I feel it is my duty to write this review regarding Dr. Wu. I had to transfer from my primary care doctor in Vermont to New Hampshire. My contacted core physicians, and an appointment was set with Dr. WU. I've worked in police work since I was 19, and including the law and prosecution in the Very county where the office is located. The office staff was tremendously nice. And every person I encountered with the exception of Dr. Wu, we're kind and compassionate. For a new patient intake first appointment. The office had none of the last 12 years of my medical records. But more importantly, the doctor was one of the most outrageous, nasty aggressive to the point that if I was observing this as a police officer, I would've arrested the doctor. He would ask me a question and I wouldn't even get out two words and he would jam his hand inches from my face showing me his palm like a traffic cop and very nasty responding " Stop Talking!!" His behavior only became worse dashing in and out of the examination room like a madman. Completely dismissive and without concluding the appointment. Or addressing the immediate concerns. He stormed out of the examination room. I sat there for 15 minutes, then stepped into the hallway and he happened to be there, and I inquired about the documents he needed me to sign, and he gave me a dismissive wave and storm down the hallway. I should note to anyone reading this that I was entirely calm and respectful throughout the entire encounter. I brought my concerns to the core physicians administrators. I have since returned to that office, but I am seen by the nurse practitioner who is truly a medical professional and exceptional in personality knowledge and true care. Dr. Wu? In my opinion, his medical license should be suspended and he should be required to be supervised by a doctor until he can learn how to appropriately interact with patients. He is also extremely difficult to understand with a very, very heavy Chinese accent. Making his communication skills even worse. And the person that chimed in earlier about being swapped off over abdominal pain and then losing their spouse to pancreatic cancer is an excellent demonstration of what can happen and that person should seek out a medical malpractice attorney and go after that doctor to failure to properly diagnose, what was a cancerous condition at the time of the appointment. The problem is you mentioned Pain. If you mentioned Pain in a doctor's office, their brain shuts off completely because they think you just want pain medicine. They're not interested in even looking any further to find out what's going on they just assume everyone is a liar and a drug addict and especially Dr. Wu, I doubt he even palpated the belly of your husband. I would never write something like this. I've had autoimmune conditions since I was six years old and I've seen hundreds of doctors over the years now being 60. I've met doctors that don't have much of a bedside manner that are kind of clinical, this review is not in reflection of those issues. It was the most extreme and outrageous medical appointment I have ever had in my entire life. You would get better treatment in a prison. My appreciations to core physicians , I am getting excellent care from the nurse practitioner. Very kind, engaging interested and respectful. I did not post this as a vendetta against the doctor listed here; I only hope to offer an opinion to help others avoid what would be very likely the worst medical experience possible. Peace and love. read more

Wu Michael MD - Rosie - Family Practice Near Me - Exeter, New Hampshire

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I would not recommend Dr. wu to anyone. my husband went to see him about some pain in his back and upper abdomen. For 4 mos. he told my husband it was pulled muscles. To make a long story short we went to another Dr. and my husband had pancreatic cancer and died approximately 8 mos. later. He never looked at the whole picture. read more