Har, Un Hui – Altos Oaks Medical Group

Parking is horrible, but Dr. Har and the office is wonderful. There is almost no wait (0 – 5 minutes at the most) and the waiting & exam rooms are fully equipped with all of the recent issues of junky/​fashion magazines (People, Vogue, Elle etc) people actually want to read.
Dr. Har herself is very personal and phenomenal. I went in for an annual exam, and Dr. Har and I chatted so casually through the procedure that I felt like I was conversing with one of my favorite professors from college. As a 28 year old, I had mentioned to her that there is so much pressure on women in their late 20’s to have children. She came back with the best piece of advice ever. Dr. Har advised me that there is never a «good time» to have kids… There is also never a «good time» to buy a house/​go back to school etc. But the best way to go about having children/​buying a house/​going back to school is when you’re emotionally ready & have support.
Lastly, after I informed her that my mother was just recently diagnosed with b cancer, she immediately informed me of a free inherited cancer screening going on at the office through Consyl. It was great to know that Dr. Har was aware of free screening services available to her patients, and had the office staff set me up with an appointment right after my exam.
Needless to say, this is the perfect place to go for your annual & I would recommend Dr. Har in a heartbeat.

First visit and I felt very happy that I chose her to be my doctor. She was attentive and nice and really paid attention to my concerns and questions.

These reviews couldn’t be more wrong. I met with Dr. Har because the doctor I wanted was booked out for a few months. The reviews on here made me nervous, but I’m glad I met with her anyways. She was absolutely wonderful. Very kind and very warm. I’d recommend her to anyone.

I initially went to Altos Oaks Medical Group when I was looking for a new doctor after we’d moved to the area. I was also newly married, starting to think about getting pregnant, and liked the idea of having a mid-​wife. I was told that they no longer had midwifery practice, but that Dr. Har was accepting new patients, so I gave her a try. It was just for a check up at the time, but sure enough about 6 weeks later I was pregnant. She was great throughout, always answering any of the million questions I, or my husband, had. She found time for me on a day when I was worried because my usually very active baby hadn’t moved all day. She took her time, and even took some extra pictures for me to take home since we were already doing the ultrasound. I really don’t understand the reviews on here saying that she is cold… she asked me about my work, my husbands work, I even heard about her own kids at home. She was so caring at my 6 week post partum check up, and talked about new parent sleep, or lackthereof. The only unfortunate thing (that I can’t fault her for) is that when I went into labor at 37 weeks, it happened to be on her day off, so I ended up having Dr. Sahai. I didn’t see her much, besides one or two checks and the actual delivery, but she was wonderful too. I was able to have the birthing experience I’d hoped for — natural birth with no interventions, regardless of the doctor. Dr. Har came to see me and meet our sweet, healthy, baby boy the next day. I would recommend Dr. Har to anyone! We’re moving again next week, so I’m just bummed she won’t be our dr. for our 2^nd little one someday.

Dr. Har caught my hypothyroidism. I hadn’t realized that I was ill — I was just there for a checkup, but I feel immeasurably better now.
I’ve had followup (test results, etc.) be overlooked, but Dr. Har or her assistant always responds to phone calls.
Overall, A+ from me.

By far one of the worst doctors I have ever seen in 28 years of seeing a GYN. Unkind, unable to articulate the schedule, planned procedure, or even a course of treatment very well. She seemed caught off-​guard when I brought up an issue — as though there wasn’t time for that, and and the real kicker — was rough, and hurt me — not once, but twice… the last thing you want in a gynecologist! It came across as though she really hates her line of work — espeically when making a face while looking at the lady parts. Give this doctor a pass!

Saw Dr Har for the first time today for an annual check up and she was professional, friendly and helped the exam go by quickly, while still being thorough. Very happy with my visit. Anyone should feel confident booking an appointment with her. She’s great!

i really liked dr har. she was my ob during my first pregnancy in 2010 and now we’re seeing her again for my second. throughout my prenatal visits she was helpful and informative and i found her friendly and engaging. i did find that the practice tends to run late in the afternoons, but this seems to be fairly normal where you have obs who may be called to deliver on days when they also have appointments scheduled. i appreciated the fact that my ob actually delivered my baby, when it came time to, not according to a schedule made weeks or months earlier and i wasn’t left in the hands of someone i’d never met. i have to say that she really shone during my delivery. my child was overdue and i never felt pressured by dr. har or any other staff to rush into anything. we eventually decided to induce labor and i spent almost 2 full days attempting a natural delivery. at every step i was treated with respect, even when it became clear that i needed a c-​section. this was very important to me, because i know you can’t control every aspect of your delivery experience, but i appreciated being treated like a rational person with choices, not an emergency case or a pain in the ass (even in labor!). i am a pretty laid back person, so dr. har was a good choice for me, but if you want a doctor who will be more active and emotionally attached, you might not be happy with her.

I initially wanted an appointment with Dr. Anjali Sahai looking at all her good reviews. But when I called the office, she was already booked for almost 3 weeks and had no appointments. So I took an appointment with Dr. Har.
I would say the nurse was really good during my first prenatal visit and was soo easy to talk to and ask questions. But when I met Dr. Har, she was like…“oh ok… you are here… never mind… I am so used to pregnant women” kind of attitude. She rarely asks questions and when asked questions, she gives incomplete answers. It was my 4^th prenatal visit and still I am not sure if she is the right doctor for me and my baby. I feel like she knows her stuff but is very bad at communicating. She does not make you feel that you have a doctor who is monitoring you and cares about you. Every time is like a first time doctor’s visit.
Its my first pregnancy and even though I ask questions, I would love the doctor to provide me with some inputs and give advice or even just ask about how my pregnancy is going on! I am already looking for a new doctor in the middle of my pregnancy. I feel like every time I go there, the nurses are more concerned about me than the doctor herself :(

She’s very kind and helpful, but I waited 50 minutes past my appointment time to be seen. I think that is completely excessive. I wouldn’t return only because I don’t have the time to sit and wait when I’m taking time off work.

Let me first say, I HATE doing these visits. I’m so squemish even though I’ve been getting exams for almost 2 decades now. Dr. Har took over for Dr. Barrett at the AOMG clinic. I was so attached to Dr. Barrett and wasn’t used to seeing a female doctor. I couldn’t be happier! She is so warm and caring while still being professional. She is a great listener and I just love how she distracts me with friendly conversation during my exams which totally eases my anxiety,
Scheduling staff, nurse, MA’s-get an A+ too. Waiting in the lobby is just a given for every doctor so I always bring a book or play with Ipod.
My husband and I are trying to get pregnant right now and I wouldn’t want anyone, but her to deliver my children.

I switched over to Dr. Har from the county halfway through my pregnancy, due to a change in insurance.
Dr. Har seems like a competent doctor. She was able to answer my questions and seems to know her stuff. The only problem is that she is not very easy to talk to. She didn’t ask me any questions or seem particularly interested in finding anything out about me. I had to start all the conversations, and break all the ice. I have a science background so I’m pretty comfortable with medical details, but this is my first pregnancy, so I could really use a little more warmth and understanding from a doctor. Maybe it was just not a good fit for me; I’m sure if someone’s looking for a doctor who is all business and straight to the point about everything, she would be fine. Pre-​natal appointments tend to be quick and short, but even after 3 of them I still felt like I had no idea what kind of a person or doctor she was. So I figured it wasn’t worth waiting until the delivery to find out if she was actually a good doctor or not.
So I’ve decided to switch to another doctor in the same medical group because even though I think she is a probably a good doctor, I just don’t feel like I can trust her with my health and pregnancy. She just didn’t really show much interest in me (or my husband, who she ignored even though he was sitting right with me in the room!).