Dr. Rong Huang, MD

Dr. Rong Huang is the best PCP I have met in the Bay. She spends time to listen and takes notes. She remembers my family and asked me to remind my husband for appointment- everything shows she cares and I feel very comfortable with her. Her office is great too!

I feel so lucky to have found this doctor. She is thoughtful and takes time to listen, and really investigates when there is a problem to be solved. I had a medical issue that did not seem significant, so wasn't getting much attention from me and my prior doctors, but Dr. Huang ordered extra tests and found an underlying condition that could have been life threatening if it had not been treated. I am now healthy and thankful to her for her through care. She is truly a wonderful physician!

Dr Huang always been very thorough with me the office staff polite and very helpful. I feel lucky to have her as my Dr. My only complaint is not just with Dr Huang but a lot of doctors these days they're reluctance to prescribe pain medicine. I've called up with kidney stones so bad I thought I was going to die not even an aspirin they would prescribe. I'm sure she has her reasons but whatever they are I wish he would pay attention to my pain more than she would any government oversight

Yelp and consumer reviews are there for a reason, and I should have taken heed. The trusting person that I am I signed up for an appointment and set myself up for one of the worst experiences with medical providers I've had in my life. On March 3, I arrived for a doctor's appointment (I mistook the doctor's name to be a male doctor) for regular check up. Upon giving my insurance details I asked the front desk helper to ensure I wouldn't have to pay anything out of pocket for the visit and he assured me everything was covered by the insurance. When I realized the doctor was a female, I immediately asked for a male doctor for reasons for comfort when it comes to intimate tests. She immediately asked the office help to book an appointment with one Dr. Robinson, a male doctor, in mid April. I was about to leave when she pulled me into a room and started asking me a bunch of questions. In my head I thought that was weird because I had booked an appointment with a male doctor. But out of politeness I responded to her questions and shared some of my problems with her. She then suggested Flu and Tetanus shots. When I asked her if these were covered under insurance, she said yes, so I complied. What was weird about the experience was that the whole time the door was kept open. In that small cramped office, the noise was at extreme level (four or five medical people shouting into phones all at once, etc.) and also there was no privacy. The small room was unsanitary, piled to ceiling height with random cardboard boxes, and things strewn all around. Cut to a few days back when I saw they had charged twice. One for preventive care ($240) which was covered by insurance. The other for New Patient ($340) for which I was charged $250 out of pocket. I called back to complain the new patient shouldn't have applied because I hadn't been explained about this and besides I had asked for a male doctor and scheduled an appointment for the original intent of my visit. I got May on the call. Rude as others have reported before me, she immediately started scolding me. She blamed me for rescheduling appointments with Dr. Robinson. A few days ago the office had called me to say the doctor couldn't keep his original appointment and if it was okay to move it up by a day. I said, sure, no problem. Now May blamed me for inconveniencing the doctor by moving the appointment and hung up without trying to resolve the issue - with insurance agent on the other end. Today I got call from the guy at the front desk who had signed me up first and from whom I had sought assurance that the insurance covered everything and he had replied in affirmative. On the call, he started off by regurgitating sales pitch about how the hospital upholds its integrity and customer service, etc. Talking about the false charges and their lies and malpractices, he finally said it was all me, that I had brought it upon myself. $250 will not break my bank. But if I caved in I will be encouraging them with their malpractices and lying and scamming new patients, and their overall unprofessionalism. Therefore I have decided to take them to court. If there are others who have similar complaints and want to join me, please message me. To others looking into using their services, stay away. As others before me have warned: this place is shady, unsanitary, crowded, claustrophobic, and their interactions with new patients are based on lying and cheating. They just want your money - above everything else.

Dr. Rong Huang has been a good doctor for my wife and me and has always been available at short notice for medical issues. She is not overbooked and stressed like some other doctors in the area.