This is absolutely one of the worst patient experiences I have ever witnessed, when bringing my then 89 year old mother to her appointments. At one of her appointments, he didn't know what medications she was on - the problem is that HE has her file, and has been the one to issue prescriptions...but he couldn't be bothered to review her file. He wasted time cajoling her, rather than asking more detail about the pain she was experiencing - instead, he side-tracked her from telling him why she felt it necessary for the visit, and when I attempted to bring up her concerns he acted as if she had nothing to be concerned about. I pray that someday Tony Wong experiences firsthand what it feels like to have his questions and concerns dismissed, so that his suffering is casually set aside and ultimately unaddressed. The sloppiness and ineptitude he shares with his staff makes it a wonder how his office remains open for business. read more

This guy doesn't care about his patients. Office opens at 10 and arrives an hour and a half late. ‍

To be fair, Dr. himself is good it's his office staff that are the problem. For years I have been going to this office, I would always call to set an appointment a week earlier, You would think that arriving here early or just in time for your appointment you'll be seen on time? No, they don't care about your time here, I have seen other people without appointment be let in first, people the staff knows. And people with appointments will be seen 2-3hours later than their set time. Each time I go here (with appointments) my minimum wait is always 2 hours on my lucky days, other wise be ready to wait 3 hours or longer. Just so bad that I'm considering moving to other doctors, I don't understand why they can't follow their own Appointments system! read more

They require cash payment at every appointment. They do not accept insurance and only payments by cash. Be prepared to bring $1,000+ in cash if you book an appointment here. read more

Although worst is the wait, but the best doctor I 've ever have. So smart, caring , compassionate and loving. Treats you like his family. Not like other Doctors just looking at the computer dont even bother look at their patients. For him Patients comes first. Highly recommended!! read more

The worst experience of waiting an hour with forty minutes having my appointment 11 am seeing the do waiting, just until I stopped to know what was happening I had an appointment 11am, they started speaking in their language they told me that the doctor was late and to wait!!! read more

Best primary doctor I've ever had who solved all my past ailments. Knows how to diagnose me well and refers me to the best right specialist . Easy to see when need be . Very highly recommended! read more

The office staff (2 middle aged women, no nurses here) is incredibly rude and disorganized. Expect a 1-2 hour additional wait time in the tiny overheated waiting area even if you have an appointment. Even if you make an appointment, you might come in to find that it has not been written down. The exam rooms are dirty and not cleaned between patients, the paper on the exam tables is not even changed. Dr Wong does not take a thorough history and physical exam for new patients. There are no medical history forms to fill out. Medication allergies or medical conditions are not documented in the chart even when provided to the physician or staff. Dr Wong's physician's assistant is very nice, albeit fairly 'green' (inexperienced). Don't even think about going here if you don't speak Tagalog either. Just a horrific 'medical practice' that will cause enough stress to make you sicker. read more

Susan, the old lady at the front office is very rude. She would squeeze people she knows in between appointments. She has no business to handle appointments because she is the most disorganized person. Most patients complain about the wait time at this office. She would be so nice to patients who look rich. If you plan to come here, dress up because this would impress this ugly, rude person and you have a better chance of being seen by the Dr at once. Also, if you need refills for your prescriptions, beware, if you follow up with her (after waiting for almost 2 weeks) she would be angry. Yes, she has the nerve to be angry after not doing her job. This lady is so stupid she does not know that she's getting paid her salary from the patients she rudely deals with. Someone please tell this lady to stop acting like a prima-Donna and start being nice to the patients who pay her salary. Also, clean up, your front office is so messy and dirty.....yuck just like the the big boss of the front office named, Susan! read more

Dr Wong has been our family doctor for 12 1/2 years. His care concern and diagnostic skills are very very good. He is transparent in communicating options and refers us to a specialist and for tests when needed. Sure, I wish he had a fancy big office sometimes but all the staff work exceptionally hard non-stop and he and they put patients first (not Drug reps). The office can get crowded and sometimes there is a long wait but I have always felt it was worth it for the quality of medicine practiced by Dr Wong. It's obviously not just a job to him but rather a calling. read more

Dr. Tony Wong is actually a good clinician. He has many years of practice and runs a very high volume practice. He is very quick and efficient and will refer to the appropriate specialists. His practice is largely medicaid medicare and there is always a long wait to see him. If wait time and bedside manner are important to you then Dr. Wong is not for you. However, he is an excellent clinician which is what I value most read more

I have know Dr. Wong and his staff since 2014. I was employed in a medical supply company and I have dealt with them numerous times. It was a pleasureable experience, they are timely and responded quickly with our requests. Our customers are also delighted with their warnth and care so whenever they pick up their durable medical equipment they shared their wonderful experience with the staff and with the doctor to us. Anyway, what I experienced above was a professional interaction as a business. Let me share with you something of my personal experience. When my insurance had an overlap and I had to get my medicine so bad for my Diabetes. A friend recommended Dr. Tony Lee Wong. I called in to get an appointment and I was scheduled. I went in his office 5 minutes before they open even if my schedule is at 10:30am. My childs pediatrician told me that whenever someone with earlier appointment cancelled they call then next one and it could be me. So I make it to a point that when I scheduled an appointment I keep it and I am early for it. My thought process is to wait as long as it take to talk to my doctor about my health. I dont think I am so special like I am the center of the universe. Anyway, I sat inside as soon as the staff opens the door. I told her no worries because my appointment is still at 10:30am. Few people came in. I sat there waited patiently. I was called in after 3 patients and around 11:10am. I stayed in the room for a couple of minutes and Dr. Wong came in a greeted me. This is our first time to meet so he doesnt have my full medical records. I told him that I am just here for the refill prescription for my meds. I explained to him about my insurance overlap and I gave him my medicines to check. After a while he did the examination listen to my heart, lungs, check my mouth and ears, those stuff. I never felt violated as some would feel because doctors are supposed to examine you. Like they examine a baby or an elderly during a consult. Hehehe unless they squeeze you or something. Well, everything went well with this visit. I had far worst experience with a county clinic mind you. I gave 4 not 5 stars because 1.) He is not my primary doctor. 2.) He gave me a new medicine called Farxiga. He even gave me a few samples which is thoughtful. But when I took it (1 damn pill) I got so sick, I was throwing up and nauseated. I called them to inform them. They just told me that I am still adjusting to it. Nope. No way. I called my primary doctor and informed her about it. She just said my diabetes is controlled so I dont need to take it. There you go. read more

I give this one star as that is only way to get this posted. I would rather give this no stars as the staff is unprofessional and unfirendly constantly speaking in foreign language. Each visit I have to wait minimum of one hour in a tight cramped office and there is no licensed nurse there! It seems patients spend more time waiting and all they get is a 5 minute visit with this doctor. Don't waste your time here. read more

This office, the staff and the Dr do not deserve a star at all. I wish Yelp are able to fix this problem giving no star to the establishment like this. First of all I used to be a patient in this facility, I changed office due to unorganized, dirty, rude, files everywhere and the front ladies are constantly eating or chewing something while talking/answering phone or in front of the patients. Common manners if your in a "professional establishment" first thing you don't do is eat/chew while talking to patients. My appointment was at 330, came in and signed in around 325. I had to wait outside because it's fully crowded and everyone waiting are coughing and sneezing. 415 came and still waiting. To make this review shorter, I was called at 523, by that time I was already pissed off! Furiously mad and had lots of questions to asked the Dr. I just needed physical yearly exam. I was just in there for 20 minutes. Basically I was waiting for 15 minutes for the Dr to come in. After that gave me a form where to go for my blood tests. That's it, I waited for more than 2 hours for the form. WTF! It's been 3/4 years since that horrible experience. Changed my primary doctor. Don't come to this office. My doctor is on 6th floor Dr. Julia Myint, she's nice and listens well and the most you wait is 15/20 minutes. Staff are really polite and doesn't eat while talking to patients. I highly recommend Dr. Julia Myint. read more

I dont know how this guy even has a valid license to practice medicine. I have been dealing with him on and off over the past 8 years. My FIL does not like change and as a result I am forced to deal with him. I DON'T WANT ANYONE ELSE AFFECTED by his lack of professionalism or carelessness. He recklessly gives out too much pain meds which are in direct counteraction to certain meds my FIL was supposed to be taking. Refuses to sign papers for authorization of prescription changes so that my FIL gets the proper medication needed. My latest issue with him was he said "I don't have any prescription forms anymore so I can't fax any prescriptions!" How are you a doctor and don't have prescription forms?? Then when the pharmacist called him, he yelled at them for "losing the called in prescription request". Honestly I don't even think he called it in. This isn't the first time this has happened either. Then just today as of 15 minutes before this review... I get a phone call from the pharmacist saying "Dr. Wong doesn't want to fill any prescriptions and to contact another doctor". There is no other doctor so who are contacting??? He gave the pharmacist a generic name literally just last name and no other contact info. I am now trying to track down this so-called other primary treating physician that has never even seen my FIL to sign a paper. This is just ridiculous. By the way these are diabetic meds that need to be administered at least 4 times a day! read more

got his degree out of a cracker jack box. Office staff is sloppy rude and nobody cares about anything but you cash. better off at a tejaunna pharmacy for medical advise read more

I have bee a patient of this doctor for 6 years and since then it has been like a second home. I go there very often due to my chronic condition. Dr. Wong is a very good doctor and shows so much compassion to his patients. He and his staff treat them like their own family. He has a small office office though. His staff are very compassionate and accommodating but others may not understand that they too are human and could loose their patience at times. I can see his staff stand the whole day while working but still manage to give you a smile. They're very friendly not only to patients but also to the reps. Sometimes it could be a long wait but that's how it is and its worth it. Kudos to dr. Wong and his staff! read more

As many others, I also wish I could give a negative rating to this doctor and his office. First of all, the office looked dirty and unorganized. When I was registering at the front window, I noticed a bag of Cheetos below the window on the staff's desk. They were sharing the Cheetos. Female staffs would come out from the back, grabbing and eating them with files in their other hand. How would they have appetite to eat while being in contact with numerous patients with unknown medical problems? Also, were they washing their hands properly? When I was seeing the doctor, he didn't really gave me a good answer. MOST IMPORTANTLY - towards the end, he asked to take my blood pressure and listen to my lungs, which other doctors usually have their nurse to do Before seeing the patient. I thought it could be a normal procedure though my problem probably had nothing to do with it. As he moved the stethoscope from my back towards my chest, he suddenly pushed it onto the tip of my breast. I looked at him with surprise. Obviously that is not how doctors listen to their patient's lungs! I felt extremely insulted at the point. I left the office without saying anything, but I will not remain silent. This incident will be reported to the Medical Board. read more