I guess I feel ignored by my interaction with this office…read more My cardiologist recommended a sleep study. I was excited because I wanted to figure out why I don't sleep much anymore. For instance, last night I only slept 3.5 hours. I am not tired throughout the day but may get sleepy around bedtime. Maybe this is normal for me. My watch complains about my poor sleep quality. When I arrived the P.A. was extremely excited for me to visit and repeated this many times. She was oh so very very happy and excited for me to visit them and assured me multiple times that they would help me and extend my life. She was oh so very very happy I came to them and expressed how wonderful it was I was there. They would take care of me and help with my sleep issues. I opted for the home sleep study and they found mild sleep apnea. I selected the machine rather than oral insert or surgery. Nothing was found about my lack of sleep. That night I got to sleep at my usual time, 10pm and woke at 3am. I was so upset I texted the PA and noted that I need to go to another clinic to deal with this. She texted that she would escalate. Weeks later I had not heard anything about the machine but got a voicemail from someone named Steve. I returned his call and left a message with him. A woman called me back and seemed extremely agitated that I had called. Sometimes I don't read people correctly but she did seem upset and kept asking if I wanted to leave a message. I thought I had already done so but chose to do so again. I told Steve that I appreciated his call but I need help with why I cant sleep anymore and feel that I need to go to another clinic to deal with this. No one has called me back about the machine and I wanted to pursue it. This was a couple months ago. No one ever called about the machine. Steve never called me back. It is like I don't exist. I have been ignored.

I was 10 minutes late for the appointment after trying to find the office because there's no…read moresignage in the lobby and went around the building trying to find someone to direct me and tell me I had to take the elevator to 3rd floor. When I finally get there, I was patronizingly dismissed saying I'm late and come back at the next available appointment in 6 months...you kidding me!? 6 months for 10 minutes late?

Dr Wang is a highly skilled and professional Surgeon/Dr…read more Dr Wang has immense compassion for her patients and puts the patient's needs first! Several times, she adjusted her schedule to start early or stay late to ensure my well being. All medical professionals should be so intent on putting their patients wellness first, as Dr Wang has proven to be! I would recommend Dr Wang as my first choice in her profession. Many thanks for saving my bladder and putting me on the right path to recovery. FYI - I never give 5* - until today. Danny

She's an alarmingly bad doctor. Seen her twice and both appointments entailed her charging lots…read moreof $$ and getting out of the room as fast as humanly possible. Complete waste of time. Won't be seeing her a third time. I understand in the bell curve of life there are good/bad at literally everything. She is so far below average....it's actually fascinating. Don't see her. Just Google it. Will be more efficient and cost less.

I appreciate the help that I received from Dr. Van Tassel and the audiologist on Tuesday, September…read more29, 2026. I had called the office the week before as I wanted to get a hearing test. The doctor examined my ears first, and then I was able to get the hearing test in his office about 30 minutes later without a separate appointment. Dr. Van Tassel has a pleasant patient manner, and the audiologist explained the results of the test and provided recommendations to preserve my hearing. I highly recommend Dr. Van Tassel and his staff. Thank you!

my life is being ruined by apnea and he saw me for a consultation and then scheduled an endoscopy…read more then he tells me I'm not in network. my insurance approves a prior authorization to allow me to see him but he refuses. Some doctors only care about money.

This guy completely changed my life. I had a deviated septum on the right that went almost the…read moreentire length of my nose, a bone spur on the left I had no idea about and enlarged turbinates on both sides. I had a terrible time breathing through my nose for much of my life. Work outs and runs were a drag. I was a constant mouth breather during sleep hours that left me waking up dehydrated, drained and exhausted most days. This guy's ability to engage his patients is bar none. I have never seen a better bedside manner. I had my surgery this past Tuesday, 3/25/25. Today I got my stents and cast removed about 20 mins ago. Let me tell you, I can breathe like a dragon! He restored symmetry to my nose/face and removed the bump. If I had to rate this man's ability, I'd compare him to Leonardo DaVinci. Nothing short of amazing. HIGHLY RECOMMEND - 12/10 - A guy with a new nose

To be fair, I think Dr. Wright is a good surgeon for sinus problems as I've only had 2 sinus…read moreinfections that since my balloon sinuplasty in October 2018. I have no idea what made him change from being awesome to awful, especially when he performed 3 surgeries on me. I wish I would have seen his ugly side earlier than I did so I could have gone through surgery with someone who truly could support me regardless of how obvious the cause of my symptoms were. His ignoring me when I had a severe reaction to a medication HE PRESCRIBED is unacceptable. Not only did I find out the side effects I had were common from my psych DNP, but Dr. Wright also never told me about them in the 2 or 3 times he prescribed it. Also, he prescribed antibiotics with no confirmation I actually had an infection. He took 4-5 cultures during the time I saw him, so it was surprising he tried to prescribe it without determining if an infection was even present. I ended up not taking them as I am not a fan of taking medications without evidence of a problem they are supposed to treat. When he called me after taking over a week to respond, he made me feel that he was doing me a "favor" by responding to my email with no apology for the delay. Most doctors I've seen don't take more than a week to respond to an email or phone call, especially my current ones. If they did, I'm pretty sure they would apologize. I was not happy that he allowed his MA to give medical advice and rarely responded to emails I sent over the portal. While I'm happy to communicate with staff for administrative matters (appointments, prescription refills, and billing), I expect my doctor to respond directly to messages about medical concerns. I think it's disrespectful for a doctor not to directly communicate with patients about medical matters, and sends the message that their time is more important than mine. His ignoring me when I had a scary medication and pushing me to see a sinus specialist for an ear problem at a teaching hospital where the doctor hardly spends time with patients does not fit the criteria of awesome bedside manner. At an appointment in February 2019, he said he understood why I didn't want to go to a teaching hospital so not sure what changed. I felt like he broke the trust I had in him because I would never undergo three surgeries with a doctor if I didn't trust him. As an aspiring physician, I believe that the trust a patient puts into a doctor is sacred, and even more so when the patient has a lot of options for doctors (geographically and in their insurance plan). I know my ear issues have been historically difficult to treat but I do expect my doctors to communicate with me in a respectful and timely manner. He still contributed to my PTSD diagnosis (as have several male ENTs), but I've been able to move forward with the support of my wonderful psych DNP, therapists, and two female ENTs I saw a year after I dumped him. One of the two amazing ENTs I saw in 2020 was surprised that Dr. Wright did not order CT scans after both of my sinus surgeries in 2018 to confirm my sinuses were clear. She has been in practice longer than him and said an ENT should repeat the scans after surgery. Fortunately, the scan in June 2020 showed that my sinuses were clear but his not ordering scans after these surgeries makes me think he wasn't thorough in his follow up care. He did not have me come back for regular appointments to make sure the tubes he placed weren't causing problems. My current ENT said the tubes should be checked every 4 months as I've had chronic infections. To conclude, I am disappointed that Dr. Wright only seemed to want to help when the problem was obvious and ignore me when it wasn't. I don't expect my doctor to instantly fix my problem but I don't appreciate being made to feel that *I'm* the problem when they don't know what's wrong. A great doctor is one who isn't just there for me when my symptoms are obvious, but one who doesn't give up when it is not. Dr. Wright - if there's only one thing you will take away from this review, it's that you need to be a doctor who is there for patients when a diagnosis is obvious AND for patients when a diagnosis is not. As someone who will undergo my 9th ENT surgery in 3 days after suffering from chronic otitis media for a year (including 7 years of other ENT issues), I hope you recognize that ENT problems physically AND psychologically affect the quality of someone's life.

This review is long overdue. I cannot thank Dr. Kiringoda and his team enough!! He significantly…read moreimproved the hearing in both of my ears from otosclerosis after the birth of my son in 2001. I've worn hearing aids for 24 years by total necessity to work and live because of this disability. After two successful surgeries, I can carry on conversations, workout and talk with people, hike and swim without fear of ruining my expensive hearing aids. It's miraculous!! I knew from my first meeting with Dr. Kiringoda, that I could trust him completely. He is kind, patient, caring and clearly experienced, but also humble. Excellent bedside manner compared to a surgeon I met with 20 years ago in SF. I can't recommend Dr. Kiringoda highly enough...he improved my quality of life in a way I didn't think was possible. Thank you!!!

I'm a 36 y.o. female. My worsened/more acute hearing loss issues spanned about two years by the…read moretime that I got surgery, and a year and a half before I met Dr. Kiringoda. It was a really hard time. I had a couple of other ENTs unsure of the root cause, with imaging showing no issues, etc. Those ENTs mostly pushed for keeping my newly acquired hearing aids and not pursuing surgery to better my hearing on its own. I finally met with an ENT who recommended the right imaging and then referred me to Dr. Kiringoda, whom he highly recommended. When I first went in for a consultation, Dr. Kiringoda and PA Rachel (who is also awesome) spent a lot of time with me. He looked at my new CT with me and explained what his plan would be for surgery, targeting the exact cause of my hearing loss. Additionally, he would explore the middle ear to ensure there were no other issues and be prepared if anything else came up during surgery. He thoroughly explained the procedure and what to expect. Small Note: He spends considerable time with his patients, so appointments sometimes run behind, but it's all good because his expertise is worth the wait! I got surgery done by Dr. Kiringoda in August 2025, where I underwent an Ossiculoplasty, in which he placed a prosthetic due to erosion of the long process of the Incus bone. After my surgery, I experienced minimal pain and no complications. It was clear about a month after that my hearing was improving, my tinnitus was decreasing, and the numb feeling in my ear was mostly gone. By two months or so, my hearing was exceptionally improved. I am so grateful to Dr. Kiringoda and his excellent team both before and during surgery. I felt well cared for and still do, knowing they are in my corner if something else transpires with my ears. I highly recommend Dr. Kiringoda and PA Rachel Brown, and I have told several people who have asked me for a reference for a good ENT.

I've been seeing Dr. Chu for several years now, visiting every six months. I can't recommend him…read morehighly enough. I just had an appointment with him two days ago and as always, it was a great experience. He is extremely knowledgeable and experienced. He always explains my condition thoroughly and makes sure all my concerns are addressed. He's very kind, treats me like a friend rather than just a patient. I always leave feeling reassured and well cared for. Highly recommend!

the worst doctor , got referred from my reg physican, he stated he does not handle cpap machines…read more he keep me in his office asking questions on meds i was taking and health history, so that he can charge me for his services. i did'nt go there for a consultation ! you keep me there so you can charge me for your services. what the hell are you asking me questions when they should have it on file with the hospital facilty? he put my diagnois as "chest pain"..... i don't have any chest pains dr. chu !!!! what is wrong with you? he just want's to keep you there and charge you for his services. well, i'm not paying for his services. don't go to him, he's the worst doctor i ever encountered....beware they will charge you even when they are not the doctor to see.

Dr. Mark Liang has been our physician for several years. My husband and I are both pleased with our…read moreoffice visits and the care and attention he provides us with on each visit. Dr Liang's attention-to-detail with our healthcare is excellent. If you are looking for a physician, we both highly recommend Dr. Liang. Thank you for reading our review. Bill and Loretta Sylvia

Dr Liang is not the type of physician that you want. He uses his Chinese to pull in a large Chinese…read morepatient population, and then defers on all decision making and chooses to refer to specialists or ER for all encounters. Otherwise, he only pursues health maintenance care (vaccines, screening tests/labs), which does not require an MD to know when to do those things. Those guidelines are clearly written online, all you need to do is look it up. I would highly recommend against pursuing Liang with Dr Liang. I have heard several stories first hand of terrible patient encounters. My heart goes out to those under his care.

I had been dealing with AFIB for over a year. Dr B began to treat me with medication which lasted…read morefor awhile. We were already aware of a slow heart rate by birth. The AFIB was being controlled but my heart rate dropped significantly (37) I texted Dr B we made an appointment at that time she told me it was time for a pacemaker. I agreed! Went on vacation the appointment was scheduled for the pm. I read what they were going to do until it frighted me. I asked Dr. B what happens if we do nothing. I would only get worse. I went through with the surgery on July 21. After much prayer everything came out just fine. I am no longer tired when I wake up I am energized. I thank God for giving me such a wonderful and caring doctor. Dr. B you're the best! KEEP ON DOING THE DOGGONE THING!!!!

I took my dad to see Dr. Balakrishnan. The nurse was very thoughtful and asked questions around…read morewhat special accommodations we needed. We asked for a translator, which she arranged for promptly. The appointment with the doctor was running a few minutes late, which is quite normal for doctor's appointments. But once Dr. Balakrishnan came, the level of professionalism and patience I saw in her was unparalleled to what I have seen in hospitals in the Bay Area (and I have been to quite a few doctors with my dad). The doctor spoke to my dad via a translator, was very slow and patient in listening and responding, and made sure my dad understood what she was trying to say. I also added a couple of things, and she took them into account too. She suggested further tests and we will see her again in a month or so. I highly recommend Dr. Balakrishnan as a cardiologist for anybody who is looking for a thoughtful and thorough doctor.