The most through doctor I have ever witnessed. She explains things clearly and is extremely…read morepatient. You can tell she's knowledgeable in her field and can make you feel knowledgeable in the treatment you are seeking as well. Very research focused in that she will not recommend anything that you don't need. Be relieved she is looking out for you and what YOU need. Thanks Dr Lee for demonstrating great bedside manner and an excellent care plan.

Dr. Lee is one of the best doctor I have ever met. She is knowledgeable, responsible, caring and…read morethorough. She explained my husband condition in details and made sure we understood. My husband had a special issue that needed to be taken care of quickly. She was able to arrange to see him in a short time and performed a biopsy. She called in person to let us know the results. She is awesome. We are lucky to have her taking care of my husband.

Identified an issue that other ENT had missed and was driving us crazy for 4mo. Very patient and…read morenice bedside manner

Very competent personable genuine ENT that is easy to discuss issues, asks questions to ensure…read moreunderstanding the patient and still manages time extremely well!! Efficient yet never rushed, after summary notes extended her care for additional knowledge, a sign of experience. Office was equally efficient and thorough despite my being late and appreciated my calling ahead to inform them.

Dr. Luk was professional, quick exam and gave an excellent summary of the issue with my ear and…read moredetailed guidance on simple remedies. Apparently my ears were super dry resulting in occasional ear ache and itchiness!!

Dr. Luk is a hidden gem. She is a professional, knowledgeable ENT doctor with warm heart. I don't…read moreknow why we could get an appointment within a month without referral. My son was struggling with long lasting cough, and went through sinusitis treatment with other ENT. When we asked Dr.Luk for a second opinion, she suggested that asthma and allergies could be the cause. Her guess was proved correct later by an allergist who diagnosed my son with both symptoms. My son liked Dr.Luk because she talked with him as if she was his caring big sister. I strongly recommend Dr. Luk.

Dr. Karen Fann is the best, she took great care of my Mom's ear infection. I take my Mom to her…read morefor periodic cleaning to prevent it from being infected again. Thank you Dr. Karen Fann, our family is very grateful. We wish you all the best.

Highly recommend this group and what a wonderful Doctor Fann turned out to be. Dr. Fann's office…read moregreeted me, did a quick check in and I waited a few minutes (I was 15 minutes early for my appointment). Dr. Fann's assistant took me to the exam room, completed my pre-exam. Excellent Assistant who raved about Dr. Fann. I found Dr. Fann to be extremely a) kind; b) thorough; c) professional and a pleasure to be around. She explained to me what she planned to do after asking some questions and we proceeded with the exam. I had quite a wax build up which she took care of and first explaining what tools she would use. After my treatment, she advised how to properly clean my ears to prevent build up in the future. My exam lasted about 30 minutes - I was in and out and very pleased. We need more Doctors of this caliber. Thank you to Dr. Fann and her team. Respectfully, Robin Evans

I visited Dr. Flavio for a second opinion after the first ENT told me there was nothing he could do…read moreand that I would have to accept my condition as is. Dr. Flavio, however, identified the actual root cause and resolved it in a single appointment. I'm now free of the tickling sound in my ear, mild expansion sensation, itchiness, and light drainage. Excellent experience with the doctor!

I have seen other ENTs and most of them thinking that my ailment is common and minor, probably not…read moreworth mentioned. Dr. Oliveira takes my issue seriously. He spends the time to walk through my concerns, gives me options of treatment plans, explains the pro(s) and con(s). He is a great doctor.

Dr. Weirich is the best Dr. I've ever had. She cares deeply, she's responsive, she's knowledgeable,…read moreshe's well Network in the medical community and she takes the time necessary to support my healthcare.

After finally ridding myself of PAMF in January of 2013 and finding a new doctor in a private…read morepractice, I had a life changing, for the better, experience. My new doctor (within the first visit), listened to all my medical issues, which had been going on for years and had been heavily disclosed for years to Dr. Weirich and other PAMF doctors, and quickly new something was seriously, seriously, wrong based on my symptoms. Long story short, I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease and had to make some serious life changes in how I eat and how I live, but those changes have probably saved my life and have made me healthier than ever. I am not going to get into my personal health issues, but will say that almost every problem I had while seeing Dr. Weirich and PAMF doctors has now been resolved a year after being properly diagnosed and I feel better than I have in the last 5 years. Now that I am healthy I think about the damage my body has suffered for years of bad medical care and hope that it does not cause me to suffer more later or even die young, but am thankful I finally have a good doctor. I have asked around over the last year about how a doctor could have possibly missed what was going on with me and have received responses ranging from "blatant mal-practice" to "clearly not a trained or up-to-date physician." Either way, not good. What I have learned is that you need to trust your gut and if you know something is wrong with you and you are getting the run-around or not getting answers, get a second or third opinion, don't settle, this is your life! Just like any profession, you have people who are great at their jobs and those that are not, and it is not always easy to tell, but if your body is telling you something, don't just take someone's word for it. Just because someone went to medical school (even a good one) doesn't mean they know what they are doing or are good, trust yourself and your family, like I did! I am now focused on staying healthy and spending as much time with my family as possible and hope to put this horrible time in my life where I was not getting proper care behind me. My review below shows my clear frustration that my very significant health issues were being ignored or just assumed to be minor. It is disgraceful that some doctors will do this to patients for whatever reason.

I saw Dr. Huang more than 5+ years ago when I was trying to diagnose a migraine issue. Ultimately,…read moreDr. Huang had checked any potential ENT concerns related to migraine causes and prescribed me some nasal sprays. Over time, luckily they went away. From the visit, I also learned about my deviated septum, which is why I had issues breathing from my nostril growing up and up until surgery! I saw Dr. Huang at the end of 2025 to get a consult for nasal surgery. He recommended a Septoplasty and Reduction of bilateral inferior turbinates. Dr. Huang's bedside manner is one of the best I've encountered in the Sutter network. He is patient and responds to each question with confidence. What sold me was his confidence in this "easier" procedure since I had worries of potential side effects or complications post surgery. Of course, each surgery and how a patient responds and recovers is different, but Dr. Huang reassured that I would likely receive benefits, and not any digressions with my current state. That was enough for me, since I would do anything to get it any % better. I got the septoplasty in early 2026. Operation day was smooth and staff was friendly throughout. Post op and follow up care was good. Recovery is a bit of a pain with the splints and nasal drainage daily, but after a few months now, it is great to be able to fully breathe through my nose! Wish I had done the procedure earlier. Sleep has been a lot better and I can now smell new colors c: Thank you Dr. Huang and the rest of the team!

I saw Dr. Huang on a referral from my primary care doctor for long-standing nasal and breathing…read moresymptoms. Before the exam was even done, he suggested most of my symptoms couldn't be explained medically and that I should simply stop paying attention to them. He said "I'm not saying it's in your head," but the message felt the same. Even so, he continued to imply that my symptoms might be imagined. He repeatedly pointed out that I had "seen so many doctors" and asked whether any of them had found anything, even though those earlier visits were years ago and for unrelated issues. At one point he kept asking "What do you want me to do?" in a way that felt confrontational rather than curious. Doctors should recognize that every specialty has its limits. The fact that a patient hasn't been diagnosed with anything within one doctor's area of expertise does not mean the patient has nothing wrong. A confrontational approach like this only makes patients doubt themselves (Am I really sick? Is it all in my head?) and may cause them to miss the treatment they actually need. His advice was that I should ignore these symptoms as much as possible and get back to normal life. But if a patient had no problems and felt completely fine, we wouldn't spend so much time, waiting, and money to see a specialist. Everything we do is to improve our quality of life and feel a little better. My primary care doctor had listed several specific possibilities to evaluate, and they weren't addressed. In the end, he briefly told me I have rhinitis, and said that most of the symptoms I described were purely subjective and that he couldn't explain them. He gave me medication but no education about rhinitis itself. This was the first time I learned I had rhinitis and it was completely new to me, yet he was unwilling to explain much. I wonder whether he treats all patients with milder conditions this way. If we have a condition that the textbook says isn't serious, does that mean we don't deserve to be taken seriously or have it discussed with us? He didn't seem to understand the major impact rhinitis has had on my exercise and sleep. A doctor should have at least basic empathy in order to truly understand a patient's situation. To be fair, the exam itself was done carefully and he prescribed a nasal spray. But I left feeling unheard and judged rather than helped. Patients with symptoms that are hard to pin down deserve curiosity and respect, not skepticism from the start. In the exam room, the patient is already the more vulnerable one. A doctor may have seen patients with the same symptoms thousands of times, but the patient may know nothing about their condition. By the last half of the visit, all I wanted was to get out of there as fast as I could. This was truly the worst and most disappointing medical experience I have ever had. I would not return and would look for a different ENT.

I am a physician and have used Dr. Rosenberg for years. She has helped me through thick and thin…read moreand has stuck by me through adversity without bias or attitude. She just wanted to help me. Yes, of course, she does all of my health care needs and keeps up with all the latest treatments. Dr. Rosenberg always comes up with an idea to hep solve a problem when others had given up or thought there was nothing to help. Jane, her office everything, is incredibly kind and available. She is the best and their team coordinate my care with the utmost of efficiency and ethics. I, especially as a physician, feel that Dr. Rosenberg represents the best of how to be a Primary Care Physician. She is bright, brilliant, warm, thoughtful, and caring. Dr. Rosenberg should be your doctor. I would not go to anyone else for my healthcare needs.

Friendly, thorough, respectful, and knowledgeable. I visited Dr. Rosenberg for an hour-long…read morephysical last week - about 45 min. of talking, then about 15 min. of examination. I usually dread visits to the Dr., but Dr. Rosenberg made me feel comfortable -- she commented appropriately, was easy to talk to, and made me feel like I was the only person she was seeing that day. Good to note: She took notes on a computer while talking to me, but before she did so, she told me why and said that if it really bothered me, she could take notes by hand instead. I didn't even notice it after 5 minutes. Please also note that Dr. Rosenberg does not submit directly to insurance companies, so you'll have to fill out your own paperwork and submit it yourself. If you're looking for an excellent primary care physician in the Bay Area, Dr. Bonnie Rosenberg is your woman.