Sang Song's Online Review Report Card
2.9
Average Star Rating
22
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Online Reviews Breakdown
List of Sang Song's Reviews
Dr. Song was extremely nice, but there was something that just didn't feel right. He has zero office staff. Zero. He came out to greet me himself, even billed me himself with a typewritten (not computer-generated) bill. I hate doctors' offices that are too glitzy, but this was the total opposite. It just felt weird. In terms of the treatment itself, he ran a nerve conduction study (which was negative) and gave me a trigger point injection. But I subsequently had a trigger point injection somewhere else (at Kessler Institute, i.e. very legit) that was different. So as nice as he is/was, I'd say stay away. I've learned to trust my gut, and if I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't go to him (cause he charged me hundreds of dollars, and because I used his services rather than walking out the minute I felt the place was weird, I feel I should take responsibility and pay him.)
Nicest doctor , patient , explains things , He has helped me to get back to my normal , before my little mishap . 🌹
i would not recommend this doctor to any one.he either doesnt listen or care about the patients pain or what the patient is limited to because of pain and injury.
i arrive at office and ask for dr.song and staff says im in wrong place.that after searching for half hour go back to office and they say oh dr.song.then he does exam and says i need theraphy 3 times a week for a month.i ask for a med deferral note for the rehab time and he refuses stating that he just met me.
Too few patients = unnecessary and expensive procedures. Was misled during office visit into thinking a procedure was routine, and it ended up costing me a ridiculous amount. Would go elsewhere.
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