. calls you back and you miss the call. They are out of the office Wow, this is the state of our medical care in this country. Dr. Levin feels like he does not like his job and is dispassionate. He is a good Dr. and has a great education. It is largely Northern California Medical Associates that is the problem.

Been using this location last one year regularly for receiving different medical services , had…read morebeen visiting earlier aswell in the last ~ 5 years, the place being within proximity to our home. Is well located, has lots of parking space, neat and tidy always, helpful staff across, competent service providers, lots of services and facilities available under single roof, extended timings available for certain services for anyone requiring later in the day appointments. Will surely recommend if in need of medical care.

I came into Urgent Care last night not feeling well, starting with front desk Martin was quickly…read morebrought me back to the room, to Nurse Zach and MA Alicia promptly got me hooked up to an EKG. Then Doctors Franklin came in and throughly examined me and explained everything to me and my husband, we trusted in his decision making. This was not the first time I saw Dr. Franklin in Urgent Care. He has treated my whole family through out the years... His professionalism and honesty made us feel at ease and comfortable with each visit.. thank you Doctor Franklin and the whole care team at Urgent Care for the best care.

Dr Harner is great. This review is for Vanessa on his staff. She is always thoughtful and she likes…read moreto do the extra to ensure that patients are taken care of!! Appreciate your effort!!

Dr. Harner was my GP for a few years when I lived in Sonoma County. All was fine until I came in to…read moresee him because my left foot and ankle had become dramatically swollen. Dr. Harner led me to believe there was nothing to worry about. Turns out a swollen foot is a symptom of deep vein thrombosis: a blood clot in the calf. Sure enough, a couple weeks later the blood clot moved into my lungs, and I was hospitalized with a bilateral pulmonary embolism. Dr. Harner should have recognized I was in danger; he could have at least sent me to a specialist for another opinion, as there was clearly something wrong. I feel lucky to be alive.