Dr. Suh is a hard one to review as TBH I feel like all the reviewers were spot on so I think the real answer is YMMV. So let me start off with the positives here: his staff is friendly, Dr. Suh himself is as well plus he never rushes you and he does the little things like remember your family, job, etc (even if he simply review records notes to remind him before he walks in; at least he makes the effort). He's really into monitoring (expect blood work quarterly the rest of your life) but I don't take that as a negative as most doctors don't follow manufacturer or association guidelines around this and under monitor in practice, i.e. lots of medication will say something like "check blood levels, take meds, check again, repeat until stabilized" and then doctors are like "Don't care, just take these and they will call me if they notice a ADR or die", i.e. "how dare a manufacturer expect me to monitor if the changes in their magic bullet I prescribed work or not" or "how dare a patient want to know if his new BP medicine works before next years checkup" whereas Dr. Suh will actually monitor and adjust a necessary and that is a positive. Also the new location is better as well with parking, etc. On the negative side the wait times are unacceptable and Alexander hits it with there is zero follow-up and that goes from visit scheduling, test or specialist result discussions, reminders, etc; they don't even get discussed at your quarterly follow-up lol.
Still outside that Dr. Suh is known for being a huge advocate of better living through chemistry (outside pain medication / mental health which he is stingy on) and that may or may not put you off. If you can't sleep and want some pills, Dr. Suh is good for you. If you want to lose weight and want some pills, Dr. Suh is good for you. If you have X issue (not counting pain or mental health) and the fix is a pill, Dr. Suh is good for you; some people like that, some don't. On the downside if you have no issues but just want a checkup, Dr. Suh will find some pills for you anyways which you didn't even know you needed. And God forbid if can't sleep and DON'T want pills, well Dr. Suh won't help that. Really if you have ANY issue and the fix isn't a pill or losing more weight Dr. Suh really won't help you on that one. See that last part is what caused me to finally change doctors after a couple years. I got sick of every time I went in the answer being lose weight because (1) even if true obviously that isn't going to happen, it's chronic, and it won't fix my acute issue which is bringing me in (i.e. a broken arm) and (2) it's not usually true. The final straw was when I went in for a spreading leg infection (pus, fever, and all) I got from deep cutting myself on a reef snorkeling (ended up being MRSA) and his diagnosis was "You got an infection because you are overweight. Lose weight and it will resolve itself. Here are some pills for weight loss.". Went to urgent care on the drive home to get antibiotics instead and changed PCP the next week.
I have friends that swear by Dr. Suh and have used him happily for twenty years; friends that can finally sleep because of him, lost eighty pounds and kept it off because of him, etc. Still for every one of those friends I have another one that got sick of his blaming everything on fat no matter how obvious it wasn't in an acute sense, "Oh you broke your leg falling down on a hike, well that is because you are fat, lose weight and it will heal" or walking in with sore throat and leaving with twenty prescriptions ranging all over the place and not one of them having anything to do with ones throat. And hence the three stars because depending on the sort of person you are (and what you are seeing him for), he's really a one star or a five star. His style works for some people and doesn't work others.
PS: Speaking as a practice and not Dr. Suh himself, I actually like the PA that works there. I found her caring and competent and, if I ever had to go back or if you were going to go for an acute issue, would schedule with her instead. She plays gatekeeper but she is good at it and I feel, uncharitably, that she provides better primary care. read more