Mark H Strassberg, MD

San Francisco, United States

2.1

8 reviews

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+1 415-749-6820
Address:
2000 Van Ness Ave Ste 608, San Francisco, CA, 94109
Nob Hill
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 mi19
0.5 miBig Bus Tours Stop 15, Lombard Street 2
0.6 miLombard Street
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8 reviews of Mark H Strassberg, MD

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Place rating: 1
Lodi, CA
Pedantic, ivory tower syndrome, oblivious… sums him up, won’t waste another second of my time.
Place rating: 2
San Francisco, CA
The front desk assistant is cold and not friendly at all. I’ve had chronic pain for years and Dr. Strassberg told me that he couldn’t come up for a reason for it so it must be psychological. Very old school thought that if he didn’t know the answer, I must be making it up.
Place rating: 1
San Francisco, CA
This guy got distracted by his iPhone multiple times while taking my history. Enough said.
Place rating: 1
Foster City, CA
Saw this guy one time, never again. He sent me for tests, didn’t bother to follow up, and ignored a written request for my medical records. This guy must be too busy being an expert witness in court cases to respond.
Place rating: 1
San Francisco, CA
What a horrible psychiatrist! He is definately an older, more conservative psychiatrist. Surprised he is able to find work in San Francisco. He continually interrupts, and then interrupted me when I asked him to stop interrupting me.
He was extremely insensitive when I began talking about my traumatic past. I was forced to leave the appt early, he was so rude.
There are so many good psychiatrists in San Francisco, don’t waste time on him. You’ll end up leaving him anyways, just saving you some time.
Place rating: 1
Alameda, CA
rude… unorganized… inefficient… maybe in a different era it would have been a nice experience
Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
I like Dr. Strassberg a lot. The experience isn’t perfect — sometimes you have to wait for an appointment; sometimes you wait in the waiting room. But, I feel that is more than offset by the amount of time Dr. Strassberg is willing to spend with me going over my history, progress, working with me on medication management, etc. I find him to be patient, caring, very knowledgeable, interested in what’s going on in my life overall, and an interesting guy to talk to. Plus, his office manager is absolutely superb!
Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
Dr. Strassberg was friendly and helpful. He seemed knowledgeable in a variety of areas and took time to answer all questions thoroughly. He even answered some questions I forgot to ask. Could he be the one genuine psychic? Where’s James Randi? Just kidding!
Dr. Strassberg did not seem to mind that I combined four different problems into one visit. His office was pleasant, with a view of San Francisco Bay, and his assistant was professional.
Best of all, Dr. Strassberg is board-​certified in both neurology and psychiatry, so he doesn’t perpetuate the false dichotomy between «brain» and «mind».