Medical Clinics in Mountain View

“Dr. Ma is an amazing Chinese Dr. with a unique style of acupuncture techniques. I have been seeing Dr. Ma for chronic neck and shoulders pain, 10+ years high blood pressure recently. After a few treatments, my blood pressure from 190/103 dropped to: 139/85, 127/75. I just can't thank Dr. Ma enough. She is a very conscientious person. She works hard and remembers every patient's condition. She is very attentive, experienced and integrates valuable Chinese medicine into every patient. If every Chinese medicine practitioner was as conscientious and responsible as she is and truly treats patients' pain, then the world would be so peaceful. Thank you very much Dr. Ma!“

“Dr. Weber, Olga, Dr. Rarrick are the greatest! Front desk was professional and friendly. Very less wait time. Highly recommend this place.“

“Would you wait in line 2+ hours? Guardians of the Galaxy, or Taylor Swift tickets yes, but covid19 vaccine? Sept 9, 2024 first day of the new covid vaccine comes out at Kaiser, with people lined up at 8am, even though they don't open until 9am. No appointments needed -first come first served with one exception. If you are covered by Kaiser and go to Safeway, the vaccine will cost you $80. If you go to CVS it will cost you $120. Those places got the vaccine a week earlier. Medicare no longer covers the cost of the vaccine for those 65+, and the federal government no longer provides free covid vaccines for everyone else. We last got the vaccine in May 2024, but that was the same vaccine we got in Sept 2023. The Sept 9 2024 vaccine is for the new covid variants. The Mountain View Kaiser medical center is open 9am-430pm weekdays only, and closed weekends. Those of you still working will have to go to Santa Clara medical center open later hours and on weekends. We got in line at 11:15am, with the line winding around and into the building. Free wifi outside the building courtesy of city of Mountain View, covering all of the downtown area. Takes us until 1:30 to get the vaccine. There are four stations for getting the vaccine, but at times two of the stations are vacant, as the employees are out to lunch. People in wheelchairs or pushing four wheel walkers get to go to the head of the line, along with their handlers, without waiting. Security let at least 8 people jump ahead of us, even though we were waiting 2 hours in line already. At the vaccine station they look up your age, and base the amount of vaccine dose on your age. Next time, will have to check if I have any four wheeled walkers left used by my late parents.“