Peter S. Chan Md's Online Review Report Card
Peter S. Chan Md
2.5
Average Star Rating
77
Total Reviews
6
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Dr. Chan received 35.1% positive feedback, with patients praising his expertise and dedication. However, 64.9% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing rude behavior, poor bedside manner, and dismissive attitude. Overall, the practice is valued for its knowledgeable care but could improve patient interaction.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Peter S. Chan Md's Reviews
Many may not like dr Chan due to his honesty but I love it
I had an appointment with this Doctor for a DIAGNOSTIC because I have problem with my left lower part of my arm. I feel very bad even I can't hold on a pen to sign. I waste time and money for nothing. He said everything is perfect, found no problems. He took like two minutes doing this Diagnostic. I have a new Doctor and he confirmed that I have serious problem with my arm. Doctor Peter Chan MD It's just unprofessional.
Just read peoples reviews !! They don’t lie , if you have a workers comp case just seek other help because this guy will let you hand root ! If is up to him , also very rude .
I am in my 30s and Recovering from Carpel Tunnel surgery in both hands, EMG test showed left hand was serve CT and right showed moderate. This was a work related injury. So yes, I went through workers comp. Did not have 1 issue at all throughout the entire process. My left (dominate) hand was done 3 weeks from yesterday, and right last week. I can happily say, all my symptoms were gone next day. Working on gaining strength with therapy but that will take time. Him and the staff at Franklin Surgical Center, was awesome. Thank you.
Quiero contar la mala experiencia que tuve con este doctor en mi única sita con el. Cuando entro a mi cuarto se mostró muy antipático, no saludo , la enfermera que estaba tomando mis datos , se paró rápidamente para que el se sentara , yo trate de explícale mis síntomas con mi mano pero el me callo diciéndome que lo dejara hablar y sin decir mas nada se levanto y salió de la oficina . Diciendo que el problema con mi mano no tenía que ver nada con mi caída y que yo podía pensar lo que yo quisiera . Me pareció muy poco profesional, grosero, rudo y rudo . Donde un paciente no puede describir sus síntomas por que el médico lo mando a callar es falta de ética . Jamás quiero tener una sita con alguien que me trate con racismo y con tan poca cordialidad .
Peter Chan is a very smart man. Much smarter than you. You are lucky to meet him. Peter Chan went to Duke. Did you go to Duke? No, you did not. You are not like Peter Chan. Peter Chan also went to Georgetown. He has a certificate that says so. It is printed on the finest woven paper. So it is framed on his wall. The frame is of the highest caliber. You probably don't recognize the Carpathian pulp from which its built. You went to a...state school you say? No, you do not know. Peter Chan is a busy man. Are you busy? Of course not. You did not spend time at Penn. Peter Chan did. You make less money. More money equals better than. Peter Chan makes lots of money. Because "in and out" culture. "Workers comp" scams. You will never have money. You don't want it? You are a failure. "Your hand is injured you say? It's just pain. I'm a surgeon, not a ergonomicist. What do you want me to do?" Peter Chan is right. Always right. His job is too important to address discomfort. You ask how long you should rest before resuming manual labor? Go to a real doctor. Not a mechanic. Peter Chan is a mechanic. Of the best kind. Capitalism has spoken. Peter Chan is a talented surgeon. He can scalpel through living matter with precision. And never breaks a sweat. For he feels nothing. Why would he? The human body is a machine. If it is broken, he can fix it. He yearns for the marbled flesh. It looks marvelous as the saline drips fresh spatters of coagulation. If Peter Chan can't fix it, there are other broken machines. Maybe they can be fixed? Peter Chan does not talk to the machine as a human. His golfing partners are for that (on Saturdays. 3PM. Freshly laundered pants). But not the machine. For the machine is a patient. It can be sutured. But not respected.
Very dismissive. I would not recommend this doctor and I am requesting a second opinion
Peter Chan is a very smart man. Much smarter than you. You are lucky to meet him. Peter Chan went to Duke. Did you go to Duke? No, you did not. You are not like Peter Chan. Peter Chan also went to Georgetown. He has a certificate that says so. It is printed on the finest woven paper. So it is framed on his wall. The frame is of the highest caliber. You probably don't recognize the Carpathian pulp from which its built. You went to a...state school you say? No, you do not know. Peter Chan is a busy man. Are you busy? Of course not. You did not spend time at Penn. Peter Chan did. You make less money. More money equals better than. Peter Chan makes lots of money. Because "in and out" culture. "Workers comp" scams. You will never have money. You don't want it? You are a failure. "Your hand is injured you say? It's just pain. I'm a surgeon, not a ergonomicist. What do you want me to do?" Peter Chan is right. Always right. His job is too important to address discomfort. You ask how long you should rest before resuming manual labor? Go to a real doctor. Not a mechanic. Peter Chan is a mechanic. Of the best kind. Capitalism has spoken. Peter Chan is a talented surgeon. He can scalpel through living matter with precision. And never breaks a sweat. For he feels nothing. Why would he? The human body is a machine. If it is broken, he can fix it. He yearns for the marbled flesh. It looks marvelous as the saline drips fresh spatters of coagulation. If Peter Chan can't fix it, there are other broken machines. Maybe they can be fixed? Peter Chan does not talk to the machine as a human. His golfing partners are for that (on Saturdays. 3PM. Freshly laundered pants). But not the machine. For the machine is a patient. It can be sutured. But not respected.
Peter Chan is a very smart man. Much smarter than you. You are lucky to meet him. Peter Chan went to Duke. Did you go to Duke? No, you did not. You are not like Peter Chan. Peter Chan also went to Georgetown. He has a certificate that says so. It is printed on the finest woven paper. So it is framed on his wall. The frame is of the highest caliber. You probably don't recognize the Carpathian pulp from which its built. You went to a...state school you say? No, you do not know. Peter Chan is a busy man. Are you busy? Of course not. You did not spend time at Penn. Peter Chan did. You make less money. More money equals better than. Peter Chan makes lots of money. Because "in and out" culture. "Workers comp" scams. You will never have money. You don't want it? You are a failure. "Your hand is injured you say? It's just pain. I'm a surgeon, not a ergonomicist. What do you want me to do?" Peter Chan is right. Always right. His job is too important to address discomfort. You ask how long you should rest before resuming manual labor? Go to a real doctor. Not a mechanic. Peter Chan is a mechanic. Of the best kind. Capitalism has spoken. Peter Chan is a talented surgeon. He can scalpel through living matter with precision. And never breaks a sweat. For he feels nothing. Why would he? The human body is a machine. If it is broken, he can fix it. He yearns for the marbled flesh. It looks marvelous as the saline drips fresh spatters of coagulation. If Peter Chan can't fix it, there are other broken machines. Maybe they can be fixed? Peter Chan does not talk to the machine as a human. His golfing partners are for that (on Saturdays. 3PM. Freshly laundered pants). But not the machine. For the machine is a patient. It can be sutured. But not respected.
Peter Chan is a very smart man. Much smarter than you. You are lucky to meet him. Peter Chan went to Duke. Did you go to Duke? No, you did not. You are not like Peter Chan. Peter Chan also went to Georgetown. He has a certificate that says so. It is printed on the finest woven paper. So it is framed on his wall. The frame is of the highest caliber. You probably don't recognize the Carpathian pulp ...
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