Great young man, who is very smart, friendly, kind, thorough, thoughtful and respectful physician…read morewith an equally great sense of humor and an amazing staff! As a man in my senior years, he is exactly the type of doctor that I can count and depend on!

This medical office is a no frills establishment with dim lighting and while it may not have the…read morenewest technology, Dr. Li and the staff are all kind and accommodating. Dr. Li will listen to all your concerns and address them accordingly. I have never had an issue at his office and will continue to come here for my annual check ups and more.

Went in for IV treatment and was barely greeted by the most arrogant, unprofessional and…read morecondescending consult with PA ( Tammy I believe? ) on my first consult. The nurse there took my blood pressure and asked very personal questions regarding my health conditions in the waiting room in front of other patients and people waiting for patients ( I'm sure that violates some kind of HIPPA laws ) and to top it all off they only accept cash and don't do their job to check with your insurance if your deductible is met before starting any treatment. I'm out $530 and they still expect me to pay $150 every time I go in to finish my IV treatment ( have 3 more to go ) despite confirming with my insurance that my deductible is met. This office is unbelievably money hungry which is no surprise every medical office is a business at the end of the day but it seems like every single person that works there ( nurses and medical assistants included ) lack bed side manner and empathy and are just there for a paycheck. I refuse to ever step foot in there ever again unless it's for my refund from when my deductible was met.

The doctors here are so great, my grandma has been coming here since 2012. They've been nothing but…read morehelpful I'm giving 2 starts for the people at the reception. There's especially one girl whose always bossy and makes fun of the patients that come in. Just now she was yelling at another co worker for a tiny mistake that could've been fixed BY HER. I highly recommend the place I do since the doctors are amazing but to be honest if I'm dealing with people in the reception that has a sour attitude I wouldn't want to come back.

Dr. Chan and his staff are excellent. Have been suffering with rhinitis for many years. Had the…read moreNeuromark procedure done in the office. Within a few weeks my runny nose and congestion were gone. Highly recommend! John M

Great experience. Doctors explain procedures so well and great care. Very good listeners.read more

Great doctor , he successfully did a balloon method to open the pylori in my stomach . This…read more procedure took place 20 years ago. Iam grateful and always remember dr. Sing with love and gratitude Dina Theodoraopouos

The worst doctor ever！ Never did any physical check before the procedure. He did anal fistula…read moresurgery for me first time on April 2021 and second time for me August, still not cured！ and the third time almost killed me. I got huge bleeding after the surgery and went to ER and pass my new year in emergency room！ He did not even told me what he did for me said you shouldn't know this. Also you feel bad after the procedure and he never told you how to care your wound just said sit bath every day. He did three times procedure for me within a year and made me even worse now！ How he could get 5 stars on review！ 找他看肛瘘一年，开了三次刀做了三次检查，结果比一年前更严重！从来不做检查再开刀，每次去都是进去就开刀。开好了他的功劳开不好你是个例别人都好了。从去年四月到今年三月开了三次刀真的开了个寂寞还是肛瘘！让我身心受到了不可磨灭的损害！真不知道五星好评都是从哪里来的！

I called the office today to have my husbands blood pressure medication refilled and I was told…read moresince he is currently in between getting new insurance he has to pay $30 just to have the office call in the prescription. Not to mention then having to pay out of pocket for the medication itself. That is absolutely absurd! Talk about greed! You would think being a medical provider help out your patient especially if you're aware the medication is needed. I was baffled as to why wouldn't the doctor give a few refills now it makes perfect sense! Everytime you need one you call them and if you have insurance they slap your insurance with a fee and if you don't have insurance well cash it up! Time for a new doctor soon as the new insurance kicks in. What happened to doctors actually caring about their patients? This one is motivated by money. Takes 2 seconds to call or send an electronic request to the pharmacy.

Dr. Huang is truly one of a kind, and her office staff is just as incredible with their efficiency…read moreand prompt responses. I recently noticed that my blood pressure had been consistently high over the past few weeks, and I am not currently on any antihypertensive medication. Concerned, I emailed Dr. Huang's office today, and to my amazement, within just a couple of hours, Dr. Huang herself personally called me. Her dedication, responsiveness, and genuine care are absolutely remarkable. She is the only doctor I can always rely on for swift, compassionate, and expert care. After more than 10 years as my trusted PCP, she continues to exceed my expectations. Dr. Huang is simply the best--highly, highly recommend!

Friends see this doctor in a predominantly Chinese community. Doctor and staff are fluent in…read moreEnglish and a couple of Chinese dialects. Nice doctor and staff, small office. Doctor is patient and attentive, communicates well. Woman front desk staff (I have only seen one person) is very pleasant and professional, but can be hectic running the telephones, front desk, paperwork, and related. Many of their patients seem to be long-time devoted patients. Sticking points are a no-appointment policy: first come, first serve; expect a wait accordingly (though regular patients consider it worth it). Can be difficult to get through on the phone. Their daily office hours vary, so be sure to check the posted schedule, best to call for hours when in doubt (I think it is on the voicemail). Avoid going during the last hour (or perhaps last two hours). Best to go earlier in the day and expect a wait. Regular patients consider the wait well worth. Have patience for this is a wonderful, genuinely caring doctor and staff who makes the effort to give each patient the time they need (not possible with rigid appointment schedules).

Dr Koon has been my PCP for years, he's actually my entire family's PCP. never a wait of longer…read morethan 15-30 min (but I go on offtimes). He is helpful with sample meds if he has them. He is also great with follow-up calls after tests.

I agree with the other 1 star review, female patients should avoid this place. There was a sort of…read morepushiness and tone deafness. I am changing pcp asap.

Absolutely not. No. Attached is a photo of my previous review. If you have any special needs or…read moreaccommodations, do not go here as you will be unheard, dismissed, and pushed out the door. Now if I could give zero stars I would. After a few more terrible visits where I went to this provider asking for help, mo concerns were dismissed and I kept being told to go to a psychiatrist. I know I have medical PTSD and I've had it for more than a decade. It is under control the best it is as long as doctors don't trigger it. No matter what I went in for, the answer was to see a psychiatrist. The last straw was me going in for a torn bicep tendon (which I had confirmed from another doctor who wasn't a complete hack) and she told me to take B complex and see a psychiatrist. Im sorry but what the F. So I left and posted a 1 star review on Google. The office called me right away and demanded I remove it. I said no. Now, if you go on the practices Google page, my review is not there. They removed it. All you can find on their page is 5 star reviews down the line and 2 one star which they have replied to. Shady, if you ask me.

Dr. Tang has been my family's doctor since my father was in high school. He's a reliable doctor. I…read moredon't think I ever encountered him being on vacation. He's a old school work horse. I've been coming here since I was literally an infant. Dr. Tang and his receptionist are really nice people. Dr. Tang speaks English, Cantonese, and mandarin while his receptionist can speak the same as him but also Taiwanese which is great for our family. I've gotten my blood work done here many times and never experienced any difficulties. I don't have anything really bad to say about Dr. Tang other than his handwriting. His doctor notes for when I was a student were some of the worse doctor notes I ever seen in my life. My teachers and I could barely make out what he scribbled on paper. His office is no longer in Jackson Heights. Way back in the day, it was near Newtown High School on Corona Ave in one of those orange brick buildings which is now demolished. His new location is listed below. To get here, simply take the M or R train to Grand Ave Newtown and his office is right around the corner from the deli and Gino's Pizzeria. Cash or check only. For bank ATM, the nearest HSBC, Chase bank is about a 5 minute walk away on Queens Blvd. The office is closed on Wednesdays and I suggest making an appointment ahead of time. Walk-in visits usually wait a long time. I noticed during every visit since he moved to Justice Ave, his office has gotten much busier. A simple appointment through the phone will help save you time when you need to visit. 87-08 Justice Ave. Suite 1-I Elmhurst, NY 11373

So I make an appointment to see Dr Tang who is my default insurance PCP with my new health plan. I…read morearrive and the secretary asks me to fill out a scrap sheet of paper with no markings on it, she asked me to put my name number address ect and takes a copy of my insurance card. She hands me a pencil that has been sharpened in such a way that there is about a quarter inch of graphite sticking out and it looks like any pressure beyond resting it on the paper will snap it. She says the co pay is $60 I offer to pay with an HSA VISA card she says cash or check only. That would have been nice information to have when I called and made the appointment. I ask if there is an ATM in the building, she says she thinks there is one around the corner. I step out of the building and the door closes behind me, a woman asks me f this is dr tangs office, I say yes, she asks how o get in because the door man was not at his post and there was no one to press the button. I said I was going to find an ATM and hope a door man gets back when I return. A quarter mile walk to the nearest chase ATM a with drawl and a quarter mile walk back in the rain and thankfully the door man has returned. I return to the office and the secretary seemed surprised that I came back. Now I meet Dr Tang, the first thing I noticed was that English is not his first language and he doesn't speak it very well. I have no problem with immigration, I don't care where people come from or how they get here and I appreciate anyone trying to learn the English language. But I was hoping I would not have to talk about my medical history with someone who I truffle to express myself to. I told him I have had hearing loss since I was 2 years old. He responds saying eating loss for two years. I correct him saying oven had hearing loss since I was 2 years old. He repeats, yes 2 years. I don't think he understood what I was trying to say to him. He had to take some blood and I explained I have a tendency to faint during blood tests, it's my one character flaw. The blood test went fine, but when it was done I fainted. I was in a chair with no arms and woke up with my face planted on the floor and his assistant and another patient trying to help me up. I was ten asked to pee in a cup (a plastic disposable drinking cup) and pour it in a vial. Ignoring the fact that the sample is contaminated by what ever is in the plastic cup the idea that I was expected to carefully pour my own urine from a wide rimmed cup to a skinny rimmed vial seemed like something a hidden camera show would do. Thankfully I didn't spill any urine and returned the sample vial to the tray. Another thing I feel I have to mention was that in his office I noticed a container labeled used sharps (a common site to see in a medical office) but I also noticed that the safety lid wasn't on and there was nothing from preventing them from spilling for would be knocked over. That's like a huge thing in my book, it shows he is careless and doesn't put safety first. So that's my epic review. I'm planning on changing PCPs ASAP