Muhammad S. Tai's Online Review Report Card

This guy has no business working as a doctor // NYOH does a complete disservice to any patient they assign to him // How is he still employed? -Does NYOH have such low standards ? // He acts completely indifferent to the needs and concerns of patients and their families// He is an embarrassment to Hematologists and Oncologists everywhere who actually try to provide knowledgeable compassionate healthcare to their patients // No One should accept him as their doctor should they be unlucky enough to be referred or assigned to him // Having Cancer is bad enough …this guy will do Nothing to help you ! Nothing ! NOTHING!!!!

Saw this doc for a consult, which he apparently thought was unnecessary. I was happy that he thought there was no cause for alarm, but my take away from him was that I was wasting his time. Not very professional. I asked him several questions and I received short and vague answers. He ordered some blood tests just to be sure of his diagnosis (which is commendable), and sent me on my way. He apparently forgot to inform the testing lab that I was coming, and I was lucky his nurse happened to walk by after I waited at the lab for 1/2 hour. She wondered why I was still there, talked with the doc, and immediately rectified the situation. My followup phone convo with the doc again was disengaged and vague. He failed to forward labs to my GP, as he said he would. I am very grateful on so many levels that I don't have to deal with this doctor any further.

For 7 years my deceased husband went to NYOH and Dr, Tai was his doctor. I went with him to all his appts. On top of 2 different types of cancers at different times he also had 5 bypass heart surgery. Dr. Tai was always kind and patient, always addressing concerns and taking time to make sure we understood. My husband passed away of heart desise, not cancer. I am thankful Dr. Tai and all the nurses at NYOH who took care of him.

what a rude and unpleasant man , he might be good at medicine but he is rude , condescending and angyry

Not a compassionate man at all. He showed no compassion when I cried after hearing my husband had stage 4 lung cancer. Didn’t pause from his computer to say he was sorry or give me a Kleenex. He continued to be the same throughout my husbands treatment and two of our daughters came too and felt the same about him. Yes rude too. My husband has passed away now and I wanted to share this.

Dr Tai is the worst Dr ever, Rude when ask him questions, Explains nothing about treatment. Don't waste your time going to him. He has no concern about his patients. There are other Drs to go to !

Please find another doctor if you care about your loved one! He was totally unprepared & had us waiting in his room for over 15 minutes then after he finally came in he was looking at his laptop writing notes for a long time having us wait there watching him do this. What was he thinking? You go there SO NERVOUS & upset that your loved one has cancer stage 4 & now you wait & watch a doctor write notes for over 10 minutes! After all that we had no treatment plan! He barely explained his plan.

Excellent doctor ! Wonderful beside manners . Very good listener & caring doctor ! I trusted his word & advise .

I was extremely disappointed. It was my first appointment and he was totally unprepared to a point where we sat in silence for over 10 min. as he reviewed my information. He had done no pre-work whatsoever and was missing vital information. He event took a personal phone call! He did not explain himself well at all and prescribed medication that I had concerns taking. His words, "well, just take it for 2 weeks and come see me" I learned the following day that I definitely did not need it.

Dr. Tai was my son's oncologist. He is incompetent and doesn't communicate with his patient or other doctors who were also trying to treat my son. He was inflexible about other treatments and rude to any family members that dared to accompany my son to his Dr. visits. This was also the case for Dr. Silvers at this practice before he retired and left my son with Dr. Tai. Office and chemo staff was great; Docs were robots treating a statistic.