Rashmi Jain, MD

Dr Jain has been my primary dr for 25 years at least, since she started as an MD. Shes sometimes a little gruff but she knows her stuff. I totally trust her with my health. Expect to wait a while. And she will probably yell at you or reprimand you for being there or rescheduling (me) because shes so busy. But reality is, she will take care of you. And will help you with whatever you need. She might not show it but she cares for her patients. she knows her stuff and I love her! I know she likes me lol! She is a kidney specialist and is very good at her specialty. We clash? Yes we do But still we have been together almost as long as my marriage.
Not sure why her staff has such a high turnover though haha. Dr. Jain is the best.

Another appointment another one hour plus wait. Constantly late, wasn’t even at the office for an hour after the appointment time. Incredibly inconsiderate of other people’s time.

Dr. Jain is the best!!! I’ve been her patient since 2007 and come from Fairfield and would not be seen by anyone else!!! I’ve seen over 25 Doctors and she is the only one I trust with my health and my life.

My mother-​in-​law saw Dr. Jain several years ago for her kidney problems. In 2009 she was hospitalized with lung issues and given a «Do Not Resuscitate» order. Dr. Jain stopped in just because she was in the hospital and immediately went out and took off that order, telling the staff not to give up on her and that she was a lot stronger than they were giving her credit. In late 2013 Mom was hospitalized again. She took a sudden downturn one Saturday morning and the hospital called to say they were putting her on comfort care and expected her to die soon. A few minutes later we got a call from Dr. Jain confirming this and saying that this time she agreed with the assessment.
How could you ask for anything more than a Dr who supports you when you need it and is honest when there is nothing more to be done?

Dr. Jain is by far the best doctor we have ever seen! Extremely knowledgable, caring, and willing to do whatever is needed to help the patient, she leaves no stone unturned. I know because at the age of 46 I have had the life experience to be able to compare and with three family members seriously I’ll, I have seen a lot and with that the competence to know who is good and who is not. She is very thorough and by doing so there are no mistakes. (other docs made many mistakes). To the other reviews please know She is a nephrologist, not a primary care doc. When my father was erroneously told by a Stanford doc that he had only weeks to months to live we took him to dr Jain as I knew her from when she treated my husband: she was fantastic! She put dad on a renal diet and we were able to actually make his creatine numbers better! She changed his meds and set up appropriate medical procedures that saved his life! After her help dad said he felt the best he has felt in years and his body and excellent lab results reflected that. There are not enough words to say how grateful I am for her expertise, she is incredibly smart and used that to help my dad. She and I talk frequently during dads care and she explains every procedure, gives me a hug when I need it and always puts her patients first as its supposed to be. But don’t go to her for primary care and physicals she is a nephrologist so she is to be seen for acute or chronic kidney disease, trying to see her for routine physicals takes her away from the kidney patients that so need her. Natalie, daughter of natalino m

I have never witnessed a doctor behave so unprofessionally. I recently relocated to the Bay area and made an appointment for a physical with Dr. Jain. I found her front-​office staff to be friendly and helpful. When Dr. Jain (finally) entered the examination room, she exclaimed that she’s «so busy and double booked and doesn’t have time for this ‘thing’ right now.» Uh, what? My physical, you mean?
She then proceeded to question «how I made an appointment.» I explained that she was listed as an in-​network insurance provider. She was utterly dismayed that she was listed on United Healthcare’s website — though she does accept UHC. I told her that if she’s not accepting new primary care patients, her front-​office staff shouldn’t make any new appointments; it’s not my responsibility to confirm her schedule. Dr. Jain remained defensive throughout the entire appointment that I ended up walking out. (She also began questioning where I work, what I do, how close I live to her office, etc. It was SO bizarre.)
By the end of our 10 minute dialogue, she did begin to apologize and stated that she had a «very stressful day and she shouldn’t take that out on patients.» No shit. The cherry on top was when, as I was packing up my things, she said that she’d much prefer to have a 26 year old patient like me, instead of the 102 year old patient who just left. WHAT?! My final words to Dr. Jain were that she should be proud to have a patient who has lived to such a ripe age and is still in good health.
This woman is beyond rude. I was put on the defensive throughout the entire appointment — and for no reason other than having made an appointment! Proceed at your own risk. Needless to say, I will be looking for another primary care doctor.

Been with her for the first time and she is very good. I will recommended her.