Amazing! Grateful to be able to have her help us through our…read moreprocess! Highly HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you can become one of her patients!

I really liked this doctor prior to having my 5th child at Alta bates /sutter. But while in the…read morehospital about a day after I gave birth via csection (csection done by Dr Kadri who's great) she came in and told me about the possibility of needing another surgery due to some post partum symptoms. So coming off of a csection and having a brand new baby this news really scared me and while I looked for reassurance and help she made me feel silly and had VERY little patience with me. She could see I was somewhat panicking and she just made me feel worse. So disappointed in her, I'd seen her a few times in office and even considered having her be by primary this pregnancy, so glad I didn't.

Super impressed but the service this John Muir branch offers. Making an appointment was easy and…read moreeven though it was not immediate, I was happy to wait a couple of weeks as there was no emergency reason for this annual check. Building is well located and very practical. Waiting area is immaculate and spacious. The nurse who look after me was kind and clear. I was seen on time I was seen by the nurse practitioner Eli who was thorough , efficient, caring and gentle.

Today was my first visit with Dr. Morando at Pleasant Hill location. Before I was a patient of Dr…read more Stephen Weinstein, who recently retired. Therefore I was referred to that office to continue my care. I was hard to get an appointment due to volume of patience, and I was considering finding new OBGYN. I am very glad that I was patient and waited to see Dr. Morando. She is very personable, caring, professional and have an excellent bed side manners. I felt comfortable with her right away, which is not easy considering type of care she is providing! Office was clean and tidy. Wait time was no more than 10 minutes. Her medical staff was also friendly and caring!

Dr. Matlock is an ObGyn who pays attention to the entire woman, and not just her uterus/vagina. She…read morenoticed that my neck was a little swollen and ordered a thyroid test. Sure enough there was a huge problem that may have been undiagnosed for another year if not for her awareness. I highly recommend her.

A few years ago I (not under Tina J.) had to have fibroid surgery, and I was sent to Dr. Matlock…read morebecause she was a specialist. She took very good care of me through the process of about 5-6 months. From my initial painful diagnosis to when I woke up in the recovery room, she was always knowledgeable, and encouraging. It's nice to feel like your doctor really cares. Dr. Matlock is the best!!!

she left and went back to her family in Hawaii. She was awesome! A loss for us! My care was Gyn.read more

A friendly, patient, empathetic and above all an honest doctor…read more What can I say except that I have a 6 and 2 years old kids with us, because of her :) Prior to her, I felt like writing checks to doctors for wrong diagnosis and false hope. Tomorrow, my daughter has her 6th birthday, and while collecting some old pics for the party, I saw a picture (see my profile DP). I thought at least I could write something nice about this doctor. Thank you, doctor !

Dr. Susan Willman at the Reproductive Science Center (Orinda office) is absolutely amazing. She is…read moreso extremely knowledgeable, always takes the time to answer your questions and take you step-by-step through the choices and procedure. I have PCOS and knew I would need some assistance with becoming pregnant. Upon our first visit she was so reassuring and confident, instilling instant trust in her and establishing the foundation for a wonderful patient-doctor relationship. She is exceptionally thorough and truly leaves no stone unturned. I felt 100% confident in her as a doctor (something I can't say I have ever felt before). Our journey began with the discovery of a Uterine Septum (which no other doctor had ever identified in 20+ years of GYN appts). She herself performed the Hysteroscopic Septum Resection surgery to remove the septum and we then began fertility treatments. We tried 2 rounds of Clomid but my uterine lining was too thin and I overstimualted on that med, so she decided that injections and an IUI were the better bet. Well . . . . I got pregnant on our first try of Follistim and IUI. I am now 8 weeks pregnant and so sad to have to be leaving RSC (they only follow you until about weeks 8-9) :( SO SAD!!! I felt very attended to at RSC and dealt with many of their nurses and doctors while there. They have all been fabulous. Seriously, this is the BEST medical facility I have ever been to. They run an exceptionally professional and seamless ship. You will not be disappointed in this center. Truly, they are top notch and I feel so fortunate to have had them available during this journey.

I found Dr. Schleuning to be a skilled surgeon who told me what I needed to hear, had patience to…read morelisten to my concerns, was honest about my situation and gave me excellent advice. Most importantly, the outcome of my surgical procedure was excellent and my recovery went well. I am very grateful to have had her as my surgeon.

My experience with this doctor was terrible. After waiting over an hour undressed in the exam room,…read moreshe finally walked in and, in a condescending tone, asked why I was "in such a hurry." I won't go into graphic details, but after performing a minor procedure, she left me in pain and bleeding and simply walked out. I had to get up and track down a nurse for help. Overall, an awful and deeply unprofessional experience.

I had one interaction with this doctor and that's all it took. Without going into too much detail,…read moreI had a very important blood draw I needed done one night. It was the deciding factor in if I was going to need an invasive surgery the next day. It was my misfortune that the offering physician forgot to put the stat order in, and my even more misfortune that the on call doctor that night was Dr. Melissa Owens. There I was, at the lab, trying frantically to get the order in the system before they closed. I am a triage nurse, so I know how these things work after hours, and there's always an on call doctor on duty and it's their responsibility to take over these kind of orders. So the lab/I get in contact with Dr. Owens and explain the situation. She tells me she doesn't want to put the order in because, "then I'll get a call at 3 in the morning with the results, and I don't want to be woken up." I literally pause for like 30 seconds...so you'd rather put my health and well being on the line because you don't want to be woken up at 3 in the morning? I just thanked God she wasn't my regular physician. I wouldn't want to interrupt her day or night with my burdensome life threatening problems. She did finally call my original OBGYN to ask her to put the order in for me. But it wasn't until after I sort of stood my ground, saying, "well, I kinda need this..." Also, of note... The lab result came in at 11pm, so she would have been "burdened" before midnight. To think that she put my medical need behind her restful sleep. Not the type of doctor I'd want watching my back.

The very best. How lucky I was to find a doctor like her. It's impossible to find the quality of…read morecare and compassion that she offers. Wow, will I miss that when she retires some day! Sonja Farer