Kamaljit Kaur Sran, MD

I’ve been with Kaiser now for about 6 months — every single person has been so professional and friendly. Dr. Sran is a bad fit, she was overly fake, she did not read our notes, and was rude on both occasions when I met her. I confronted her on the second appointment asking her nicely not to speak to me in such a rude manner (her excellent admin team squeezed an appointment in for us, which stressed her out and she decided I was her punching bag). She apologized when I confronted her but her bedside manner is not nice at all. On our first visit, she insisted I take some injections and that she would ask my husband to do the same — then she totally forgot — good thing he and I speak regularly. If she doesn’t like her job and if she doesn’t enjoy helping people she should find a new career. All our other experiences with Kaiser have been exceptional!

Went to see Dr Sran, told her that my heel hurts, she gave me a handout with exercises and told me to ice it and NEVER even looked at it!
I have not seen a doctor for a few years, so she ordered a bunch of blood tests, which is fine, but she never followed up on any results!
I would like to find a doctor who does thorough examination, does not force me to get shots and follows up on my appointment and test results. Is that too much to ask for? Apparently so…

Dr Sran has always been careful and thoughtful and covers all areas. I have been going to her for the past 2 years and she’s always been thorough and listened to my concerns well. She also replies very quickly to emails. I have had some great doctors in the past, and some not so good; Dr Sran is attentive and doesn’t beat about the bush. If she has a theory, she will order tests for it so you know where you stand and are not left worrying about it. She was recommended to me, and I would pass that recommendation on!

Dr. Sran doesn’t listen, and she can’t get you out of her office fast enough. I rarely go to the doctor, so when I go, I’m not some hypochondriac trying to take up time. I feel like I get more attention from the cashier at a fast food joint. On the upside she is pretty easy with the prescription pad. Be ready to diagnose yourself before going to her, so you can get what you need. If you are having a genuine problem, I wouldn’t trust her to solve it. It’s as though she is going on webmd and inputting your symptoms. If it doesn’t match her textbook she is clueless. Also, as someone else mentioned, she completely lacks any type of empathy. I feel sorry for anyone that might be diagnosed with something terminal under her care.

Only visited Dr. Sran (my primary care doc) for the first time last week because I needed a referral to dermatology. She was friendly, courteous, and most importantly, managed to snag an appointment for me with a dermatologist the very same day (only a few hours later!). I’ve never had such quick and easy service from a doctor. Five stars.

Dr. Sran is amazing. I sought her out for a second opinion on an unusually persistent sinus infection — that another doctor had treated with strong antibiotics, and then led to a serious bout with gastric distress. My secondary symptoms unfolded over the course of about one month… all at a time when I was traveling extensively overseas for work. Dr. Sran’s instincts were right-​on: she advised taking a closer look, to put me at ease before I had to leave town once again. My first doctor had dismissed me– stating that my gastric symptoms were just in response to the medicine and would resolve on their own. Luckily for me, Dr. Sran ordered two additional tests that uncovered a rare and dangerously persistent pathogen residing in my gut! She put me on the proper drugs immediately, and I finally journeyed the road to recovery.
I was thoroughly impressed at her acute attention to detail, and her persistence in uncovering every possibility. Dr. Sran checked back with me regularly — while I was in Europe! How many doctors do you know that would actually call to follow-​up with you — and be mindful to get ahold of you in a different time zone? Dr. Sran is part of a rare breed of doctors who take their work ethic seriously and are committed to a successful outcome for their patients.
After this episode, I am confident that I’ve found the best primary care physician in the Bay Area!

As far as Kaiser goes I hate it. I have had too many problem with them to ever write anything good. But Dr. Sran is the nicest most caring person ever to work for Kaiser. I am convinced. I had been dealing with some sort of skin reaction, hives like, and no one could give me answer. I have been super itchy for like ever and then the dermatologist they got for a consult said i would be itchy for another month i started crying. I just wanted to be done with this. Then Dr Sran got me a tissue (paper towel rather because there were no tissues) and we discussed the options. She put me on some medication and it has really started to go away. She also put in for a test that i know is a shot in the dark and nothing will probably come of it but i asked her to do it and she did it.
I am very thankful that there is one doctor in Kaiser that cares.

I didn’t like the doc I chose when I first joined Kaiser, so I started trolling for talent and found Dr. Sran. Dr. Sran is incredibly responsive — whether in person, by phone, or email. I will get an email response from her on the same day (sometimes in the same hour!!), even though Kaiser’s policy is something like within 24 – 36 hours. She’s got strong clinical skills and a good breadth of medical knowledge. She’s another reason why I love Kaiser health care

Recently, my old personal physician retired (Thank God), and I was automatically assigned to Dr. Kamaljit Kaur Sran at Kaiser SF. I’m so thankful the medical gods were smiling down on me.
Dr. Sran is so different from my prior personal physician. My old doctor would see me for a checkup, and it seemed like he was always in a rush to have me in and out of there in 10 minutes or less. His solution to everything was taking more pills.
Whenever I come to see Dr. Sran, she always takes the time to ask me how I’m doing, and she gives me advice on how to better to take of myself and what changes I need to make to my current regimen. She is very helpful in offering alternatives to taking medications and she always seems genuinely concerned about my health. The last time I saw her, she told me «we’re going to beat this, together» and so I know I’m in good hands.
If you are thinking of changing your personal care physician, consider Dr. Kamaljit Kaur Sran… she’s the bestest!