Dr. Calvin Ngai and his staff are so professional, cordial and extremely top notch. My mom was…read morehospitalized at Northwell and we decided to see a Northwell physician for continuity since they did all the testing at the hospital- and Dr. Ngai had access to all that information. First off, he is extremely fluent in Cantonese (he's from HK) but his Mandarin is also very good. I went on the first visit for fear of miscommunication but I feel she can communicate in Mandarin with him without me. Regarding his bedside manners- he is gentle, soft spoken but also super competent/knowledgeable. I was so impressed slow soothing cadence of voice and thoroughness of explanations. Not just why she got hospitalized, but took the time to review each and individual medication and change the medications he felt necessary. He talked about her followup and was just so caring. He was also camera shy and hesitant to get photos but allowed me to take these photos to share with us online (he wanted to check w practice manager but I told him I'm a regular person on internet giving feedback). Nurse Wen tended to my crying 2 year old with Frozen stickers and gave us 3 to help her soothe. Nurse Chaijuan explained the details of wearing a holter monitor (including the details on the package inserts that most people ignore or don't go over when). The checkout ladies were also very professional and efficient. This place is fairly empty which makes it a much more pleasant experience since Flushing doctors offices can get crowded very quickly. A hidden gem cardiologist. His caring, patient and thorough nature is self evident and we couldn't be happier to have him as our cardiologist !

Over a week ago, I went to my PCP's office for an annual checkup. Unfortunately, my EKG came back…read moreabnormal. I was worried about my heart beating too fast. I searched on my health insurance's website for nearby cardiologists. I came across Dr. Chen's contact information. Luckily, I was able to schedule an appointment for today on Monday morning. I walked over to Dr. Chen's office located inside of Prince Center for my 4:00 pm appointment. I arrived 30 minutes early to fill out the paperwork then paid for today's visit with my credit card. I answered all of the nurse practitioner's questions regarding my health. Also, a technician performed an EKG, an echocardiogram, and other ultrasounds. After I met with Dr. Chen, he recommended wearing a 24-hour heart monitor. Lol, I will sacrifice showering for one night. Tomorrow, I will be back to return the heart monitor. Wish me luck!

Dr. Chen is a cardiologist…read more Dr. Chen is very responsible, prompt, caring, and friendly. Care quality is very good. Expert of knowledge is very good. Availability is very good. Office environment is fair.

Chinatown Cardiology has demonstrated itself to be a trustworthy medical facility. After two years…read moreand numerous inconclusive tests from NYU, my husband was properly diagnosed with Apical Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (AHCM) by Dr. Henry Siu, a skilled cardiologist with exceptional bedside manners, at this facility. Dr. Siu's proficiency in cardiac conditions and ability to coordinate same-day procedures, including echocardiograms, has been invaluable to us. We're so thankful coming across Chinatown Cardiology for a second and final opinion.

Best cardiologist!! Very clean office with a nice lil eats in the lobby (bubble tea) Accepts…read moreappointments very quickly(online or by phone ) , top care here all doctors.. heart approved

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.

Smart and caring doctor. Nurses are good too. But the main problem about this place is it is very…read morevery busy. You will have to spend all day here. Even when I tried calling them, they are so busy that they can't talk. I do recommend you come here though. I had a good experience.

When my Mom failed her EKG for surgery approval, we were asked to see a cardiologist with less than…read moretwo weeks to go before the surgery date. We were afraid we wouldn't be able to get it done on time, but because Dr. Wei Li had convenient hours on Sunday and both her and her staff were willing to run all the tests necessary in a single day, we were hoping we would get surgery approval on time and we did! Dr. Wei Li not only reviewed the test results as soon as they came out over the next few days, but she also spoke to me twice on the phone to answer my questions and to review the results and next steps. Some doctors nowadays require a Telehealth where you pay to ask follow up questions, but Dr. Li really goes the extra mile. If you need a cardiologist, look no further!

Very friendly staff. They listen and treat you well. Quick and efficient service. A lot of front…read moredesk staff to process you.

Do not waste your time if you need serious healthcare. The state of healthcare is terrible in this…read morecountry, so it's difficult to find a decent GP anywhere, but this place is sorely lacking. I gave them a few months to try them out since they're close to where I now live. I moved from the suburbs to Queens. I am going back to Northwell and that's a real inconvenience as a person with disabilities, because most of my doctors are far away. First, let me compliment the support staff who are friendly and professional and I had no issues with them whatsoever. The doctors lack basic empathy or understanding of women's health issues, autoimmune disease, mental health issues and any type of chronic illness that involves chronic pain. I suppose they skipped those chapters (or pages?) in medical school. They have the personality of a turnip and don't go beyond cursory questions and answers of basic information with zero interest. Then, they start the myriad of referrals for just about everything, even if you're not having a particular issue that requires a specialist. The mental health screening is a joke. One doctor said "exercise is what we recommend". Sure, everyone SHOULD exercise. I don't need to pay a copay to be told this. That's the standard answer to their mental health screening, and that you should also meditate. Ah, yes, meditation and exercise will surely cure lifelong depression and anxiety caused by trauma. They don't ask about anything personal, so spitballing suggestions to serious issues is unnerving and not in the best interest of the patient. Is this best practices? I think not. Thank goodness I have mental health professionals in place. I cannot imagine how this helps someone who is seeking real help or who doesn't have access or information on how to get help. I was asked three separate times why I was in so much pain. This was after detailing painful inflammatory diseases and a precancerous condition. The doctors don't listen and are more interested in moving you down the assembly line. One was incredibly rude, in front of management at the check out area, and management saw this and ignored it. Typical. Stay away.

This review is for the Manhattan branch…read more I went to see Dr Kim 3 times. Each time I visited I had to wait for 1.5 hrs before being seen. I realised this was because every time about 5 other patients had the same appointment time because the whole operation is based on processing as many patients as possible and charging for as many visits as possible. Dr Kim was very rude, short, dismissive and hurried. The office was crammed with patients both in the waiting room and the examination rooms. In the middle of the summer the ac was not working. Each test I did took less than 10 minutes and the doctor spent less than 5 minutes with me but I spent a total of 6 hours there. I asked one of the assistants why I couldn't just do all the tests in one visit. He said it was for insurance reasons. I took that to mean that they wanted to charge for as many visits as possible. On my last visit Dr Kim said and I quote my 'arteries are more clogged than all the old women in the waiting room'. Then he looked again and said actually maybe the scans are just blurry. He said I had to come back a 4th time to be scanned again. I did not return and my arteries are fine (I got a 2nd opinion).

Wonderful place ! With respectful and caring staff! The Dr makes sure exams are done to give a…read moreproper diagnosis. Takes his time to explain and makes sure you leave happy

I went to see Dr. Paimony after being in the hospital this past weekend. I needed to follow up with…read morefurther tests. Quite honestly, I only got to this location because of another doctor that works in this office that had great ratings on ZocDoc. Moreover, Long Island Jewish hospital has a cardiology center but no appointments and I couldn't wait. So I scheduled an appointment and went to meet the doc. First off, the nurses we're extremely nice upon entering. They took all my information and asked if I needed anything. They soon after placed me in a room and one of the nurses immediately came to run an EKG. They really wasted no time. Dr. Paimony came in shortly after and interrogated me regarding my situation. You can tell by his tone that he was interested and caring about each and every detail. He was very informative and responsive with everything I told him. You can tell he was being genuine and even more so, he wasn't the boring doctor that spoke in monotone and simply asked questions without sharing his thoughts. I was truly impressed. Dr. Paimoney is excellent. He refuses to take chances and helped run all relevant tests to ensure my safety and health and he was very sincere and caring along the way. I'd recommend this cardiology center to anyone who may need a cardiologist. These aren't things you can take lightly and you want to be certain to see a caring doctor, such as Dr. Paimoney.