Great doctor and great conversationalist....very thoughtful responses to my vaccine questions and…read moreconcerns. I'll definitely return!

This young man has been my doctor 38 years and has been caring and personal in his care towards me…read moreand my Family. Wish he would never retire. Love you Doc.

I have been struggling for years with my imbalance of hormone issues and being pre-menopausal…read more Nurse Kathy and Dr. Lerner have been a godsend. They have literally changed my life. They've really helped me feel like my old self again. My hair is growing back. I feel happier. I sleep better and I'm just so grateful for them.

Office staff doesn't pick up phone calls when calling phone majority of time. When you hang up it…read moresends a text message to Klara app. I did not get response for that either on Friday . Really bad. Best to walk in for ....Lack of attention when press five for medically related questions. He got four people in front. Lots of employees turn over. Every time I go there different staff in front and billing too. Best get receipts if you pay cash according to other review .... Lucky for me my insurance keeps tabs. The Doctor is highly friendly, knowledgeable about a lot of things and is a holistic naturopathic open minded type of doctor or else I would give up.

We were referred to Dr Yim by our PCP after not getting much results from another APRN who was…read moreassisting a real pulminologist dr. A good drs office starts from the staff which I think are helpful. Once you are an established patient, appointments are readily easy to get in. Dr Yim is one of the few drs that we go to that sees his patient on time, yet he makes time for his patient. He is always pleasant when he walks in the exam room, asks questions and explains anything of concerns. He is really easy to speak and has great bedside manners. He has so far been taking good care of my mom and she speaks highly of Dr Yim!

I can't believe we even wasted our time with this one. Pretend that he is taking down notes. He…read moresuggested a medication that doesn't work for my wife. To top it all off, he just gave us sleep hygiene that we already know thru internet. I'm so disappointed with his lack of care. I will definitely not recommend this Doctor to any of my friends.

I've been seeing Dr. Wang (pronounced Wong) for the past year, and she has helped me lower my blood…read morepressure while helping with other health concerns that I've had. She is the most thorough, transparent, warm-hearted doctor that I have been to in many years. It's because of her practice why I've even suggested others to come to her for medical advise. My wife and I has had Dr. Wang our primary care, and I wouldn't want it any other way.

I was desperate in finding a good primary care psychian to see , and I came across of Dr. Wang…read moreoffice and I was not disappointed. Came here today for my 1st appointment and Dr Wang & her staff is caring , helpful, understanding, and always willing to make sure you get the best medical care .

filthy office, a dog was running around in the office and in and out of the rooms, my room ,I swear…read morewas a closet originally, no sink for the staff to wash hands? no sanitizer at all anywhere, crowded waiting area waited over 1.5 hrs and still was not seen , the medical supposed to be steril tools wer opened already and packaging looked reused, Walked out and would not recommend to anyone.

I love Dr. Jao ! He is the nicest kindest most caring…read moredoctor that I am lucky enough to have as my doctor. I was referred to him by my primary and I am so glad. I've been seeing Dr. Jao for a while now and I feel very cared for. He is very knowledgeable in his field. His staff are very nice too. He will sit down with me and explain everything to me so I understand. I am so happy that I have Dr. Jao through my journey for better health. Thank you Dr. Jao !

The waiting room is completely empty the past few times I've gone in. Strange, used to be full of…read morewaiting patients. And he is using physician assistants to see the patients. What is going on? This can't be good...

This office is not based on very personalized care. Its seems like a teaching clinic and uses…read moreresidents to see patients, with the doctor confirming the information taken by the residents. Its a very impersonal experience and they are speaking about the patient in the room as if the patient isn't even there. The Filipino front office receptionist is not friendly at all and has an attitiude. A drama queen and complains about people the entire time, as patients can hear everything being said through the window. She also doesn't know her billing protocols and information. Not a professional employee. Be very careful to verify all of your insurance coverages before agreeing to any procedures such as the extensive lab testing, imaging and other tests that are ordered and performed right in the office. They don't give you the opportunity to do this unless you insist. You will need the codes for any procedures to verify with your insurance plan. Once you receive your results, its all business, and therapies are dictated without a lot of input from the patient, even based on previous negative experiences with said therapies.

My 300th review is a meaningful one, & I felt that Dr. Thomas Tasaki, as my nephrologist (kidney…read moredoctor), warrants a review of his passion & desire in helping his patients w/ chronic kidney disease. What is important about this review is that because of Dr. Tasaki, I am currently on active status for a kidney transplant at Queen's Medical Center since 7/8/20 w/ an approximate 3-year wait from that date for a deceased donor kidney or sooner if there is a living donor. Dr. Tasaki graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1978 & did his residency at UCLA Medical School. He is well renown as a kidney specialist, respected by his peers, & is a consultant to many local hospitals. When I had researched years ago in vetting various nephrologists to be my choice doctor, I was impressed by his credentials at that time, & thus, was my choice; I have had no regrets, as he has undoubtedly lived up to it! He is a most compassionate doctor & always giving freely of his time to his patients, as he welcomes phone calls from them any time of the day of the week. During appointments, he is very thorough in explaining line by line in detail of your lab report & answers your questions fully until you understand, without any time limitation. Likewise, he'll explain in laymen's terms your kidney issue & options available. With my slowly declining kidney function several years ago, Dr. Tasaki suggested that I look into kidney transplantation, as I would be a good candidate. I foolishly poo-pooed that suggestion until he brought it up again in 2020. He wanted me to attend a free informational kidney class, which I graciously obliged. This 6-week class (each class was 3 hours), called Aloha Kidney, was taught by a retired nephrologist, Dr. Ramona Wong. It was the best thing I did, as I learned so much about the importance of our kidneys, how they function, what the lab tests meant, diet choices, & options available. This class is highly recommended for those with chronic kidney disease or anyone who has an interest in it, whether you are at-risk, caring for one who has kidney disease, or just wants to learn more. After the class ended, the ball started rolling. My eagerness resulted in long & many discussions with Dr. Tasaki. My options would be: 1) long-term dialysis, which only treats the problem & involves lifestyle changes to diet & time restrictions; 2) not do anything, which would ultimately result in death due to organ failure; & 3) getting a kidney transplant, which would allow my life to revert back to normal. My choice was kidney transplantation, so I completed the detailed application & gave it to Dr. Tasaki to include his comments, who then referred it to the Queen's Transplant Center (QTC). During the next three months, the QTC instructed me to take a variety of medical tests to determine whether I was a viable candidate: dental; chest x-ray; pap smear; mammogram; heart tests; colon cancer screening; TB test; blood tests; & evaluations by a transplant surgeon, transplant nephrologist, & multi-disciplinary team (social worker, pharmacist, dietician, financial coordinator). Having passed these tests, I was then approved to be on the waitlist. Based on my blood type, I was told I had a 3-year wait for a deceased kidney & would be actively monitored to ensure that I would be able to withstand the surgery. What followed afterwards was my ongoing research of the transplant process, as I had so many questions that needed answers, & in fact, am still learning. While my kidneys are functioning at 9% (under 15% qualifies you to be on the waitlist), I am fortunate that I am not yet on dialysis (5% will require dialysis). A living kidney donor is preferable over a deceased kidney, as it lasts longer; & the donor need not be the same blood type match, as it is considered a "paired exchange," where the donor's kidney may go to another recipient, & I would move up the waitlist to receive an available kidney from another donor. A living donor would continue to have a long, normal, & healthy life w/ one kidney; & all donor costs are covered by the recipient's insurance or the QTC. Yes, there is so much more info that most people don't know about. Dialysis would restrict my present lifestyle; whereas, a new kidney will give me a longer lease of my active lifestyle. There are so many things that I want to do: spend time with our kids/grandkids in Maui & Toronto, traveling to appreciate differing cultures, & simply enjoy the blessings that our Lord gives us daily in experiencing joy in whatever we do. I would love to teach others who are in a similar situation as I am. I thank Dr. Tasaki for his genuine caring for all his patients! I look forward to my kidney transplant & am grateful for his persistence in continuing to teach me about my kidney condition & not having it stop me from doing what I want to do in life. If you are in need of a nephrologist, I would undoubtedly recommend Dr. Tasaki!

If you want to meet the BEST, most THOROUGH and KINDEST Dr you will EVER meet, then see Dr. Tasaki…read more As he likes to be called Tom by ALL his patients. I went to see Tom 3 wks. ago as a new patient and he requested to allow at least 2 hours for the appt. I thought this sounds like a serious exam. I was wrong as he wanted this amount time to not only explain my condition and give me a mini anatomy of my kidneys but, to also just to get to know me. He slso included some background about himself. He even had all my bloodwork reports from like 6 years back. I have found another HERO Dr. that gives me new HOPE.

Dr Mark Chung is the best doctor ever!! Why? Bc he has got…read moreexemplary skills and a great staff to back him up. He is very knowledgeable, patient and kind. Also, he has a great sense of humor which I appreciate when I'm feeling like I lost my smile. I unfortunately have to move to the East coast in two weeks so am very sad to be losing them. They have been very careful and practice safe Covid measures so no worries there! They are also very high tech so telehealth calls/videos/record keeping are not a problem. So, give him a call but only if you're looking for the best doctor ever! Thank you Dr Chung and staff!!! Kathleen Erdmann

Dr. Chung is one of the coolest doctors. Tells it like it is and seems to care about his patients…read more Will be through to figure out what's wrong with you but doesn't believe in over medicating either. Staff is nice and friendly. He as always busy so you may have to wait a bit long somethings.