Stella Chen's Online Review Report Card

I was assigned to this Dr by my insurance and I called to make an appointment and the first available was over 2 months away. I took that but when I arrived they wanted to keep my CC on file. I said no and they said it was required in case my insurance did not approve some test. I do not use CC at all, I pay cash for everything and she said I could leave my debit card on file. NO WAY. I ended up leaving without being seen.

Best physician I have ever had. I enjoyed the re- visit today, 18 month after I first saw her for my problems. She is a great listener with great agreeableness however, she does hesitate to point out existing and potential issues. And she concerns the medical cost for individuals and make explanations clear for better decisions. I have gained more reassurance for talking to her for about 20 minutes, though I waited half an hour but I understand she takes care of everyone's needs too by giving as much time as possible.

Dr. Rosina is very professional and her know how is unquestionable. Her friendly approach to medical problems is a plus. Sometimes alternative medicine is a little bit introduced into her diagnostics with very positive results. I've been her patient for almost 3 years and no complaints at all about her procedures.

great staff. Dr. Rosina is friendly, patient, and listens to your needs.

I visited her office almost two weeks ago. My experience with the office staff was mostly positive. The staff was mostly professional, not quite sure if they were the most competent people i ever met. However, the physician herself was one of questionable experiences during the visit. During my visit, I felt rushed and pressured as if she had more patients to attend to so she was in a rush to get me out of her office. It just felt like that the entire time I was there. Her knowledge of my medical complaints was also questionable. While my urine test result was inclusive, she prescribed me an antibiotic for UTI, an antibiotic that was supposed to be for UTI but never been previously prescribed for UTI by a physician I saw for UTI two decades prior. The result was disastrous. For three days, my symptoms of UTI worsened. I resumed taking amoxicilium obtained from another physician friend previously. Then the UTI symptoms subsided. When I called the office and let them know of the situation and also inquired of the possibility of obtaining more of the amoxicilium to tie me over prior to my first revisit to get a urine test redone, the physician refused, calling me a lier indirectly by asserting that no physician would ever prescribe amoxicilium for UTI, and that she'd prescribe me another antibiotics if she felt that i had vaginal infection or UTI or both. She'd rather prescribe me another antibiotics that she believed might work even though she did not know for sure it would work, using me like some sort of guinny pig to fulfill her medical conviction not based upon my medical facts. the woman only saw me once and barely examined me physically but somehow knew more of my body and my experiences than I did. I felt that she was arrogant and presumptuous and condescending over the phone calling me a lier in so many words every time when her convictions contradicted my assertions of my experiences. her knowledge on niacin was also half-baked or premature. i highly doubt that she had ever read the 26 pages of interview transcript or listened to the entire 90 minute audio taped interview between dr. mercola and dr. andrew saul, a leading expert in APA. i was flabbergasted at her presumption that niacin flushed only in the facial area when in fact i and dr. saul and many others experienced otherwise. just google the images of niacin flushes and anyone can see what i'm talking about. how she got so arrogant and presumptuous in her ignorance is a subject of my ongoing study and observations on human behaviors. in the meanwhile, if anyone doesn't mind to be talked to condescendingly and/or giving her more chances to gain greater medical practice experiences, then by all means, go for her. otherwise, i'd advise against visiting her till a couple more decades later when she's gained greater medical practice experiences and perhaps by then she'd have less chips on her shoulders and have more respect for her patients and their knowledge of their bodies which she would only have glimpses of experiences of with the brief time she would have interviewing them during their office visits. in the meantime, i'm still on amoxicilum for UTI, possibly kidney and vaginal infection. last night i had some plain yogurt and garlic (as two of the natural remedies for kidney and vaginal infections), I woke up this morning feeling normal. all the symptoms of kidney and possibly vaginal infection are gone. as for the UTI symptoms, they are almost completely gone. natural remedies rock!

Dr. Stella is very great doctor. I visit her last week. She explain to me very detail, very professional, very friendly..... Her staffs provide very good service. Everything is great to me. She is the best doctor.