unfortunately, the doctor thinks they are helping you by being rude and dismissive . But, when patients are so knowledgable these days, we all need a doctor who can also learn to listen to the patients (not just giving one way lecture). We are talking about a PCP here; so the doctor need to work on some bedside manners. also, reading similar comments like.. a) walking out if any disagreement b) complaining that patient is upset or not in good mood c) talking about being busy and about next appointment d) being rude to nurse team. Looks like patients who like this attitude in a doctor are ok to continue while others may just find another doctor read more

Dr. Kaur is one of the best doctors I've encountered. She is direct, compassionate, and genuinely cares for her patients. She takes the time to thoroughly review each patient's profile and offers recommendations based on a deep and thoughtful analysis. read more

Absolutely the worst. Unresponsive. Doesn't listen to patients concerns. Unaccommodating with video visits. Makes you wait 30+ minutes just to only see you for 5-10 and then says she has other patients to see. Claims they're uncomfortable because you're upset and not being listened to and advocating for yourself. read more

Horrible Doctor. If you do not agree with her she will walk out of appointment. If your not in a happy mood she is hard to deal with, she does not have any patience. No exam just talk. read more

I've read all the other reviews on Yelp about Dr. Savneet Kaur. I agree that she is a Stern and straight forward doctor. But that happens to be what I like about her. Yes, we have disagreed before, but she has never brushed me off or dismissed it (or me). We discuss it and figure out what will work for me and my health. Dr. Kaur is the reason I'm alive today. She sent me for my annual Mammogram, she saw the tiniest Dot and called me herself (yes, SHE called me) she immediately (next day appointment) sent me to a surgeon Dr. ding and got that cancer treatment ball rolling! It turned out to be stage 3a breast cancer with lymphnode involvement. If it weren't for Dr.Kaur "not liking that tiny dot" on my mammogram, who knows how bad it would have been. Yes, she direct. Yes, she gets upset when you aren't taking your health seriously. If you need a soft spoken yes doctor ,then no,I don't recommend her. but for me, she's a perfect fit. read more

Savneet Kaur, M.D - Family Practice Near Me - Tracy, California

If you want to leave a doctors office feeling worse than when you arrived this is the doctor for you. I visited this doctor to discuss weight concerns and left feeling worse about myself than ever. I was told that I was being too nice and hiding my emotions with kindness. Basically telling me I was to sweet. I didn't realize I was going to see a medical doctor and be torn apart emotionally. I think when people go in for help they should be helped not critically analyzed and for that I can only give this doctor one star and basically this is for the office staff who are incredibly nice, but maybe they are hiding emotions as well? This doctor told me that god will help those who help themselves. God help you if you go to this doctor. To bring this to someone struggling is like telling an alcoholic to help themselves. Sometimes people need help from people qualified to help. I walk in my faith everyday, my child survived cancer. I know and pray everyday for my blessings. Next time Dr. Kaur dismisses someone asking for help maybe she should ask WWJD? I won't be back and because of this I'm going back to Kaiser where they WANT to help people. The end. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Kaur since I was 19, so about 6 years now. To her credit, she has been good at diagnosing my medical problems and has always cured my conditions, so I'll give her that. However, and *most* importantly, I feel that a doctor should give you the confidence to want to see them and discuss any and all concerns that you, as the paying patient, should have. Over the years I have noticed Dr. Kaur has gone from just strict/stern to just flat out rude and disrespectful. Here are some examples: 1. I have OCD and at one point my then-psychiatrist was leaving his practice and recommended that I see my PCP for my refills, as I was doing "so well" (this was about 2-3 years ago). I was actually getting my Rx's from Dr. Kaur until at one point she stated that "People your age do not take this medications," suggesting that I should just see a counselor instead. I did actually get a great psychologist and was able to go down on my medications, but I switched to a psychiatrist for my refills instead as I feel I did not have her support. Afterwards, once she saw that my mood would fluctuate and the medications were a good idea she stated, (after I suggested tapering off of them) "No please don't, you definitely need them." To say I was perplexed was an understatement, but I digress. 2. I am about 15-20lbs overweight. I'm not on the obese scale by any means, but I'm definitely not slim like I used to be. I acknowledge that and my lack of motivation to change that. However *every* single time that she has brought up my weight she has not done so in a polite manner. I have always felt embarrassed and at a loss for words. One time I told her I was seeing a chiropractor for my back and neck-aches as well as a masseuse to which she quipped "You have time to go to the chiropractor 2x a week and a masseuse, but you don't have time to exercise?!" Yikes.. 3. Today was the last straw and last time I will be seeing Dr. Kaur; I took my mom with me because we were going to run errands together afterwards, and because I thought Dr. Kaur would go easier on me if she was there. Nope. I waited one HOUR to see her (my appointment was at 2:00pm, I showed up at 1:45pm, she didn't walk in until 2:45pm) and when she did finally walk in she dryly asked "How can I help you." Which seemed more of a statement than an actual question. I tried to keep it short and stated that I had been seen at the walk-in clinic last week for urinating blood, and wanted to check up on the results as I was still peeing dark yellow. I stated that I was pushing a child I was nannying (last week) uphill to the park when I start noticing the pain. She said "Those things have *nothing* to do with one another" and made me feel like an idiot for even bringing it up. Additionally, I had just had surgery in March of this year where I required a blood transfusion at UCSF; she had access to that information and said she wanted to see me in July/Aug for a follow-up. To my misfortune I misunderstood (because it wasn't explained to me) that I was supposed to get bloodwork before I saw her today, not afterwards (makes sense now). She then asked "Are you taking Iron tablets?" To which I replied "No..." and she asked "Well why aren't you taking them?" At this point I'm thinking "Are. You. Serious. You didn't *prescribe* me iron at my last visit!" My mom spoke for me at this point and asked how much would I supposedly have to take if it was not told to us last time to which she quipped "I don't know, I don't have the blood results." She circled the date of when she ordered it and stated "That's why you're getting the notification on your MyChart, because the order is about to expire. Go downstairs to get it done; I will be back Tuesday after the holiday weekend and someone will call you if the results show anything abnormal." And that was it. To say I'm incredibly hurt and embarrassed, would be a massive understatement. I have been a patient of Dr. Kaur for 6years and even if I wasn't, any of these instances would be no way to treat a patient. I have avoided her many times, oftentimes going to the Sutter walk-in clinic in Dublin or going to the downstairs Urgent Care to avoid her as much as possible. I then realized that I, as a paying patient, should be able to see my PCP with the confidence that they will take me seriously and treat me with the respect that any person should be given. Dr. Kaur may be good at diagnosing and treating illness, but that does not make her an overall good doctor. Take my advice: see someone else. read more

First and foremost it took me years to finally find a doctor I can trust. When I go to see Dr. Kaur for medical needs, I feel that she gets me . I usually feel uncomfortable going to doctors and think that given the short time at the office that patients get that there is hardly a relationship between the patients and the physician. In this case this is the opposite and I'm happy to bring my children and husband to see her. She takes her time asking questions and made as feel welcome and she's also very knowledgeable. read more

Below review is pretty on point. This doctor has made me more frustrated than anything. Getting ahold of her takes approx 3 days. You call & get no answer. She makes everything difficult & you have to see her in office for things you should be able to email or talk on the phone for. I feel like she just likes you to go in to collect money from your insurance. Requesting blood work has never been so difficult as it is with her. Because of that, no blood work has been done, so THANK YOU DR for caring of my health! read more

Dr.kaur is literally the best thing that has happened to me! I went to her around March this year and just had my daughter in December. I told her I just don't feel right and I don't think I should be on the post pardon depression pills. She listened to EVERYTHING I had to say and then told me to stay on while we figure out what is going on. She ordered test to check maybe my B-12 or iron was low and also tested my thyroid... everything came back great expect my thyroid my THS Score came back 56... the numbers should range from 1-4 so you can imagine how shocked we both were! She not only told me what I had be she went through all of the details and steps we will be taking. She makes me feel like family and she genuinely cares and LOVES her job! I moved to Hanford ca and I am still commuting 3 hours just to see her because I know I am in the best hands possible. If you are looking for a doctor that is realistic, detailed, and is willing to communicate over the Sutter app anytime about anything then I HIGHLY SUGGEST you go with Dr. kaur. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO DR KAUR :) read more

I've seen Dr Kaur a handful of times over the last year since moving to the Tracy area. I'm a bit of a hypochondriac so her confident and straight forward demeanor is exactly what I needed. She's the first doctor I've seen in years that has made me feel comfortable and well taken care of. She doesn't sugar coat things, which may not be the right fit for some. But if you are looking for a good doctor who will give you educated answers about your health issues, I assure you she has absolutely done that for me. read more

I met with Dr. Savneet for the first time for pain in my hand/wrist area and she made accusations that I was there for a worker's comp claim. That's very unfortunate to be made to feel like that by a "doctor." Primary Care Physician - I'll pass, she is rude (at best). I felt my pain was disregarded as "oh, everyone has that problem. Even me." Oh, I did get sent down for xrays (cha-ching). I will not be going back. After reading the other reviews on her I guess I should have waited longer for a doctor who had a waiting list, instead of taking the first available one because I'm in pain and wanted to be seen fast. Thanks for nothing! read more