I called the office today to have my husbands blood pressure medication refilled and I was told…read moresince he is currently in between getting new insurance he has to pay $30 just to have the office call in the prescription. Not to mention then having to pay out of pocket for the medication itself. That is absolutely absurd! Talk about greed! You would think being a medical provider help out your patient especially if you're aware the medication is needed. I was baffled as to why wouldn't the doctor give a few refills now it makes perfect sense! Everytime you need one you call them and if you have insurance they slap your insurance with a fee and if you don't have insurance well cash it up! Time for a new doctor soon as the new insurance kicks in. What happened to doctors actually caring about their patients? This one is motivated by money. Takes 2 seconds to call or send an electronic request to the pharmacy.

Dr. Huang is truly one of a kind, and her office staff is just as incredible with their efficiency…read moreand prompt responses. I recently noticed that my blood pressure had been consistently high over the past few weeks, and I am not currently on any antihypertensive medication. Concerned, I emailed Dr. Huang's office today, and to my amazement, within just a couple of hours, Dr. Huang herself personally called me. Her dedication, responsiveness, and genuine care are absolutely remarkable. She is the only doctor I can always rely on for swift, compassionate, and expert care. After more than 10 years as my trusted PCP, she continues to exceed my expectations. Dr. Huang is simply the best--highly, highly recommend!

Came in for cold sores, receptionist was very sweet. Doctor Waiho Lum left the door wide open…read moreduring my examination and let the entire office staff see my sores. I had to tell him to close it when he walked past the second time. It was a humiliating experience and a complete violation of HIPAA laws and patient privacy. Please go somewhere else!! These people will embarrass you for needing patient care

No one was there when I went. It was snowing so I'm sure that helped. Easy access off Queens blvd…read more It looked like a clean office. Didn't resolve my issue but at least I had more peace of mind at the moment.

Dr. Memon who works in this office is an unethical doctor that probably takes illegal kickbacks…read morefrom empire laboratories. He did extra testing without my consent or permission and specific request to not do them considering I did not need them. I would highly recommend to go to a real md not a d.I. With lower qualifications whose office instruments are over 70 years old. Also declined ekg and coninued to hook me up to the machine without my permission. The machine did not work for more than 30 minutes because of poor Wi-Fi service. My shirt was off and the door was open I had to throw a sheet over me. Completely unprofessional unethical office. Fast forward 4 months Dr. Memon never removed the fees of 70 dollars he overcharged me Along with had empire city laboratories call me on my personal cell phone threatening me that if I do not remove the review I will have to deal with the overpayment. I never had anyone call or threaten me. I was shaking afterwards. I recommend to avoid this doctor by all means necessary

Dr Memon has an excellent bedside manner and very knowledgeable. He explained things thoroughly…read morewith kindness and patience. Friendly staff. Will be recommending him to my friends!

Dr. Tang has been my family's doctor since my father was in high school. He's a reliable doctor. I…read moredon't think I ever encountered him being on vacation. He's a old school work horse. I've been coming here since I was literally an infant. Dr. Tang and his receptionist are really nice people. Dr. Tang speaks English, Cantonese, and mandarin while his receptionist can speak the same as him but also Taiwanese which is great for our family. I've gotten my blood work done here many times and never experienced any difficulties. I don't have anything really bad to say about Dr. Tang other than his handwriting. His doctor notes for when I was a student were some of the worse doctor notes I ever seen in my life. My teachers and I could barely make out what he scribbled on paper. His office is no longer in Jackson Heights. Way back in the day, it was near Newtown High School on Corona Ave in one of those orange brick buildings which is now demolished. His new location is listed below. To get here, simply take the M or R train to Grand Ave Newtown and his office is right around the corner from the deli and Gino's Pizzeria. Cash or check only. For bank ATM, the nearest HSBC, Chase bank is about a 5 minute walk away on Queens Blvd. The office is closed on Wednesdays and I suggest making an appointment ahead of time. Walk-in visits usually wait a long time. I noticed during every visit since he moved to Justice Ave, his office has gotten much busier. A simple appointment through the phone will help save you time when you need to visit. 87-08 Justice Ave. Suite 1-I Elmhurst, NY 11373

So I make an appointment to see Dr Tang who is my default insurance PCP with my new health plan. I…read morearrive and the secretary asks me to fill out a scrap sheet of paper with no markings on it, she asked me to put my name number address ect and takes a copy of my insurance card. She hands me a pencil that has been sharpened in such a way that there is about a quarter inch of graphite sticking out and it looks like any pressure beyond resting it on the paper will snap it. She says the co pay is $60 I offer to pay with an HSA VISA card she says cash or check only. That would have been nice information to have when I called and made the appointment. I ask if there is an ATM in the building, she says she thinks there is one around the corner. I step out of the building and the door closes behind me, a woman asks me f this is dr tangs office, I say yes, she asks how o get in because the door man was not at his post and there was no one to press the button. I said I was going to find an ATM and hope a door man gets back when I return. A quarter mile walk to the nearest chase ATM a with drawl and a quarter mile walk back in the rain and thankfully the door man has returned. I return to the office and the secretary seemed surprised that I came back. Now I meet Dr Tang, the first thing I noticed was that English is not his first language and he doesn't speak it very well. I have no problem with immigration, I don't care where people come from or how they get here and I appreciate anyone trying to learn the English language. But I was hoping I would not have to talk about my medical history with someone who I truffle to express myself to. I told him I have had hearing loss since I was 2 years old. He responds saying eating loss for two years. I correct him saying oven had hearing loss since I was 2 years old. He repeats, yes 2 years. I don't think he understood what I was trying to say to him. He had to take some blood and I explained I have a tendency to faint during blood tests, it's my one character flaw. The blood test went fine, but when it was done I fainted. I was in a chair with no arms and woke up with my face planted on the floor and his assistant and another patient trying to help me up. I was ten asked to pee in a cup (a plastic disposable drinking cup) and pour it in a vial. Ignoring the fact that the sample is contaminated by what ever is in the plastic cup the idea that I was expected to carefully pour my own urine from a wide rimmed cup to a skinny rimmed vial seemed like something a hidden camera show would do. Thankfully I didn't spill any urine and returned the sample vial to the tray. Another thing I feel I have to mention was that in his office I noticed a container labeled used sharps (a common site to see in a medical office) but I also noticed that the safety lid wasn't on and there was nothing from preventing them from spilling for would be knocked over. That's like a huge thing in my book, it shows he is careless and doesn't put safety first. So that's my epic review. I'm planning on changing PCPs ASAP

Very well run practice. Everyone on staff is on point from the doctor to the front desk…read more I saw Dr. Zhu. FYI there is a male and female doctor for your needs. Dr Zhu was very attentive and gave me ample time to deliberate over my conditions. I saw him for an annual checkup and chose him as a PCP. Time will tell if he is the one for me. Would recommend this office for anyone looking for a PCP.

I needed to get my wellness checkup and annual blood tests, but my normal PCP was fully booked all…read morethe way till January. I went on Zocdoc and looked for another physician in my network and found Dr. Liu based on positive reviews. I made my appointment via zocdoc and the clinic subsequently called me to confirm and get my insurance information. Check in was a breeze and the waiting time wasn't too bad. I got all the routine checkups and met with Dr. Liu. She's seems extremely knowledgeable and cares about her patients. She listens to you if you have any questions or concerns. I didn't feel like she was trying to rush through the appointment like how I've felt at other doctor visits before. They set you up with a patient portal where you can create an account and log in to see your lab results. This is the first time I'm experiencing the use of such technology at a clinic and needless to say, I'm very impressed. For the followup, I was given the option of an in person visit or a virtual visit and I chose the latter so I won't have to deal with the busy streets of flushing and the headache of traffic and parking in the area. You aren't given a specific time for the virtual visit, but just a range of a few hours, since the doctor calls you when she has time in between patients. I wish that the virtual visits were more coordinated, but other than that, overall I had a positive experience.

Dr. Teitelman, is a physician who really cares about his patients. He not only listens, he hears…read morewhat you as a patient are saying and asking. He takes his time in explaining to you what your test results mean, and what you need to do as a patient.

DO NOT put your health in the hands of this doctor or his nurse practitioner Ruby Garzon!!! These…read morepeople are absolutely unprofessional and have zero bedside manners (very degrading, throwing out insults the entire time). It's very clear from the start that they have an agenda and don't care for the best interests of their patients. Teitelman didn't answer any concerns pertaining to the visit. Instead, it became based on him dictating what he wanted. There use to be a common ground with doctors understanding their patient's concerns and working with them. His only job was making things worse and trying to create more fear. This man should absolutely lose his medical license. Stay FAR away!

The secretary working at the office advised me to get my "free" annual check up, for which I was…read morebilled by their office out of my deductible. When I asked about this matter to Dr. Sun's office, I was told that I would have to pay, despite being told initially that this would be free of charge. Furthermore, the secretary denied any involvement in misleading me, nor offered any help. I then petitioned the NY state attorney general, who pursued this matter on my behalf. Through their efforts, I was able to prove that Dr. Sun's office and the insurer did not bill me properly for the services provided. I highly recommend not going to this office. The staff here is unhelpful, unsympathetic, and worst of all unaccountable for their errors.

I've been looking for a good primary doctor for the longest time now. And not only knowledgeable,…read morebut good bedside manner and great office assistants. I found Dr. Sun via ZocDoc, and I'm definitely not disappointed. Further away from Downtown Flushing, Dr. Sun's office is about a 20 minute bus ride away on the Q12 or Q13. The office itself is very modern. The office assistant were very efficient and nice. I have to say it's a very streamline efficient experience getting referrals from them. I think the only weird thing about the front office is the video loop they have on the TV screen with creepy new age Enya's song in the background. The nurses are one of the nicest I have met in the office (comparable to Dr. Quach). Friendly, nice, knowledgeable, enough to make someone who hate doctor visits feel at ease. When I finally met Dr. Sun, he had a treadmill in his office! I guess it's a good time to mention that he's also a cardiologist. Great bedside manner, very concerned, and he took his time to address all my issues and didn't dismiss any of my concerns. He also have several special equipments where he can do ultrasounds on-site. He was also the first doctor to take my blood pressure on my legs in addition to my arm (interesting!). By the time my appointment was over, 2 hours have past. I've never spent that long with a Flushing doctor before. Is this how a real doctor visit suppose to be? Pretty awesome. Dr. Sun is available at the Flushing location every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and every other Saturday. The office is also shared with Dr. Cao.

There's two doctors at this medical office, Dr. Amy Su (Nephrology and Internal Medicine) and Dr…read more Steve Hou (Internal Medicine). They don't take credit cards so bring cash for copays. I've never had to make an appointment to see Dr. Hou (my pcp) and he's a friendly, and well recommended doctor through word of mouth that I got from many patients through my previous employment at an imaging center. The front desk ladies are nice too, all four of them. Typically, if you get a nice doctor, the front desk is awful.or vice versa but in their case, they were both nice so that was a pleasant surprise. FYI: I can't really say much about Dr. Su, besides she's Dr. Hou's wife and she has a thick accent even in Mandarin. ...