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    DANIEL J. MUPPIDI, MD

    3.2 (6 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 11:00 AM, 1:00 pm - 3:00 PM

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    Johnson T Wong, MD

    Johnson T Wong, MD

    3.0(25 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    Dr. Wong ( both Drs. Wong, the NPR and the nurses are all wonderful as well as Alma!…read moreI love them all and have sent many friends there as well. I have many allergies and complex related issues and I wouldn't go anywhere else ! I was referred to them by my MGH primary care.

    I had a mixed experience at this office. They seem to be one of the only offices in the Boston area…read morethat does allergy injections, so that is a plus. Dr. Wong himself is very kind and seemed to be very informed on recent updates in the allergy world. He pays close attention to what you tell him and does a thorough examination. He noticed something that my former allergist didn't. However, to echo some others on this forum, some of his staff is not professional or particularly friendly. The front desk person tends to be welcoming enough (though not a great communicator and (perhaps unintentionally) impolite at times), but the two nurses(?) or technicians who administer the shots are not friendly. One of them (the younger one) is just neutral, but the other one is irritable and unpleasant to interact with. The longer you come in, the less unwelcoming they become, but that's certainly a low bar to set. More importantly, they really don't know what they're doing. They can administer shots, but that's about it. Compared to the other allergist I've been to, their knowledge and expertise was severely lacking. They would not inform you of important updates such as serum expiration or changes in shot timing, and multiple times I found them reading my papers, confused (an actual quote from one of them: "I don't understand this at all"--not something you usually want to hear from your healthcare provider). When there was something amiss (such as coming in a week early because they didn't inform you that you were now up to every 4 weeks) they would blame you and act as if you were silly for not knowing what they should have told you. They also don't bother making sure you stay to check your shots after 30 minutes as is the standard. I often had Alma (the front desk person) check my shots as the nurse would see me and actually disappear to the back room to avoid doing extra work. Also, their whole system seems to be still on paper, which makes the office run extremely slowly (again, in comparison to the other allergist I've been to). Important note for future patients: the allergy shot hours are very limited, and they shortened them further at some point in the past year or so. They also only run them during the work day and work week (Tues Thurs) and take an hour and a half lunch break from 11:30 to 1. Anyway, the overall vibe of the office is not UNpleasant, but not pleasant. The quality of care is okay. If you have a different office closer, I would look into going there, but this isn't a bad option.

    DANIEL J. MUPPIDI, MD - allergist - Updated May 2026

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