My mother was diagnosed the breast cancer with the 4th phase in 2008, which had spread to the bone…read morewhen they found, pancreatic, ovarian and lung, not proceeding with the operation. Since then I started with Dr He's help, cancer specialist for treatment. At that time my mother's condition was very serious, almost stopped the treatment, but he patiently channeled my mother, and for my mother through the night to develop a detailed treatment plan, with superb medical skills saved my mother. I use Yelp quite often, I just happened to see the Yelp ratings for doctor He. I don't understand and cannot agree with. As for the Insurance issue, as the reviewer mentioned above, what happened to us is that my mom was in a critical condition, proliferation of cancer cells in the body every day, what viable treatment plan in the shortage of drugs is very expensive drugs, the Health First insurance my mom has is under the complicated application process. Dr. He worried, decisive drugs borrowed from elsewhere for use by my mother, so that my mother started treatment within the shortest time. Now whenever we think about it, when my mother was about to give up treatment, if there were Dr. He's superb medical skills and noble personality, I can't imagine what it would become. It's been 5 years since my mother found cancer, she's now under stable condition, can also travel abroad each year. What the doctor gave us is a miracle.

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.

Amazing doctor, friendly staff! What more can you ask for? Dr. Wu is the kind of doctor you look…read morefor your entire life and if you're lucky, you'll find her. That's how I felt my 1st time meeting her. Dr. Wu isn't your average doctor. Dr. Wu listens carefully to your reason for visiting and thoughtfully creates a plan to address all your health issues. Dr. Wu explains what she will prescribe and how it will help you feel better. In addition, Dr. Wu will make sure to check if you need any thing else done while you are there so you don't need to double back and use up another day. If you have any questions, Dr. Wu will give you her honest opinion. I really appreciate her expertise and insight on health issues. I would definitely recommend Dr. Wu to family & friends. Dr. Wu gets two thumbs up from me!

I would give a 0 rating to this place. Extremely terrible attitude. Me and my wife are potential…read morepatient seeking for help from this doctor's office. The phone lady went all nuts and hang up on my wife with nasty and rude attitude. I would not recommend this place to anyone. If this is how they treat people, then they should not be operating. Do not care about patient satisfaction. Forget about it. Will go to other places instead of this one. Not worth it.

Thank you, Dr. Patrick, Rafael, James and the rest of the staff (sorry but I forgot names..)! FYI,…read moreif you're reading my review.. I'd like you to know that I've never received PT before and I've never been in a PT office. I've been coming here to receive physical therapy for a few weeks from Dr. Patrick. It's been a painful experience but I'm feeling much better (glad that it's over!). I've asked him so many questions during my treatment and he patiently answered every one of them. The staff have a great personality and they're very pleasant. I highly recommend getting your PT done here. Everyone here speaks English so don't worry if you see a lot of Korean elderly patients in the waiting room. The location is on the second floor of the plaza and you'll find parking through the Sanford Ave. entrance. Just the elevators and go up to the second floor (or use the stairs). As soon as you exit the elevators, the office will be right in front of you (to the left). It's a small physical therapy office. The rooms are small and have two beds in each that are separated by curtains. The rooms are separated by wall partitions. You might hear other patients but it didn't really bother me. What I like about this place besides the treatment I've received and the staff is that I was able to do walk ins or I would call to find out if they were busy or not. If they weren't, I would just drive over there since I only lived about 15 minutes away. They seem to be very busy during Wednesdays by the way. If you're like me, just avoid visiting on a Wednesday! It's best if you visit before 4pm. However, the best time for me seemed to be 3-3:30pm. During the last session I've had here at KOAM, they seem to be replacing their old gowns with a thick robe-like gown. Just make sure that the open side is towards the back. Thanks again, KOAM PT!

I was feeling pain in my right knee so my Orthopaedic Dr. suggest physical therapy. I found Queens…read moreWellness on Yelp and wanted to make sure they accepted my insurance before I schedule an appointment. Luckily, they accept my insurance, and I was able to get an appointment the following week. I've only been going a few weeks but I am shocked at how much I have improved. Everyone is very attentive and professional. I would recommend Queens Wellness to anyone. They are a shining example of good service and they actually care.

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 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.

I accompanied my partner to this office in June, 2025. Upon entering the waiting room, we were…read moregreeted by a dog running up to us and angrily barking at us. The receptionist removed the dog. Surprised, I asked why she'd brought her dog to work, she said it wasn't her dog- that she'd never bring a dog to the office. I sensed that she wasn't happy about being responsible for the animal. l'd give this "doctor" a neg.10 if it were an option! He ignored serious symptoms my partner has been having. Some VERY serious symptoms in the past 3 months. Complaints of extremely low energy, weakness and pain in arms, loss of dexterity in right hand, elbows shoulders, lower spine, right side, legs, frequent (every 2 hours) urination, hearing loss, were all ignored even when I pointed out that many of these symptoms are associated with some serious diseases! For several years he has had severe subcutaneous hemorrhaging and bruising all along his forearms from the slightest impact. Markings so black, blue,and purple, that at first glance look like Rorschach tattoos and don't go away! My partner sees Koo 3-4x/year for routine health checks. How could he have missed the bruising on his arms? Koo's response was to prescribe prednisone for inflammation. When I asked about referral for further evaluation i.e. MRI, kidney function test? other tests? even asked if PT could help with weakness arms. legs, etc. Koo wrote "PT" on a prescription pad! Not even a referral for bloodwork! The response was a smile, a comment that I am a "tough lady" aka difficult! On July 14, 2025, my partner collapsed and was rushed to Montefiore Nyack Hospital, where he remained for 11 days having been diagnosed with multiple myeloma!! Hallmark sign: elevated Ca in the blood!~ And that bruising/subcutaneous hemorrhaging, btw, is a symptom of multiple myeloma as well! Koo missed all the hallmarks! And he never followed up with a phone call to see how his patient of 20+ years was feeling! My partner has had radiation therapy, is now in a nursing rehab facility. He is extremely weak and will be receiving chemotherapy weekly for at least a year if not longer. I can't help but think that symptoms didn'thave to get this severe. Had this been picked up a year or two ago or even a few months ago, he wouldn't have gotten as weak and as ill as he is now! I wouldn't recommend this "doctor" to anyone-not even for a common cold!

Still one of the best Family doctors around! Not certain why…read moreG.L. is giving such a bad review, but judging by the lack of reviews, and friends and no photo, you can dismiss it.

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.

My PCP and doubles as Gastroenterologist for years. Dr Kam's vast medical experience has convinced…read moreme there is no need for other doctors. He and the entire staff is professional, kind, and absolutely listens to every word you say and takes everything into consideration. I wouldn't recommend anyone else. Small private parking lot in front however plenty of street parking available all day.

During yearly visit, I got prescriptions for frequent night urination (bladder). When medicare was…read moregone, both pharmacy and I called them for refill. Answer is that I have to visit them again in order to get refilled. Otherwise, no more.