Manjul Dixit

Dr. Dixit is wonderful! She is extremley good at what she does and is very personable and easy to talk to. Her office also has great hours for people like myself who work full time and can’t always take time off work.

Dr Dixit is fabulous! She has treated our entire family for allergies, sinus infections and bronchitis. She takes her time with each of us and discusses the treatment in specifics weighing different options (when there are options) and giving us a better overall understanding of what is going on with our specific problem.
I highly recommend her!

Manjul Dixit MD, the allergist, has moved and opened her own office at
Atherton Square
3301 El Camino Real Ste 101
Atherton, California 94 027
TEL: (650) 556‑9577
FAX: (650) 556‑0655
She even has Saturday hours now for locals.

Note: Dr. Dixit is an allergist with an office at Menlo Medical Clinic.
There are certain parts of this country where one needn’t settle for less than satisfactory medical care, and this is one of them. (Not that the student health care plan offers much of a choice, but still…) Essentially, if you were wondering, where goes the money and the retirees, so goes the great doctors. I learned this when I lived in Desolation, Florida, where I had phenomenal medical care.
Allergies suck, as does going to the allergist; needless to say I wasn’t looking forward to getting the Freddy Krueger back-​stabs and subsequent junkiesque injections up and down my arms. My experience here was a pleasant surprise, however. Everything was extremely efficient; no hanging out in the waiting room for 45 minutes with a two-​year-​old People magazine and tit-​cicles forming under your hospital gown.
As for the staff, Dr. Dixit gets an A+ for bedside manner. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to listen. She explained what she was doing, why she chose to do it that way, and what the results meant. It’s rare to get a doctor who communicates and sympathizes this well. Although most of the receptionists are unwelcoming (one qualifies as downright hostile), the nurses and medical assistants I’ve encountered have been very nice and helpful. The only downfall is that parking is sometimes difficult in the lot.