I have attended appointments with my elderly father to see Dr. Wen at both the Oakland and Danville…read morelocations and he also performed surgery on my father. The experience of coordinating appointments, communicating about pre and post op needs, and of course the actual surgery were seamless. The receptionist at the Danville location is particularly exceptional, showing great patience, kindness and empathetic patient care. All the staff is great and we are particularly grateful for Dr. Wen's insight, expertise, education and surgical skills. Definitely recommend.

Efficient and a true expert. Love Dr Wen!! He is the best. Thank you for your care and compassion…read more My husband is also a doctor and personally knows Dr Wen and has the utmost respect for him.

What a nice guy! Not the kind of doctor who only listens to…read moreyou for 2 minutes then interrupts. He really takes the time to determine what is going on with you, and addresses all of your concerns. People in his office are also very pleasant. (the parking garage is bank though if you forget to get validated- don't forget!)

Dr. Weider himself gets AT LEAST 5 stars from me. He's a personable guy that really knows his…read morestuff. During my consultation, he was extremely thorough and addressed all of my concerns in a very genuine and professional manner. He wasn't just in and out in 2 seconds, we actually spoke at length about my problem, he brought up various options on how to deal with it, and was meticulous about explaining all the pros and cons in regards to all the possible treatments. I was very happy with my experience at his office. The staff was friendly and efficient and parking is available in the same building, which is a plus because I hate driving around looking for street parking. The office also validates parking so you don't have to pay an arm and a leg for it. I was parked from 2:20pm to 4pm for about $4. Minus one star because of the wait. I'm a new patient and my appointment was at 2:45pm. I arrived 20 minutes early to fill out necessary paperwork, but wasn't seen until sometime after 3:30pm. The staff and the doctor were very apologetic and explained that they had some emergency cases that backed them up. Sh** happens, I guess. There's really nothing I could do about that in such a situation. I'm just against waiting more than 30 minutes for any appointment I've arrived on time for. I'd say he was worth the wait, though.

We consulted him for urge incontinence in elderly mother with mild dementia. He insisted on…read moreconducting a weird test to determine the exact cause, which involved pumping bladder full of liquid and asking how bad she had to go while hooked up to electrodes in her vagina. She was perched over a funnel in the floor. She was very disturbed by the setup and procedure. The male nurse had long fingernails and caused her some pain in the region. We could not complete the test, she became hysterical, and came home traumatized with a UTI and yeast infection. In retrospect, I don't know if he was even wearing gloves. I don't recommend.

After having a baby I had to endure several kidney stones (more painful than labor!) and a series…read moreof other urologic issues. I needed a specialist who would be thorough and knowledgeable. I was referred to Dr. Khaira by a friend and I'm so happy I went to see him. He has a calm demeanor and explained all my options, treatments, and things I could do to improve my overall health. It's hard to find a doctor you can trust and one who is attentive. I am so thankful and my health has now significantly stabilized. I highly recommend Dr. Khaira. His professionalism and care is what all doctors should strive towards.

Dr. Wang is awesome! He was very nice and helpful. Listened to me and gave me good insight and…read moreinformation.

Worst experience with a healthcare provider. Business value is disgusting. Patient care and empathy…read moreis also horrible. Brought my father in at an agreed appointment time. Office was not even opened and the staff lied about rescheduling us when there were no notice or communication. Staff and doctor belittled my elderly father because he did not speak English. It's a shame that there are doctors out there who looks down on their patients. If you are unhappy or can't sympathize for others - maybe re-evaluate why you became a doctor. I understand the job can be stressful but think about the patient's perspective as well. They are also stressed and looking to you for care and reassurance. Don't treat them as they're not worthy of your time. There need to be some kind of evaluation for these type of doctors.

Needles aren't scary. The people who stick them in are the scary ones. Fortunately there was…read morenothing scary about Dr. Raskin and his kind assistant when they showed up to do on-site flu shots for our law firm. Our regular company had gone out of business and we received (a great) recommendation for this Doctor. The process of arranging for his two-person team to come at a time convenient to us was as painless as his shot. I was very anxious as the stick time grew nearer, but when it was my turn to sit down he calmly asked me about work and I hardly knew he was done. I'm not kidding - painless! He accepted a business check for payment of our 19 shots ($25 each) and now our office (and a couple others on our floor) are flu-safe. Shots are also given at his El Sobrante office so give them a call if that's your area! They'd be happy to stick a needle in your arm. And I promise it's the least amount of suffering possible.

I have been to many Dr.'s in my 49 years. He was the very first to ask me a question that I could…read morenot understand why others didn't. It is private so I won't tell you what it is; however, he knows how to ask the right questions so that you clearly get the best treatment/service available within his expertise. Truly changed my outlook on the medical profession. Thanks again Dr. Raskin, your raving fan Jerrold "Jerry" Parsons :-)

Dr. Sadoff has been my primary care physician for the last 6 years now and I feel truly blessed to…read morehave him as my physician. He is very knowledgeable about preventative care and screening diagnostics. Moreover, he's a great listener and really takes the time to get to know you. He is most helpful in presenting various treatments, tests, vaccines, etc., in a "pro" and "con" manner thus giving you both sides of the equation. Really enjoy my visits with him. He is most impressive!

I've been a patient of Dr. Sadoff for several years now. He's knowledgeable, kind, compassionate…read moreand believes in preventative care. He keeps me stable and I need that! Highly recommend this wonderful Doctor!

Happy to give Dr. Bryzman his first review…read more Pros: -He was able to see me just a couple of days after I called for an appointment. -He was on time for both appointments we've had. -He never made the visit feel rushed. -He took the time to have a conversation with me before the poking and prodding. -Seems very knowledgeable. Cons: -His office isn't close enough for me to walk on a work day. I had to take a bus.

Steve Bryzman has been my GP for 30 years. I have joked that there should be a "Bryzman" pill…read morebecause I feel better just being around him! The office staff is also wonderful...the team has changed over the years, however it seems that the most important hiring skill, aside from efficiency, is friendliness.

This is a great doctor, great receptionist and coworkers. They make you feel very comfortable and…read moreexcellent follow up. I felt totally safe and taken care of with Mr. Brown's or Dr. Brown. During supportive I care

Dr Brown is a very nice man but he needs to retire. My husband and I went to him for urine leakage…read more He suggested we get a PSA test. He told us the number was 400. At a later time he said 200. Either way we were happy with him at this point. He ordered a biopsy which showed cancer and put him on shots and medicine. He also ordered a bone scan. This is where things got frustrating. The bone scan showed "two spots," and Dr. Brown ignored this and did not treat the cancer with advanced treatment. After finding blood in my husbands urine we went to the hospital and Dr. Brown said "don't worry about it." At this point we went to another doctor who continued to treat my husband until his PSA started to rise again. He then referred my husbands to an oncologist who took another bone scan and CT scan which showed the cancer had spread to 8 bones and said it should have been treated earlier. I believe Dr. Brown should have been more progressive and ordered more scans after 6 months. Our doctor also sent us to "pick up" his records and Dr. Brown said he would only fax them. I got upset and he called the police. It was the doctor's idea to hand deliver them not mine. But they did not care. They just did not want to be confronted with their mistakes.