Dr. Srinivasan has been my primary care doc for nearly 20 years. She is generous with her time,…read moreexperience, and always includes me in any health care decisions. I am truly fortunate to be in her care.

I am hoping my review will help this doctor listen to her patients more carefully, be less…read moredismissive and distracted and find compassion.This doctor was 15 min late to a video appt, did not acknowledge nor apologize for the delay. My questions were NOT addressed and she showed no concern other than to refer me to another clinic. At most, the appointment lasted 10 minutes- at the end I was so frustrated I just gave up. Very dissatisfied patient.

If you go to urgent care at the Mountain View PAMF facility I hope you do not receive her as your…read moredoctor!! She was cold, distant, and did not listen to me about my problems or about what I needed considering it is a chronic problem and is well documented in my chart. I was there almost three hours before she decided to tell me she couldn't give me the treatment I would need and I should go to the ER. She couldn't have told me that wayyy earlier knowing that "the urgent care policy" wouldn't allow it? Not once did she apologize for the treatment or anything. Worst experience ever and would never recommend her!!

I didn't realize I could be rejected by my own doctor. A few weeks ago I received a letter from my…read moregeneral practioner: Dear Dorothy, I am writing to let you know about a professional change for me that will impact your care. Effective June 1, 2009, I will be reducing the number of patients I am able to see in primary care so that I can spend a portion of my time caring for patients at the Urgent Care Center. As a result, I ask that you transfer yoru care to one of my colleagues in Family Medecine at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation's Fremont Center. That's it? A 3-paragraph letter and our relationship is over? I don't even get a phone call? Breaking up with your doctor isn't quite as painful as with a significant other, but it still stings whenever I read that letter. I'd taken special care in selecting Dr. Miller. I'd researched top medical colleges, then searched through my insurance's list of in-network doctors, and narrowed my search according to college attended, and years in practice, then finally ended my search on Yelp. And now it looks like I have to go through this whole process all over again. What if another doctor rejects me? Will I ever find "the one". Why does it have to be so hard? I feel so alone. I guess Dr. Miller wasn't the one for me. Things happen for a reason and I know the right doctor is out there.

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.

Dr Kelly was amazing. One of the best providers - she was so thoughtful to ensure she allowed me to…read moreexplain my concerns, asked smart questions, and provided just the right info I needed. I honestly can't thank her enough for listening and guiding me, and making me feel good at the same time. A++

She is the best rheumatologist. She is patient, kind, and understanding. She listens and takes you…read moreseriously and does what it takes to find a solution. Been to several doctors, but the level of competency she has is at another level. Highly recommend!

Dr. Nicole Curatola is a phenomenal physician whose expertise is matched by her kindness. What sets…read moreher apart is her comprehensive view of overall health; she doesn't just treat immediate concerns but focuses deeply on preventive medicine. With Dr. Curatola, you truly feel like you are in good hands. She prioritizes long-term health and wellness, ensuring that every aspect of your well-being is taken into consideration. I cannot recommend her highly enough.

Dr Nicole Curatola has the perfect blend of professionalism, extreme knowledge, warm and…read morecompassionate nature about her. She is everything you want in a physician and then some. Her concierge medical practice is a 100 of out a 10. From the moment you walk into the serene and beautifully decorated lobby, you are met with an immediate greeting, warm smiles, and a beautifully well stocked drink and snack area. The Curatola Family practice is one to be grateful to be cared for by. Andrew, her main Medical staff, makes you feel at ease and cared for every step of the appointment an every time. It's difficult in this day to find a Dr who really listens to your every concern and is extremely compassionate and steadfast in helping you overcome any medical hurdles you may be encountering. You feel the difference here in this concierge practice. I trust her completely and know whatever it is we will leave no stone unturned when it comes to my health and wellness! I am the lucky one to be cared for by Dr Nicole.

Dr. Nauenberg has been my PCP since about 2001 and she's been great. I would say she is superb 90%…read moreof the time and merely good the other 10% of the time, so that averages out to GREAT. Strong medical knowledge and good people skills. Is she really "As good as it gets!"? I haven't had any other PCPs long enough to say for sure (other than the pediatrician I saw growing up), so there might be some better internal medicine docs out there that I haven't met. But I definitely rate her 5 stars on Yelp.

Great PCP. I've been going to her for several years. I greatly appreciate her accessibility,…read moreknowledge, skill, and "bedside manner". She's easy to talk with. I recommend her without qualification. Her background pre-medicine is as an engineer. She has all the advantages of an engineering approach without seeming like an engineer at all. Easily accessible via email (by the way, PAMF finally made email "free").

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.

We went to Dr Storey when our primary GP was on vacation…read more This was mentioned to her on bringing her up to speed on our history. To cut a long story short, Dr Storey was informed about the history of the condition, the current level of pain being experienced and she stood there with folded arms saying 'well if this is what you have, I can't do anything for you'. She failed to properly examine her patient, she showed complete lack of empathy and even accused her patient of running around seeking random doctors to fill a prescription and that we should be seeing our Primary GP (who we mentioned was away on holiday which was the reason why we were there). Not once did she show care in her tone, and stood there the whole time in a lecturing disapproving stance. In fact it was SO bad, the patient had a breakdown in her visitation room she was that distraught and in pain combined with the complete lack of care by this doctor. We went back to PAMF and told them what had happened, they took us to Urgent Care and then ER, it was a life threatening condition and required hospitalization!! Dr Storey didn't pick up on this, she didn't even bother to examine her patient. She didn't recommend going to urgent care. I would never return to see this doctor, nor recommend her to any of my friends or family. I had to share this, and a medical enquiry on her behavior should follow. I am sorry I didn't share this earlier. FOLLOWUP - Medical Board of California Complaint Submitted.

Unimpressed - went to her because my primary care physician was out. I had a severely inflamed…read moretonsil. She tested for strep, it wasn't, so she told me to salt water gargle and take an advil. 24 hours of severe pain later I went back, but not to her but to an ENT at the main campus in Palo Alto, she was really worried about my throat and did some deep tests, gave me antibiotics, steriods & vicodin. I asked Dr Storey about steriods and she said she didn't think I needed them.