Patrick W. Kwok's Online Review Report Card
3.0
Average Star Rating
23
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Dr. Kwok received 43.5% positive feedback, with patients praising his bedside manner, surgical expertise, and sports medicine knowledge. However, 56.5% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing rushed consultations, condescending behavior, and poor diagnostic communication. Overall, the practice excels in surgical care yet needs better patient communication.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Patrick W. Kwok's Reviews
Seemed reluctant to order imaging. Pawned me off to a month of PT with no other guidance. No improvement, went back, finally got an MRI, was told that I had an issue that was NOT documented in the after visit notes and was told surgery was the only next step. Mind you the surgery he recommended had nothing to do with the actual issue I had which was documented. When I brought the records to my PCP for additional guidance she explained something completely different than what I was told by Kwok. Her explanation made. a lot more sense and addressed my actual symptoms. I'm switching to a new ortho immediately.
Not willing to answer reasonable questions. Interrupted and not patient at all. Seemed more concerned about how he was going to get paid then my actual situation I'll never go back
I had an MRI that show a torn rotator cuff and tendinosis in the bicep and subscapularis. He only looked at the rotator cuff and told me it would not get better without surgery. I asked for therapy and he begrudgingly prescribed it. I went to another doc in the same group and after a few months of therapy and a shot of cortisone have almost full mobility and very little pain.
Rushed, Abrupt. Condescending & Arrogant. Was my EXACT SAME experience. He seemed frustrated when I would ask him a question or try to get a better grasp on the information he was giving me. One experience with him was enough. I also decided to switch to a different doctor.
OMG! Completely unprofessional behavior. He was not willing to listen or try to diagnose the reason for the issue. Neither could pin point nor could suggest who to visit to. He behaved as if the patient is not being charged and he is doing some sort of charity/obligation. Will not recommend any one to him. One of the worst experience.
Rushed, Abrupt. Condescending & Arrogant. Will be going elsewhere for a follow up. Front office staff friendly & helpful.
Condescending & Arrogant. Very abrupt. Won't go back. Will look elsewhere for follow up.
No. Rude and condescending. Asked me how I wanted to proceed.
The appointment was rushed to the point that I left the office so confused that I had to call the next day and ask what was actually the problem that I came with yesterday. Did not give me any specific answers. He was saying things but not really saying anything just blabbering and was asking me what I want to do as if I were the doctor and supposed to know that. If something has to be done then do it don’t ask patients because they don’t know. They came for advice to the doctor that supposed to know that. When he came he asked me about some syndrome, I said “no” and that was it. Did not say if I have it or what just left everything like that without explanation. It was a waste of time and money because I still don’t know anything from this visit. They race like horses on a racetrack. Terrible experience.
One of the most kind, smart and committed physicians I have encountered
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