I had gone to Dr Corsiglia for years, best Doctor ever, when he retired things went downhill fast ending in Hospital.  Today I ...  Read More

I had gone to Dr Corsiglia for years, best Doctor ever, when he retired things went downhill fast ending in Hospital.  Today I saw Doctor Jenny Wong, DO and thankfully again I know I am in great hands with her as my primary doctor and Doctor Robert Filuk MD as my pulmonary, he has treated me with absolute expertise for years. Both of these Doctors have Nurses that are outstanding , Paula and Jasmine are the BEST  SanJose Medical Group thankYou !  Read Less

Once you get past the lousy reception, the nurses and doctors are terrific.  I know this going in and simply put up with it bec...  Read More

Once you get past the lousy reception, the nurses and doctors are terrific.  I know this going in and simply put up with it because I feel cared for, once inside the examination room.  Read Less

Let me just start off by saying, I am a guy.  Doctor visits are not high on my list of favorite things.  I don't like to be tol...  Read More

Let me just start off by saying, I am a guy.  Doctor visits are not high on my list of favorite things.  I don't like to be told I'm vulnerable.So, with that said, here's my story.It was convenient that this urgent care was open late hours on a Saturday night.  I dropped an 80-pound mechanical contraption on my finger, and after writhing in pain for 24 hours day I went here at 7 pm to get it looked at.  I had to wait in the urgent care for an hour before being seen.  After watching the urgent care room thin out from full-to-the-brim to just me and one other person, I knew they'd have to see my eventually.  Knowing my hesitance for doctor visits in general, I honestly apologized to the nurses for keeping them there so late.  They were cool about staying on late to take a look at my purple finger.Well in a matter of minutes I was whipped through the x-rays and then off to the examination room to meet with the doctor.  He swooped in, told me my finger was fractured, and, as if I didn't already know this, there wasn't really anything they could do about it.  Before he could say another word, I said, "Let me guess, I should take some ibuprofen and tape it up for 4-6 weeks?" Pretty much.  Geez, who needs doctors anymore when we've got WebMD!You know what WebMD doesn't have though? Machines that can shoot radiation into my fingers and prove whether or not I actually fractured my bones or not.  At least I got that out if it.  Read Less