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    3.7 (20 reviews)
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    This is a wonderful medical organization run by people (Joe and Carol) who truly care about their patients and getting results for their clients.

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    UCSF Health-GoHealth Urgent Care

    UCSF Health-GoHealth Urgent Care

    4.0(617 reviews)
    0.5 miMarina/Cow Hollow

    Wow - what a nice experience!…read more Not feeling 100% - wanted to make sure to receive quality healthcare (go UCSF!). Tara - thank you for the care and thoughtfulness with taking care of me during registration when I arrived. Meghanne - appreciate treating me like a person, not a quota number, and quality of care. Sean - incredibly thoughtful and able to link my symptoms to the issue - a great outcome for a realistic get well plan.

    Terrible experience. Misdiagnosed by the PA (they had no MD), and ended up having to go to the…read morehospital a few days later (was diagnosed with bacterial pneumonia). If you want to get properly diagnosed, DO NOT GO HERE. Went here as I had been running 102+ fever for 3 days, had a bad cough, and chest pain. I had told them these symptoms and they ran standards tests for flu and covid (which I told them I already run at home). The PA also tested me for strep. All came back negative. I told the PA I had really uncomfortable chest pain (which is a symptom of bacterial pneumonia). He heard my lungs, said they sounded clear, and sent me off with coughing pearls saying I had a muscle strain in my chest from coughing. For context, coughing is actually a way the body clears itself of infection and these pills were actually suppressing my cough (not what I needed). When I reviewed them, the office said they would get back to me to hear more about my experience, and they never did.

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    CPMC Pacific Heights Outpatient Center | 2333 Buchanan Street - Totally empty waiting room

    CPMC Pacific Heights Outpatient Center | 2333 Buchanan Street

    3.2(222 reviews)
    0.4 miPacific Heights

    I've had the privilege of working with Dr. Raphael Merriman over several years, and his care has…read morebeen truly transformational. As a transplant hepatologist at Sutter University of the Pacific Medical Center, he combines world-class medical expertise with exceptional compassion and patience. We don't usually see doctors when we're feeling our best, and during some of my most difficult seasons, Dr. Merriman consistently met me with empathy, clarity, and genuine care. He takes the time to explain complex medical issues in a way that's easy to understand and never makes you feel rushed. His guidance and steady support helped me finally put into practice changes I'd been working toward for years. I'm especially grateful for the option of remote visits, which has allowed me to continue care from Sacramento. Dr. Merriman is the kind of provider every patient hopes for--skilled, thoughtful, and deeply invested in his patients' well-being.

    I hadn't been here since it was the ER…read more Way back when, I took a fall and my knee blew up to the size of a softball. "Why did I wait? I was really busy at work." I weakly offered the ER doc. I added, "Well you can tell I'm not drug seeking." I walked out with an all clear- and 30 Percocet. O-Kay. Yesterday I got a mammogram which was seamless and because everyone was out of town, I actually got parking across the street - without even circling! The clinic was delightfully empty and everyone who worked there, really nice. Recommend.

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    UCSF Medical Center at Mount Zion  - Lobby seating, 8/4/25

    UCSF Medical Center at Mount Zion

    3.0(121 reviews)
    0.9 miLower Pacific Heights

    We have been to this facility for a number of appointments over several years. Because the valet…read moreparking is both easy and the same price as the very challenging parking garages, we take advantage of it. Valet parking is quick and efficient and the people are always super friendly and helpful. Our PCP, Dr. Zakir Safdar, is here and his entire team are amazing. My husband has been treated for cancer upstairs in the infusion clinic and they made him feel as comfortable as calm as possible. We've seen other doctors who have been the best in terms of professionalism and care. The gift shop has been accommodating when I went in hoping to get something to help my husband feel better for his ride home. And, at times, a pianist is playing a beautiful grand piano in the lobby, which is open to the floors above. It is very soothing.

    Coming here over the past decade plus, I've been here a number of times with and for my parents…read more As UCSF patients, they came for procedures mostly and, fortunately, they were not for life threatening reasons. I recently met a friend here for her scheduled surgery. The lobby was pretty much empty as I arrived at 6 am on a Monday morning. There was no one at the information/help desk. Hospital staff filtered in as I waited for my friend to arrive. There are a couple benches in front (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=-4H_7NtmMit3DqvCLY-exw) as I sat there as I waited. Being early, we sat the the lobby seating area (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=7En9w5M17ok752d-yhhMig) before heading to the check-in room upstairs. There are two elevator banks marked A and C to the right of the lobby area and down the hall. As I left, I noticed the valet parking guy setting up his sign and stand. I was fortunate to find a metered space but didn't have to pay since the meters were not in effect at that time. Given the meter rates in the City these days, you may be better off using this service. Please note that the valet stand is only weekdays as parking is not difficult with meters not enforced weekends. I hope that the staff that cares for my friend are as nice as the physical visage of the hospital.

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    Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center and Offices

    Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center and Offices

    2.9(558 reviews)
    1.2 miAnza Vista

    After having various health insurances through the years from HMOs to PPOs, I always heard of…read moreKaiser having a bad rap, but now that I'm a Kaiser patient I have to admit that it's the best healthcare I've received overall. Super convenient that everything is practically located in one area so you're not having to run around town to various offices, pharmacies, and labs to get everything done. I love their online app/portal that makes scheduling appointments, ordering medications, and sending messages to your doctors easier. I can also access my medical records with ease through the portal - really helps when it comes to figuring out when my last yearly physical was or when my last immunization was done. The first time I experienced Kaiser here in SF it felt almost like being at the DMV. Big digital screens with patient names and call numbers for when it's your turn - particularly when getting blood draws and picking up prescriptions - but it's super efficient even at the busiest times when you think you'll be waiting an eternity. I've had nothing but good experiences with all the staff as well from the front desk administration to the nurses and doctors. Even the cafeteria workers are super pleasant at this location the few times I've decided to grab a coffee or a quick snack. I'm relatively healthy - knock on wood - and most of my medical appointments have been for just yearly checkups and one breast biopsy which I was totally expecting to be traumatic but it was surprisingly non frightening and went so much smoother than I was preparing for. I haven't yet had to see a specialist outside of that or have any ER visits or surgeries at Kaiser so I can't critique them in any of those categories but for preventative care I give them a hearty thumbs up.

    Quality/Quantity - Sadly I had to take someone to the emergency room and then visit them daily…read more... The good news is that the team at the ER was GREAT. And after they got moved to the upstairs hospital, the team there was great also. Food Elements Cafe was just okay. But if you are following after eating Sage Cafe, Carson City, NV in Carson Tahoe Health, it is very hard to follow... See other Yelp reviews. Not many people eat at this Elements Cafe, mainly employees and visitors do not have the time or energy to leave for better food. The bad news is that Kaiser, insurance carriers, discharge patients before they are ready; in my opinion... Which causes more issues or repeat customers and these are NOT the repeat customers anyone wins from. Ambiance - It's a hospital... Parking garage, but I have been lucky enough to find easy street parking. Service - 5 stars, except for the discharge team. Price - Depends on your insurance policy or deductible. But health care is very expensive, both in CA and NV; well in the USA. $11 for my hamburger. Owner Comment - Congrats to Kaiser success since 1945. Wish our USA had better health care.

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    March 2026 visit. FYI. Next to cafe.

    Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center and Offices - Healthy eggs with some cheese & veggies; Hashbrown

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    Advanced Health

    Advanced Health

    3.6(21 reviews)
    0.4 miPacific Heights

    I think she's a charlatan. Dr. Bhandari was insulting and said I looked like a chicken injected…read morewith hormones and called me obese which I am not. Yes, she believes all meat is bad. I was paying her monthly to do essentially nothing but insult me. I agree that she is rude with terrible bedside manner! You can see from one of Dr. Bhandari's response to a review that she's in her own world when the reviewer is writing about eating PASTURE RAISED eggs and Dr. Bhandari calls them PASTEURIZED EGGS! I have found better luck on Youtube following carnivore diet people like Steak and butter gal - many who follow carnivore diet (like Laura Spath) transform from truly obese to fit, strong, alert with great labs and endorsed by other medical doctors with medical explanations that actually make sense! Dr. Boz is wonderful - explaining insulin resistance and how to reverse it - apparently what most of us have that causes metabolic dysfunction and syndrome. My partner and I have trimmed down nicely -- no more brain fog, fatigue, inflammation, bloating and our labs also look great! Dr. Bhandari misses the mark and needs to learn real medicine/NUTRITION and how the body properly physiologically functions -- regulation of insulin, glucose, cortisol, what types of food provide ALL the essential amino acids and helps produce/regulate our hormones - it's certainly not the soaked lentils, spices, and meager diet that she was trying to promote. I agree with the earlier review - we need to learn how to function in THIS society as best as we can instead of just focusing on ALL the negatives. We needed real solutions that work. Dr. Bhandari should get a clue about labs such as fasting insulin, C reactive protein, cortisol, apo B, etc.. and how to interpret them properly. Most of all, Dr. Bhandari needs to stop fear-mongering. Good luck!

    Terrible experience. Dr. Bhandari threw me into an absolute panic that was irresponsible and…read morecompletely unwarranted. I'm not going to share specifics here, but I'll say that she casually speculated on a really serious issue, with zero testing to back it up, that I turned out not to have at all. Zero bedside manner. She also prescribed a medication that, according to two subsequent physicians, was actually dangerous, and showed that she had no expertise in this area (which she did not admit at any point). She may be very qualified in some areas, and clearly has helped other patients, but beware anyone who claims to know everything. It's also pretty tacky that she sells supplements in her office (and at a higher price than online). Go elsewhere.

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    North East Medical Services

    North East Medical Services

    2.0(79 reviews)
    1.3 miNorth Beach/Telegraph Hill

    I started going to NEMS on Clement St. about two months ago. The staff and physicians have been…read morevery helpful, there is never any wait, and I've been seen immediately each time. Each of my visits have been thorough, quick, and efficient. The facilities are clean and new, which I really enjoy. I noticed the front desk is efficient at scheduling next steps and setting reminders. So far, my experience has been consistently great!

    The wait is never long and admin seems to do their job well but the clinicians are terrible…read more My primary didn't know what perimenopause was, then her attending tried to tell me that treatment isn't safe. When I was able to reference specific medical research, including the flaws in the study that spread the fear of treating perimenopause, she referred me to a gynecologist. The gyno told me that because I still have periods and ovaries I'm producing hormones, therefore she can't prescribe me any hormone treatment, but that she can prescribe me birth control. BC *is* hormones. She didn't seem to believe me that I was definitely not pregnant, yet didn't ask for a pregnancy test. I joked that the only way that would happen is if 15 year old zombie sperm might still be present and viable. She looked even more suspicious at this point, then made certain to classify my sexual orientation so she could put it in my file. I also saw an ENT there who didn't listen to my concerns at all. I went in because food goes up the back of my nose when I swallow, sometimes I have trouble swallowing, and my nostril collapses shut when I lie down. He scoped my nose, prescribed me a nasal spray for allergies and told me he wasn't concerned about the other problems. Maybe I should have eaten before I went so he'd find some food. Or just not blown out all the cereal before I went. Awful place. I forgot what it was like to be spoken to as if you're stupid by your health care providers and having to DIY your health care. Nobody should have to do this. Now I remember. I'm counting the days until I can get back to my old job and health insurance so I can go back to being treated like I have an IQ over zero. Also, the portal keeps notifying me of new lab results. I only had one blood draw and they're the same results over and over, but rearranged each time. At least this is just annoying rather than genuinely concerning.

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    San Francisco Vein & Vascular Institute - Dr. Levine brings decades of vascular expertise and helped shape our commitment to excellence in patient care in San Francisco.

    San Francisco Vein & Vascular Institute

    3.9(24 reviews)
    0.9 miLower Pacific Heights

    @@My Journey With Knee Pain -- And an Unexpected Alternative to Knee Replacement…read more Good morning, everyone. I wanted to share my personal journey with knee pain and the treatments I've tried, in hopes it might help someone going through the same thing. The Beginning of My Knee Pain About 10 years ago, I began experiencing serious knee pain. I'm now 67, so it wasn't exactly a surprise, but it was still life-changing. My orthopedic surgeon diagnosed me with bone-on-bone arthritis and recommended a knee replacement. Instead, I started with cortisone injections every three months. For years, those shots worked like magic. Along with physical therapy, knee braces, topical creams, and supportive orthopedic shoes, I was able to manage the pain and live my life. When the Injections Stopped Working Unfortunately, this year everything changed. The cortisone injections only gave me mild relief, and the pain returned long before I could get the next one. I tried: * Hyaluronic acid injections - no improvement * PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injections - mild relief for about a month By June, my surgeon and I agreed it was time for knee replacement surgery. He also advised me to stop cortisone injections to reduce surgical risks. I scheduled the procedure and began preparing. A Setback I Never Expected Around this time, I joined this online knee replacement group for support -- but reading story after story of months-long pain and slow recoveries honestly scared me. Still, my pain was unbearable, so I was ready to proceed. Then, the unthinkable happened. I fell off a ladder and suffered a severe injury to my right leg -- the same one scheduled for surgery. I had an 8-inch skin tear, all the way to the bone. My surgeon immediately canceled my surgery, saying I'd need to wait at least a year for the skin to fully heal. The worst part? No more cortisone shots, ever. My skin was now too thin, and the risk was too high. My daily pain level was a 7 or 8 out of 10. I couldn't sleep, walking was torture, and my quality of life plummeted. Searching for Another Option Desperate for relief, I kept researching and came across Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) -- a procedure that blocks inflammation by targeting the tiny arteries around the knee. I asked about it on social media, and a few people shared they had tried it years ago but only got short-term relief. However, the procedure recently received FDA approval, so I decided it was worth investigating. I contacted the San Francisco Vein and Vascular Institute, and Dr. Nathanson was incredibly helpful. After discussing my situation, he encouraged me to give it a try. The Procedure On Monday, I went in for my GAE procedure. The facility was beautiful, the staff welcoming, and the equipment state-of-the-art. The entire procedure took less than an hour. I limped in with a cane... and walked out normally just a few hours later. No sharp pain -- only a dull ache. Over the next couple of days, I experienced mild soreness when standing, but it was nothing compared to before. Today, three days after the procedure, I am 99% pain-free -- no pain medication, not even Tylenol. Looking Back What I once saw as a disaster -- my fall -- turned out to be a blessing in disguise. It forced me to seek an alternative to knee replacement, and I am so grateful I did. I know GAE may not be permanent, but it can be repeated if needed, and by then, there may be even more options available. Today, I am deeply thankful to Dr. Nathanson and the San Francisco Vein and Vascular Institute for giving me my mobility and my life back. If you're struggling with knee pain and looking for alternatives, it may be worth exploring GAE. I'll continue to update my journey in the weeks ahead. Good luck everyone.

    The SF Vein and Vascular team have been excellent from start to finish. Scheduling, billing, and…read morethe care team are professional, caring, and supportive. Dr. Nathanson performed three procedures for me with great skill and an excellent bedside manner. I experienced no pain, and my recovery was almost immediate with no downtime. The Bay Area has many options for vein care, but in my opinion, this team is the best. I traveled 90 miles for my appointments, and it was well worth it. The facility is easy to find, modern, and welcoming. I highly recommend SF Vein and Vascular.

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