A great doctor and a good person. He always aired on the side of caution without hesitation. A…read moresymptom to him was treated with the utmost importance. Inquisitive by nature, he would directly involve specialists to determine the cause of any symptom. Affable and kind, he is someone you enjoy talking to. I hope John is enjoying his retirement.

He was always so understanding and willing to listen to me when providing his vast medical…read moreknowledge to help in anyway he could. If he didn't know something he would look it up on the spot to educate himself. Miss you Dr. Louie! You deserve more than 5 stars!

Dr. Carter is one of the most kind and compassionate doctor I've known. She is not only my doctor,…read morebut she is my husband's and was my father-in-law's doctor as well. She listens carefully to you and shows that she genuinely cares about your medical concerns. Every one of my visits I've never felt rushed; she is very thorough and follows through with all my concerns. Her staff is wonderful and professional, too! I'm very grateful to have her as my doctor.

Dr Carter is not only my Doctor, she is my Dad, Mom, and daughter's doctor as well and has been for…read moremany many years. Although we moved to Manteca 10 years ago we all still drive out to see Dr Carter... she is THAT good. She is caring and knowledgeable. With her, We are in the very best hands !!!

Horrible doctor - no class . He is not very knowledgeable and can be very rude. I highly suggest…read moregoing elsewhere.

Very happy with my first visit today. Easy to find. Quick 10 minute for the forms. 5 minutes to…read morewait for the doctor. Easy to speak to. Understood my situation and problem. Wrote me a couplenof prescriptions and I was on my way.

Dr Qadir's care denied my father dignity and choice during his finals weeks. I will never forgive…read moreher. My father saw Dr Qadir as a new patient because his primary care physician had retired. My father hadn't been feeling well: he had lost significant weight, his legs were starting to give out, and he was sleeping a lot more. His mood was shifting. I couldn't attend with him in person because I had COVID, so I sent him and his caregiver a long list of concerns to show Dr Qadir. He was dead from Stage 4 cancer 5 weeks later, and she didn't even flag anything as wrong even after seeing the list. Just said "see you again in 3 months". Nothing could have saved my dad's life at that point, but if we had known it was terminal cancer, he would have had the opportunity to say goodbyes, set up his estate more effectively, and visited his favorite places for the last time. After he died, Dr Qadir had the audacity to call me to extend her condolences. What a callous attempt to repair the damage. If you want you or your loved one's health cared for like my father's, by all means, give Dr Qadir a visit. But if you'd like someone to flag if you have cancer, go somewhere else.

I think she is great. She listens and asks good questions. She is always sorry if she is running…read morelate. I trust her to give me a referral if needed. I trust her to take care of me. I would recommend her.

Dr Wherry is a family physician who is real, trustworthy, and honest. I am lucky to be a patient…read more The office is well run by friendly staff. I certainly recommend him, but he might have limited availability to taking new patients.

Love Dr Wherry. He very quickly diagnosed a problem side effect I had with a medication and I…read morereally appreciate that.

I have had Dr. Eena Duggal for 10+ years and I find her to be the most compassionate and caring…read moredoctor, who treats the whole person. She has guided me through referrals for surgeries with other doctors and emotional trama when my husband died. Most recently she was very concerned about an infection in my breast and sent me for tests and referral to a surgeon right away. I did need surgery, thankfully no malignancies and am doing very well now. I find that she has integrity and I believe she is the quintessential primary doctor to have.

The BEST doctor you can ask for. Quality care, empathetic, and is detailed in workup and analysis…read more The wait can be a little long to see her, and she does book out far in advance however is very prompt with in-app messages and you can usually get seen with her via video visits OK. I can't imagine going to another primary care, wonderful bedside manner and she's worth the wait to see. Would highly recommend. I've seen her for probably close to a decade and I've even convinced my mom to go see her recently.

Last August, I asked to be referred by my primary care doctor for a colonoscopy to Dr. Singh…read morebecause of a good experience my friend had under her care. When I called, the staff immediately issued a prescription for the medicine taken prior to the procedure, but did not receive an appointment. I called after about a month, and an annoyed staff member told me that there was a wait for appointments and I didn't have one. After numerous unreturned messages and 9 MONTHS of waiting, I still don't have an appointment. In that time, this doctor changed telephone numbers and didn't inform me. This is inexcusable in my opinion.

This review is for Dr. Harpriya Singh who performed my endoscopy and colonoscopy last week. I am so…read morethankful for how smooth the procedure went. Also I was impressed by Dr. Singh's knowledge and experience in all the consultation I had with her and her staff. She is prompt in replying to any questions and very thorough 8n her follow ups.

"Next time bring some pliers!" OR "Rethinking Cartilage Implants."…read more This is an absolutely true story. I am not making up any of this. My wife had an earring stuck in the cartilage of her ear. It was pretty old (the earring I mean, not my wife.) Her ear was sore and perhaps infected. Now what do we do? Of course, we turned to Dr Omarali--he'll know what to do! After spraying some lidocaine on the area, the doctor got out a couple of instruments. They were sort of like pliers, but I bet they're a lot more expensive. Anyway, after just a few minutes of manipulating the instruments he had the earring out. He was very understanding, but I couldn't help noticing that the doctor did NOT have any cartilage implants. Maybe there's a message in that. Note to self: do not implant foreign objects in the cartilage of my ear (or in any other bodily appendage.) I am proud to state that I was the doctor's assistant for this procedure-- I held my wife's hair back away from her ear. Who knows, this might be the start of a new medical career for me. My wife and I have been patients of Dr Omarali for many years. Besides being a great physician, the doctor is a true gentleman. I never feel rushed during my appointments. Note that the doctor's office is now on Stoneridge, still in Pleasanton, but a more convenient location. So another great visit. Next time I'm bringing some needle nose pliers. I bet I get a discount on my copay. And under no circumstances am I implanting objects in any cartilage in any part of my body.

Had an urgent care visit this morning care of Dr Omarali. I am so grateful that Ashley was able to…read more give me an appointment because I know I needed antibiotics for my UTI . Consultation was brief because my urine sample showed I did have an infection. Thank you Dr Omarali and Ashley for the help!

We went to see doctor Shingate for lab test since our primary doctor was on vacation. The doctor is…read morenice and helpful. However the efficiency of the office is poor. We had to wait for more than an hour for our scheduled visits. With a baby it was not easy at the waiting area. The doctor did apologize for delaying. And after our visit, if you need any paper document, the assistant was not taking care of it rightly(in wrong format or they just forgot it) worst of all, I received a bill that was exceeding the amount I normally charged for lab test. After calling the insurance company, I realized the doctor gave wrong code for claim insurance... Even though I message the doctor, I still need to write a letter to the John Muir patient concern liaisons by myself....It's really a pain process.

Dr. Shingate is so attentive and informative. I trust her 100 percent and I feel so comfortable…read morewith her. She really cares. She is very warm and caring.

Dr. Liao was very patient in listening to my concerns and offered helpful suggestions. She also…read moreresponded to messages very quickly and provided excellent follow-up care.

I am surprised that no one has written a review for Dr. Liao yet. When it comes to health…read moreproviders, I have very high standards. My experience with PAMF dates all the way back to Camino Medical Group some 20 years ago. My previous PAMF provider, who took care of me for 8 years, left for MassGen Brigham (proof that I only pick the greatest PCPs). So I switched my entire family's care to Dr. Liao a year ago after failing a few other options. I've been very happy with her care so far. She has a sharp mind and is very efficient. I like how her appointments are always on time yet she could cover a lot of things in short visits, grasping the key issues immediately, and coming up with a plan. She never hesitates to make referrals, even for little things that I would be tempted to ignore. And she finds the best specialist to get me the right treatments, which turned out not as complicated as I had imagined. She motivates me to take better care of my body and keep up with my check-ups not by talking but by her diligent work. Everyone else in my family also likes her a lot. She communicates well with kids from preschoolers to teens and young adults, as well as children with special needs. I was upset and anxious when my previous provider left PAMF, but she has brought peace back into my mind. It's kind of sad that today's PAMF deals with many issues like discrimination, meritocracy, bureaucracy, etc. Thus, as a patient, I think it is even more important to give every doctor benefits of the doubt. Don't be fooled by the years of practice or ivy degrees or social media, judge with your own eyes and experience. Although she is young and she has a D.O. degree, she is still one of the best primary care physicians that I've encountered over many years.