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    Kimberly Phan, MD

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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    Golden Hills Orthopedic & Sports Physical Therapy

    Golden Hills Orthopedic & Sports Physical Therapy

    4.1(109 reviews)
    5.5 km•Evergreen

    I was calling to cancel my Friday appointment but no one picks up the phone so I left a voice…read moremessage. The next thing I know, they returned my call but I was busy at work so did not pick up. They ended up cancel both my Wednesday and Friday appointment because "I did not respond their call within one hour." I have been seeing PT at this place for 20+ times and this is how they treat their returning patients. I called numourous times but no one picked up the phone. They have bad customer service and do not treat their patients properly Edit: the employee contacted me and ensure me similar situations will not happen again. I change my rating because that promise

    Not the Best Experience…read more I understand many businesses are often busy and understaffed, but that should never affect basic patient/customer courtesy and providing decent service. Pros: - Organized - Good upbeat music - Comfortable room temperature - Nice small play area for small kids - Sessions ends w/15 min ice or heat therapy rest Cons: - Highly internally social front desk area, neglectful to patients - No proactive follow-up regarding VM messages & call backs - Sometimes smells stuffy and sweaty with everyone The front desk area often feels like a social gathering, frat-party among the staff, leaving paying customers feeling like an afterthought. Communication and follow-up was disappointing. I left multiple VM messages and spoke with staff over the phone regarding important time-sensitive medical records I needed. Out of about seven attempts, I received only two callbacks, one a couple of days later, and the other several days later. In most cases, I had to repeatedly follow up myself and repeat the detailed messages I left. Suggestions for Management: - Hold the front desk and all staff accountable to provide welcoming and professional service to all patients/customers. - Set clear expectations for prompt follow-through service. - Maybe incentivize good behavior from your staff with Starbucks gift cards or something. - Make sure you have a trusted Office Manager to keep everyone on point. The clinic could benefit from a few simple additions, like a few plants, framed health tips, encouraging quotes or posters, updated magazines in the lobby area, and maybe an essential oil diffuser to keep the workout area smelling fresh and pleasant, especially considering how busy it gets. The QR codes and flyers that are displayed on the walls that encourage us to post reviews would look more professional if they were placed in simple frames, and the QR codes were placed in an easy-to-scan, non-high-traffic walkway area. Overall: Healthcare is about more than treatments and exercises. Studies show that positive interactions, genuine kindness, and feeling acknowledged can improve a patient's emotional well-being and overall healing experience. Something as simple as a smile, warm greeting, or thoughtful gesture, and a pleasant smell can truly make a meaningful difference to someone's mood and nervous system. This clinic has potential, but the overall patient experience needs a massive overhaul. The positive qualities, unfortunately, are overshadowed by poor and careless communication from the front desk area and some of the other PT staff on the floor. Sometimes it feels like no matter who I talk to there, I just feel like another number.

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    Frank F.Y. Wong, MD

    2.8(40 reviews)
    0.7 km•North Valley

    I had to write a review about Dr. Wong cuz I am pissed about the bad reviews left by the other…read morepatients. If you go over them, you would realize that all the bad reviews are about either the wait time or the tidiness of his office. First of all, his office is clean. More importantly, why would you complain about something as trivial as the wait time when you are going under the knife? Would you leave a five star review for a doctor whose office is super clean and always right on time but messed up your leg? Dr. Wong went to Stanford medical school and he's good at what he is doing. I had an acl surgery by him and I was able to walk around two days after the operation(without a crutch or a cane). The pain was negligible ,too. I'm very pleased with the surgery result and I'm already doing most of the things I was able to do before the injury(swimming, making jumpshots, etc) less than two months after the surgery. I highly recommend Dr. Wong for anyone who wants to feel better and stay active.

    Beware of potentially unnecessary procedures and surgeries from this doctor. Dr. Wong recommended…read moresurgery for my mom's fractured knee and made it sound urgent, warning us that waiting could mean a bigger procedure. Yet he did not physically examine her knee before recommending surgery. Fortunately, we got a second opinion. That orthopedist asked about a simple movement that helped determine whether surgery was necessary. She could do it easily, and he recommended waiting and monitoring, particularly given the added surgical risks from her diabetes. Three weeks later, new X-rays showed the fracture was healing without surgery. Had we followed Dr. Wong's recommendation, my mom would have undergone an invasive procedure involving drilling and wires, with months of recovery and surgical risks.

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    Shashwati Kale, MD

    Shashwati Kale, MD

    2.4(23 reviews)
    5.5 km•Evergreen

    Despite her credentials, we do NOT recommend Dr. Kale due to cheap and questionable billing…read morepractices. Face time with her is difficult to get, wait times are excessive, and every small question now incurs extra charge!!! Bills are itemized per question!! Our previous doctor offered thorough care for decades to us with no surprise fees -- a stark contrast to Dr. Kale's approach. She mandates an illogical and unnecessary "pre-visit" to chit chat with new patients that no other doctors mandated us, and even that visit is billed, which is unnecessary. We don't recommend her and we will never go back to her!

    Disclaimer: this rating is solely based on my experience with the receptionist. My time with the…read moredoctor was great as she was very thorough in my check up and answered all the questions I had for her. I came in early to my appointment and sat in the waiting room and overheard the male receptionist apologize to the patient on the phone saying "I'm sorry if I was rude to you .... ". Although this wasn't the best first impression, I decided to brush it off as I didn't know the circumstances. When interacting with him, his overall attitude and demeanor was condescending. I didn't feel welcome coming into the office which is disappointing because I've come to this practice for my entire life. The icing on top of the cake was during the eye/vision exam. The exam is conducted directly behind the receptionist. I was told to uncover both eyes and read the bottom line (which I couldn't). I then heard the receptionist mutter under his breath something along the lines of "he couldn't read that?" It was too early in the morning for me to process that and call him out but it's pretty disappointing to hear that from a staff member, especially as I was in direct earshot of the comment. The other staff members were very nice and welcoming to me, but this kind of interaction makes me hesitant to continue my care here.

    Kimberly Phan, MD - painmanagement - Updated September 2026

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