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My endocrinologist referred me here when one of my autoimmune labs was positive. She wanted me to…read moresee a rheumatologist to rule out autoimmune causes of weight loss. Although I haven't had any autoimmune symptoms, my family history of multiple autoimmune diseases was another reason she wanted me to see one. I saw Dr. Fellows in May and had a great appointment. Very nice, funny, and intelligent doctor! He spent a lot of time explaining things and didn't talk down to me in any way. When I told him I'm taking pre-reqs to apply to medical school next year and ask my doctors lots of questions, he should that I should ask questions. I have seen doctors in the past who get defensive when I've asked questions so I'm glad he is not one of them. Best of all, he did not hesitate to give me his honest opinion that he was skeptical one of my former (awful) doctors took my weight loss seriously. He also agreed with me that the two conditions I was misdiagnosed with were NOT causing my symptoms. So amazing to have my horrible experience with my former doctor validated by someone with firsthand experience! As I suspected, he didn't think the my weight loss was autoimmune related. If I ever need a rheumatologist in the future, I would totally go back to him. As someone who has PTSD from upsetting experiences with male doctors and prefers women, this says A LOT. While I'd give Dr. Fellows himself 5 stars, I'd give 3.5 stars to the office staff. I hate that they turn the phone off for 1.5 hours. While I know it's not unusual for practices to take a lunch break (we try to where I work), I should at least be able to leave a message. I had to call multiple times to schedule the appointment due to being on hold. It also took a little over two weeks to get the results of a test he ordered (which fortunately was negative). The staff I encountered the day of the appointment were friendly.

Unprofessional, dismissive, and completely lacking empathy…read more I called to schedule an urgent appointment due to severe, sudden-onset rheumatological pain. After waiting on hold for over an hour and a half, the first representative (whom I later found out is named Julie) was incredibly curt. When I asked if there was anything sooner, she scolded me for not visiting in two years and snapped "no." When I asked for her name and a manager, she hung up on me. I called back, only for a second rude representative to answer. She claimed she overheard the call, defended Julie, and accused me of being rude. When I asked for her name and a manager, she also refused and hung up on me. However, she slipped up and mentioned she "sits next to Julie," giving away the first scheduler's name. Having managed a call center myself for many years, I am appalled by this behavior. I was understandably frustrated after a 90-minute hold while in severe pain, but hanging up on a hurting patient twice is unacceptable. I truly hope management reviews these recorded calls. Staff working in a medical department need to show basic empathy and a desire to help patients, not treat them like an inconvenience. I still have no idea if my appointment was even booked. Option 2: Short and Punchy Best if you want a quicker read that hits all the main points instantly. Awful customer service. Double hung up on while in severe pain. After waiting on hold for 1.5 hours while dealing with severe, sudden rheumatological issues, I was met with pure hostility. The first scheduler, Julie, was snappy and scolded me for not being seen in two years. When I asked for a manager, she hung up. I called back and the second representative defended Julie, refused to give her own name, refused a manager, and hung up on me again. As a former call center manager, I know this is a massive training and behavioral failure. Management needs to pull the tapes for these calls. Medical staff should treat patients with empathy, not hostility--especially when they are calling in pain. I don't even know if I have an appointment.

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Diablo Valley Neurology Medical Group joined BASS in 2019, although they are still located off of…read moreTaylor Blvd at Norse Drive in Pleasant Hill, in a multi-story office building that also houses other medical tenants. When it was still DVNMG, I was referred to an amazing MD, Dr. Brad Volpi, who was compassionate, kind, and responsive -- a seasoned MD. Thanks to Dr. Volpi's recommended vitamin supplements, rather than medication, I finally found relief from my daily migraines! Who knew that allopathic medical professionals also advocate for naturopathic remedies?! Since Dr. Volpi's retirement in 2018, I had to select a new MD for a follow up, so I chose Dr. Robert Algar. Dr. Algar is knowledgable, respectful, and thorough. It's impressive how he immediately dictates his notes into a microphone during the appointment, so that he does not miss any information. The staff are professional, polite, and efficient. They are always great on the phone, during check in, and at check out. I have never felt like I'm just another patient to staff; the treatment has been respectful and personalized. I appreciate that there is a separate door at reception to go into appointments, and a separate door to depart after your appointment, which leads you straight to the elevators. The billing department has also been helpful and quick to resolve billing needs. The building has a large private parking lot with over 200 spaces, including multiple disabled parking spots near the building's front doors. Another plus is a drop off area directly at the front doors for patients who are in wheelchairs or who need to be dropped off by a special service.

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