Not caring, money orientated. For wart removal, majority of…read moremy warts are not removed. Before the treatment, the doctor said she will carry out the treatment carefully and there will be a 2nd chance for treatment if not all warts are removed in one go. However, I was put on the waiting list for the 2nd treatment and the nurse never called back. It was an extremely poor experience.

I'm front out of town and needed some help ASAP. Thankfully Dr Michael Cheng was able to see me…read morewithin thirty minutes. Not only was he professional, logical, and easy to understand; he efficiently helped my situation, and now I get to go back to my vacation! Thank you

I should fair in saying this but I have never really had faith in chain medical service providers…read more They give me the feeling that they don't really care about their patients and they are just trying to bolster their coffers in asking you to go through absolutely unnecessary tests and so on. The fact that you seem to find them everywhere also gives me a sense that its medicine on the cheap. So you might be wondering why I actually bothered to go in the first place. That's because for one of my jobs I actually had to go to their centres for a pre-joining medical check. Needless to say their centre was big and clean, felt more like a showroom rather than a medical centre if I'm honest. I was led in to conduct the tests and they were extremely careful about what they did the whole way, despite the fact that they must all have to go through plenty of these humdrum tests all day long. The tests were completed very quickly and I noted that they had a dental practice at the same location. I thought to myself that since I'm here I might as well get that done as well; they actually had a place for me immediately and by the next hour I had it cleansed and looked at. All this brought to me the reality of the situation: we may all want a family GP who talks to us for half an hour and attends family weddings. The thing is though, nowadays we want good, cheap and quick medical service and UMP is right up there.

My husband got sick while we were visiting HK from the US. Our hotel called an on-call doctor for…read moreus from UMP, Dr. Garry Kung. He was in our hotel room in 1.5 hours and saw my husband there, without us having to get in a taxi, travel to the medical center, register, and wait to see a dr there. This was SO much better for my husband, who had a fever and did not want to get out of bed. Dr. Kung was efficient yet thorough, and gave my husband some antibiotics as well as fever-reducing and anti-nausea medication. He also left his card for us to call him directly if my husband got worse. It wasn't cheap but it was so worth it to have a house call in our hotel room. We were very pleased with Dr. Kung and the house-call service offered.

I've been very blessed with good health, and I'm one of those who don't have a regular doctor that…read moreI do yearly check-ups with. (I know, I know... bad.) After a short overseas trip, I was feeling very unwell so I visited this walk-in clinic to see what was up. I saw Dr. Patrick Lee and after asking about my symptoms, listening to my respiratory system, and literally jumping back after seeing my red and inflamed throat, he confirmed that I have come down with the dreaded flu. 5 prescriptions later, I am now in bed, resting up and praying for a speedy recovery. I'm happy with the quick and efficient service that I got here, and wouldn't hesitate to come back again.

Easy to book online, availability of appointments pretty good. A short consultation is about…read more$1,260, not exactly cheap, but you get what you pay for. Satisfied with the level of care.

No one really wants to visit the doctor, not even if he is George Clooney, a nice baby doctor who…read moremakes the girls all swoon. This is made worse in HK if you do need GP help, and are an ex-pat. It can be daunting to go to an Chinese doctor, or difficult to find an English speaking doctor. If you are in this situation, I would recommend OT&P. They are primarily a family practitioner service, with a number of specialists doctors, running four clinics across HK Island. Think of them as your GP back in blighty, but with more doctors, more appointment availability, better healthcare. To be fair to the UK's NHS, OT&P are private, so you will need to pay or produce your medical cards. Dr Trodd at the Wan Chai practice is particularly good, I have always found his patient care excellent and recommend him highly. He also has an amazing view out of his office, so if you are uncomfortable being prodded and poked, you can always have a look out of the window across the harbour to TST. Just a few details for your digestion; the clinic is an hours clinic, as in they only work "working" hours. If you need out of hours care, you'll have to call 999 (there is some out of hours care for obstetrics). They are a dispensing clinic, so all the prescription meds are on site. No trip to Mannings for you then. There is also a lot of on-site testing that they can do. Personally, I have always found it very easy to get an appointment, but fortunately, I very rarely go. Super healthy me - yeay!

Pretty bad experience. Had eyelid pain so I went to consult…read morehim. During the checkup of my eye, the feeling was not pleasant, which was totally understandable. My husband wanted to take a look as well, Dr. asked if he wants to do the checking himself, or we can take our time to check at home. I found this comment to be rather unprofessional. After the consultation, I asked for a sick leave certificate. Then he said 'so this is all about getting a sick leave.' Again, was this comment necessary? If my eye wasn't in pain, do I need to get my eye check up? Extremely unpleasant experience and will not recommend him to anybody else.