We had a very bad experience with dr Wu. Hesitate that my wife gave birth three weeks earlier than the expected date of birth, so there is no time for a pediatrician. My wife is from China. After giving birth to the child, our gynecologist recommended and called Dr. Wu. Her clinic is on the 9th floor of the same building. On the same day she came down to see the baby and left without doing anything. The next day she came again and checked the child casually, taking only two or three minutes. She told us to make an appointment to see her the next day after she was discharged from hospital, saying that she would have to have another physical examination with the child. Meanwhile we asked Dr. Wu if she could help our baby apply for medical insurance. Her answer could not be ambiguous and she did not answer me directly. Later she said she only received cash and asked for $ 1100. Say it's a package service that sees children three times in total, the first day after discharge, then two weeks later, and then four weeks later. We made an appointment to see her for the first time on December 14, 2018. Dr. Wu spent about five minutes watching my son. She said that my son had ear problems and then immediately said, " Sorry, I remember wrong, it was someone else's child. It really makes us confused. Then let's make an appointment on the 27th to see it again. We paid her $ 1100 in cash this day. Later, I heard from my coworker that children can apply for free medical insurance in KPHC. We went to KPHC to ask, and applied for our children's medical insurance on the same day, which will be free in the future. We asked to cancel Dr. Wu's appointment on the 27th and ask for a refund. But then today they only returned us $ 200. My son has only been to your clinic once, $ 1100 is the package price for three services! A charge of $ 366.66 Should be only applicable at one time. Dr. Wu's clinic explained that after the birth of the baby, Dr. Wu went downstairs to see us twice. $ 300 at a time. Are you kidding me? You come downstairs and say Hello to us for $ 300! ? Dr. Wu not only failed to help us apply for the child's medical insurance, but also guided us to pay her cash ( cash can be exempted from tax returns ). If I were Dr. Wu, I would at least help the child apply for medical insurance or tell the patient's family how to apply instead of just looking at the money! We are very regret! read more
