I drove over 2 hrs and 2 days straight to get my MRI's done and it was worth it. This is a real…read more"open MRI machine". I'm extremely claustrophobic and I did this with no issues. Got in at my appointment time and staff was super professional. Very patient, reassured me and made me feel so comfortable. Great service all around.

Staff friendly and knowledgeable. Facility is clean and modern. Best MRI Experience Ever! You are,…read more in my case, sitting in a chair with two sides and an open front, where I watched a pleasant video! I did not feel claustrophobic at all!!! I have had several MRI's done here and each time was a great experience. Highly recommend, especially if you struggle with claustrophobia!!! The tech was caring and was attentive, making sure I was comfortable throughout the process!

My left knee needed replacement. I had a right knee replacement a couple years earlier, however…read morethat wonderful surgeon retired so this time I chose Dr. Barry. I have had an epically fantastic experience. Everyone involved has been professional, accessible & on schedule for appointments & any follow-up inquiries I had. I live in Marin so after the first appointment in SF, all other care, including the surgery occurred in Marin. Having had a prior replacement, which was relatively easy for me, I knew what to expect. If that was easy, this has been a breeze. I was standing without holding onto anything immediately after surgery. No trouble sleeping all night in a comfortable position. Followed all PT exercises as recommended. Now, at the 4-month mark I can walk 4-5 miles a day with no stiffness or pain & I'm walking up/down stairs the right way. Both of those took 7 months last time. I am extremely pleased. Highly recommend Dr. Barry. He's an excellent surgeon.

I have been seen there several times for both my shoulders and knees. I first met Dr. Ellie…read moreLaRoque, who put me at complete ease. She is compassionate, knowledgeable, skilled, listens and has top quality advice for guiding people through the process of understanding what their diagnosis is and what that means in practical terms. For me, it meant a reverse shoulder replacement and two complete knee replacement surgeries. She listened to my questions and the order of the surgeries, explained her thoughts and recommendations. I left with a plan. My confidence in her abilities was high. My husband subsequently had several major heart problems that required surgeries and long stretches in the hospital. It was over 12 months before I could get back to the plan Dr. LaRoque had established. I had been moving a man who weighed more than twice my body weight. I was in worse shape. She didn't judge or say anything other than that she understood. She ordered new tests and offered to meet via video call so I could be home caring for my husband. I had the tests done and she spoke with the surgeons she thought would be best for my surgeries. I just completed the reverse shoulder replacement surgery and am very pleased. I am going to meet with the knee replacement specialist soon. I couldn't be happier. I love that you get x-rays upon arrival, ultrasounds as required, and that the after visit summary is very helpful and reliable.

Excellent service and care from start to finish. The entire staff was welcoming and friendly. The…read moreultrasound tech explained everything clearly and thoroughly. Top job all around.

This review isn't for the service so much as the cost. $2000 per vaginal pregnancy ultrasound, when…read morethe national average hovers around $500. I moved to SF and found out I was pregnant. I was about 8 weeks and didn't have a doctor here, so my doctor in Chicago referred me to this center for an ultrasound. I called to see if they accepted my insurance, and they said they did. On the first visit, we didn't hear a heart beat, so naturally scheduled a follow-up for the following week, at which time we did hear one. On both visits, we did not see a doctor, just the technician, who performed the vaginal ultrasound and did not give us much information. She said she would give updates to my doctor in Chicago, who then called us with information. We switched insurance right after, due to the move and new job, and I found an OB here. At the same time, I got the bill from UCSF--$2K per ultrasound, for a total of $4K. The ultrasound had a bunch of tacked on costs, like doctor's fee (I'm guessing the tech showed it to a doctor there), facility fee, etc. Insurance said they would only cover half of each, so we're paying $2K out of pocket. To make it worse, USCF doesn't have an automated monthly billing option, so I have to log in every month which reminds me (hence this review--I just made a payment!). When we went to my first OB visit, he was going to perform an ultrasound, but I hesitated and asked how much it would cost. He said even if insurance didn't cover it, the cost would be about $300. (Insurance did cover it). This is mostly FYI for those of you that may be going there for a basic ultrasound or something, to know about the additional fees that get tacked on, which your insurance may decide not to cover. We would have been better off going to a doctor's office or something without insurance and paying out of pocket, rather than a research hospital/facility that has a lot of additional fees.

I needed an Emergency EKG and ImagineEcho was immediately responsive…read more Hesham was professional and easy to work with over the phone. I was able to book an appointment that day. He is a skilled expert in his field and I couldn't give a higher recommendation..

100% positive review for the caring and support I received from ImagineEcho. I needed an EKG for…read morean upcoming outpatient procedure and I was having a hard time finding where I could do this on short notice. Within 2 hours the EKG was done and less than 24 hours later, I had my results. Many thanks to Hesham for his kindness and consideration. My doctor's office staff is also grateful.

Now we have conflicting information!! Three months ago I'm…read moretold the reason the physician was no longer offering appointments to current patients was due to the fact that she failed to clear something in the computer, now it's due to a death in her family. What does not make sense is if she had a death in her family then why wouldn't staff reroute patients to another physician, or at least notify patients and offer them options...it makes no sense whatsoever. I worked in a doctors office and if she was going to be out for an extended time, she made certain her patients had continuity of care. If true....RIP to her family member, my deepest sympathies.

I had a horrible experience. I was referred by my primary care doctor to see Dr. Ernest Lee for a…read moreroutine checkup. The whole visit was very rushed. Dr Lee used lots of jargon which he did not explain. I saw him for at most 15 minutes and then got a bill for $1,600. Dr Lee is clearly rushing as quickly as possible. He only gave the very quickest of exams. This clinic is trying to see as many patients as possible in the shortest time so they can bill for the most amount of money. They clearly only care about making money and do not care at all about providing quality care. Avoid Dr Lee and this clinic.

I never thought I would need a neurosurgeon, let along at the age of 35. Ironically, I was…read morescheduled to take a week of vacation because I was planning my to go to Disney Land and finally explore the new Star Wars Land and Tiana's Bayou adventure. Instead, I needed a neurosurgeon. See, I use my hands for my job and I am hypermobile. I think this makes me prone to literally being being out of shape, and apparently there is a name for this rare, but somewhat-common-in-Koreans, arthritis: OPLL. Well, I've had neck pain pretty much my whole adult life and constant cervicogenic headaches. I've learned how to maintain myself for the most part but on August 16, 2024, I woke up and couldn't really lift my right arm. It kinda hung there limply by my side, but I just thought my shoulder must be exceptionally stiff from being overworked. I reverted to my routine of resting, stretching and applying heat and taking NSAIDs. It marginally got better but five days later at work, I couldn't lift my arm at all and had to use my left hand to keep my right arm up at work. So I went to the Parnassus ER, where (although I was gaslit by a very grumpy nurse who is burned out and I just appreciate showed up to her thankless job in the ER so people like me could get care) the triaging NP diagnosed my sudden neuro weakness and consulted neurosurgery. As you can tell from the photos, my spinal cord was being squished by a herniated disc at C5/C6. For YEARS, I've been having chronic pain and increased neurological deficits, just thinking I was aging and becoming middle aged. After a course of medrol and a new C5/C6 artificial disc replacement, I have a new lease on life. New neck, new life! I am so appreciative to Dr. Tan and his team for explaining my condition (as thoroughly as neurosurgeon can lol) and treating it promptly. He took my job into account, as well as my personal health, and he chose the best route for me - which was to remove the destroyed disc and replace it at that one level minimally evasively but not fusing the posterior/back part of that neck that had OPLL arthritis. Although Dr Tan warned me I'd still have posterior pain since he went in anteriorly and didn't correct the posterior compression, I got much better sensation in that part of my neck so the posterior compression is actually a lot better now too with surgery, PT, personal training and strict personal ergonomic adherence. I just had my one year follow up with Dr Tan's clinical fellow, and I really appreciated the explanation and care. I am so grateful to UCSF ER, neurosurgery, and peri/surgical teams taking care of me. From the house staff who shared with me how she lost her sense of smell that devastated her when she was an aspiring cook, to the resident who was working over 24 hours and still treated me with dignity and respect - I will never forget the simple kindness afforded to me in the hardest of times. That was the worst night of my life, but I wouldn't have wanted to have it anywhere else but at UCSF.

Dr Lee Tan Excellent surgeon, great bedside manner, and…read moreknowledgeable. I had visited another doctor (orthopedic) in Walnut Creek that told me my lumbar was fine, not to worry. I couldn't lay flat on my back for more than 10 seconds. Dr Tan looked at my MRI and said I needed surgery. I am 2 months out from a L3 to S1 spinal fusion. No complications, very good instructions from Dr Tan and his office staff, and wonderful follow up. I felt looked after. Highly recommend. But most importantly, my back pain I've had for 3+ years is gone. Thank you Dr Tan and your staff.

I have previously done an egg freezing cycle, so I came in with prior knowledge. I switched…read moreemployers and now have Progyny, and I wanted another cycle done in SF. I interviewed Spring, Pacific and RMA. RMA seemed the most knowledgeable and had the best lab rankings. My cycle came out amazing with a great yield (25 eggs) and a good maturity rate (17 eggs or 68%) Both were higher than my prior cycle when I was several years younger. I had a good connection with my doctor Martha Noel, who was very knowledgeable and helpful. My retrieval was done by Dr. Scott Morin. My criticisms are honestly small nit picky stuff of minimal value. The real value was the communication, minimal wait times during office visits, and the high egg retrieval yield. I never waited more than a few minutes for a response over the Spruce app from the nurses. Dr. Noel did personally respond to a few of my questions and checked in with me as I neared the end of the cycle. Will be doing my final egg retrieval with RMA in a few months due to the high quality of service. Thank you!

My wife and I worked with Dr. Kort and now have a 5 yr old and a 15 month old. We joined when they…read morefirst opened in SF so we had a great experience. We saw the same doctor, nurse, and front desk people. It was a smaller operation back in 2020 but we always knew RMA would blow up once people discover how awesome they are. For reference, we wasted 18 months (and $15,000) at Laurel Fertility before coming to RMA. When we went back to try for our 2nd child in 2024, the practice did grow significantly. We will admit the second time around, it felt less personal, but that is OK because we still got great care. Spruce was just as awesome as before and all our records were saved. IVF is a numbers game and I feel like their protocols are spot on. I purposely waited until we are all done with kids before I write this review. We are blessed to put this IVF journey behind us now and we absolutely give RMA (Dr. Kort and Dr. Morin) all the credit.

You don't want to have to be here but if you do they are great. Friendly, clean, professional,…read moreefficient and pretty fast. MRI and X-rays in less then a hour for me. If you have a choice choose them. Also some free parking in back.

Nobody answers the phone. You're asked numerous questions in anticipation of actually scheduling an…read moreappointment and talking to a live person which never happens. I have waited over 30 minutes on two occasions to make an appointment with no results. If a company has a large call volume, then they should probably hire more people to handle that call volume I do not recommend RadNet as your customer service is nonexistent.