Dr. Kullar is one of the best!! He has performed 2 complete knee replacement for me and I never…read moreexperienced pain. I was off my pain meds in 2-1/2 weeks after each surgery. Dr. Kullar is genuinely concerned about his patients and he responds to messages quickly. He also performed rotar cuff surgery on my left shoulder on 3-31-26 and I just had my 3 month follow-up with him. He advised that I'm progressing good. I highly recommend Dr. Kullar for your orthopedic needs.

Dr Kullar always asked questions , about you specific problem you are there to be treated for !…read moreAfter assessing the problem he gives you the treatment or treatments that would likely solve that problem! Always easy to understand, what your options are! Staff is friendly and professional.

I was not taking care of myself lately and only working all of the time. As a reward I got my very…read moreown "The Substance" finger--eek! Luckily Dr. Casimir was able to see me quickly, was great with communication, explained why that happened and actually was able to treat it (stab some needles into it) right away in the initial consult! Guess I was lucky, I have my original finger back, good as new. I was warned there is a chance it might come back and I'd need surgery but so far so good. Fingers crossed. Thank you, good doctor! Now more specific to the Good Sam location in general. The office location is easy to find, plenty of parking in the adjacent multi-story parking structure. Lots of people to check me in at the front desk, spacious and calming waiting area.

I'd recommend everyone should NEVER see this doctor. My wife broke her hand because she fell off…read morea chair. She took X-ray and it showed the broken area just above the wrist. She bought a cheap splint from Amazon and call Palo Alto Medical Foundation for an emergency appointment. They squeezed her in his busy schedule. He looked at the X-ray, her splint, and said it looked good! WTH, he didn't say what she needed to do or recommended precautious steps, etc. except to see him again after 2 weeks. He spent only 1 not even 2 minutes looking at her broken hand. What a lousy individual! He is not deserved to be called a doctor.

Throughout my medical journey, Dr. Rustamzadeh became part of one of the most difficult chapters of…read moremy life. My condition involved surgeries, imaging, pain management, physical restrictions, braces, medications, rehabilitation, and ongoing evaluations. There were many moments filled with uncertainty, frustration, fear, exhaustion, and pain. At times, I questioned whether people truly understood what chronic pain can do to a person mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Today, I am 104 days post-surgery, and I can honestly say the progress I have made has been remarkable. There have been some very difficult days, but there have also been many great days filled with hope, healing, and gratitude. Recovery has not been easy -- it has been a process, a battle, and a journey. Looking back at where I was compared to where I am today, I truly believe this neurosurgeon helped save my life. His work not only gave me physical relief, but also restored hope that I could continue moving forward and regain part of the life I thought I was losing.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience with this surgeon. I believe his behavior and the…read moreway he handled our concerns were very unprofessional. My mother continued to suffer from severe pain, and I repeatedly asked for further evaluation, but I did not feel that our concerns were taken seriously. Now my mother is facing another surgery, and it is heartbreaking to see her go through all this suffering. We trusted him with her care, and this experience has been extremely stressful and disappointing for our family. Patients deserve to be listened to, treated with professionalism, and taken seriously when they are in pain.

Dr Lettice and Diane are excellent and caring health care professionals…read more I have been on 1 1/2 year journey to find out what is causing my severe lower back pain, Dr. Lettice did many tests and procedures to find out the culprit of this chronic pain. Sadly nothing showed up from all the diagnostic procedures. They did everything to try to help me and were incredibly compassionate to my suffering. My next step is going to a pain doctor to help me deal and maybe find a solution for me, he is supposed to be a excellent physician, my appointment is a month from today, the waiting... I would highly recommend going to this physician if you have any lower back or spinal problems. Thanks to both of you for my excellent treatment!

I went to Dr. Lettice about my severe back pain, and he quickly determined at what age I had had…read morethe injury, and what the course of action was. Within a few months, I had spinal fusion surgery that lasted 11 hours at Los Gatos' El Camino Hospital. The surgery was successful, with no side effects. I am now recovering quickly and feel none of the severe pain I used to suffer from. Dr. Lettice's bedside manner is excellent; he is patient, friendly, and kind. He's always been welcoming of the family members I bring into the room! Dr. Lettice patiently explains every aspect of my surgery, including the risks, exactly what he'd be doing, and how my recovery would come along. Needless to say, none of what I experienced came as a surprise to me. Dr. Lettice made sure I knew everything going in. I am particularly impressed by how Dr. Lettice expects me to be responsible with my intake of painkillers. We have regular follow-ups now. If anyone I know has back issues, I will be sure to send them to Dr. Lettice!

Patient, professional and thorough. Explained my issues and offered solutions. Didn't want to cut…read moreright away like some others. I trust her.

This doctor has a very warm heart and has an incredible wealth of knowledge. Highly recommended to…read moreall my family and friends.

Writing to honor Dr. Millard, who I had the good fortune of being referred to by a friend he had…read moretreated while she was on the Olympic Team. Early September 2019 I suffered herniated discs at L4 and L5 which sent me to emergency at Good Samaritan Hospital, Los Gatos, in excruciating pain, barely able to walk. Due to the severity of my symptoms, the neurosurgeon that saw me that night recommended that I go immediately into surgery for a laminectomy and discectomy to remove pressure created by the ruptured discs on my spinal cord (cauda equina), fearing that if they didn't relieve the pressure I could be paralyzed and lose the use of my legs. Fortunately, my case was borderline enough that I was able to leave the hospital after signing a release of liability, and promise that I would see a neurosurgeon within 12-hours. The next day my GP sent my MRIs to three neurosurgeons and an orthopedic surgeon for consultation. All four of whom wanted me back in the hospital for the surgery that day! Well, the way the "system" works, the surgeon had to send a request to my medical insurance provider for "approval" of the procedures. During which few days I was referred to Dr. Millard, who made room in his schedule to see me almost immediately. While Dr. Millard was testing (my left foot was so weak it was starting to drag on the floor with each step I took with my "walker") he observed that during that 2-3-day period it appeared that I had regained a bit of strength in my left big toe. Dr. Millard said this was "rare" but that he had seen this before, and thus, recommended I get into Stanford Hospital the next day for the cortisone epidural procedure he has expertise in implementing. (Figuring that the above-mentioned surgery would still be an option if the epidural injection of cortisone and other medicines did not work). It was a VERY painful procedure, but it worked! It was a slow recovery at first. Flat on my back in bed for 1-2 weeks while constantly icing the area of the injury, and taking strong anti-inflammatory and pain meds. I was wheelchair-bound for about six weeks, which experience gave me a whole new "perspective" and appreciation for good health, and empathy for those persons wheelchair-bound for life. Went from wheelchair to using a "walker" during the first couple of months. Then physical therapy, and after awhile I was able to walk (again) on my own. At my first post-procedure exam Dr. Millard observed that I had improved so well that I might not need another epidural procedure, which is typically required every six months to a year. Within 2-3 months I was walking normally again. Then longer walks, and by summer 2020, just nine (9) months later, I was hiking again. And by May 2021, 18-months after the injury and Dr. Millard's procedure, I was able to enjoy a full-day of Spring skiing at Mammoth Mountain (that first night in the hospital I was told that I might not ever "walk" again, let alone hike, jog, and ski!). Now, two and a half years later, I am 90% recovered, doing strenuous 5-10 mile hikes in steep hills on weekends, with some jogging, and flat-out running again! Had I had the surgeries that the four surgeons were pushing for I doubt that I would have ever been the "same" as before, again. In fact, I have spoken with others that had those surgeries and the majority said they were worse off, thereafter. So, it is a MIRACLE that I was referred to Dr. Millard, and that his treatment worked so well for me! I appreciate EVERY DAY that I can go about an active life, enjoying the hikes, runs, and activities that I always have. Dr. Millard is The Very Best in his field. I strongly recommend that you see him before making any decisions regarding your spine, if you can... John C.

My mother just had an absolutely terrible appointment with Robert Millard today. He was rude,…read moredismissive & completely unhelpful. He told her there's nothing he can do for her & simply said "your back's a mess" as he walked out the door leaving her practically in tears. What a jerk. His medical license should be revoked.

I broke my fibula at the ankle just before Christmas. Dr. Semkiw saw me a couple of days later,…read moreand two days later he installed a Titanium plate over the fracture. I am now almost completely recovered and winding down with my physical therapy. Dr. Semkiw is simply the best. If you need a Orthopedic Surgeon, I give Dr. Semkiw my unqualified recommendation!!

The office is fairly clean and the front desk team was polite. The check in went smoothly and I…read moredidnt have to wait too long in the lobby which I appreciated. The staff seemed to know their routine well and guided me through the visit. The doctor came in after a short while and was calm and soft spoken. They asked a good amount of questions about how I've been feeling lately and seemed to be listening. It didn't feel rushed which I've experienced at other offices before. They went over some health history with me and looked over notes I brought along from a past visit to a different clinic. There was a bit of a delay in getting a follow up plan but overall the conversation was helpful. The assistant who walked me out was courteous and made sure I knew where to go next. Overall it was a good experience and I'll probably come back if needed.

Dr Khan and his staff are excellent. I saw Dr on a Monday and was at El Camino/Los Gatos…read moreOutpatient surgery Friday for a discectomy. The nerve numbing and leg pain was noticeably subsiding the first day, the staff caring for me was top notch and Dr Khan's experience proved in my results. It's been life changing. Thank you Dr Khan and your entire staff. Thank you also to the staff at El Camino/Los Gatos hospital that cared for me.

I saw Dr. Kahn on 8/17/2026 and he recommended acupuncture for my neck pain. I was told by Rosario…read moreshe would contact Hope Neuro-acupuncture and get back to me. I even asked if I should do anything and was told no, she would call me. I waited a week and a day (8/25) before I started call the office for an update because they never called me. I have left 3 messages on 8/25, 8/27, and 8/28 with the answering service and was told I would get a call back. I never received a call back. I even sent a e-mail and received nothing back. I have no problem with Dr. Kahn. He was very thorough and explain that I did not need surgery, which is a good thing, and gave good advice on my options. In fact, Dr. Kahn did a great job with my wife's back surgery. My problem is with the doctor's office not getting back to me. I never dealt with a doctors office not doing the doctors recommendation and not getting back to a patient. What am I supposed to do now? I am in pain and I'm trying to continue my recovery by trying acupuncture, but I cannot because no one called me back. Also, I believe Dr. Kahn needs to tell the acupuncture how to treat me. If you do reply to this please do not tell me to contact the practice manager at 408-540-6861 because they do not answer or return calls. I'm very disappointed and expected better treatment from a Doctor (OFFICE).