Dr. Yan Qi, MD

Very nice and good doctor

She overmedicated me (to the risk I could have died) then unbeknownst to her, a family member of mine saw her later as well and she did the same. My epileptologist wanted to report her because of this. She could have easily caused death to two people and many more

On arrival at her Doylestown office I was greeted by a receptionist who had her lunch sitting in front of her which I thought most unprofessional! Then Dr Qi came out and ushered me into her room... the carpet was very grubby, old and dirty looking and the whole room needed a clean... she asked me questions and my answers she wrote with a pencil on a yellow lined note pad... I noticed when she was talking to me that her hands were shaking which disturbed me because she wanted me to have meg's done and which she told me she would be doing herself!!!! so I wasn't about to let her put needles into me with shaking hands... and unsanitary offices ..I had no faith in her abilities at all, she was unfriendly too, which is a bad thing to be if you are working with worried patients... I left and did not make appointments for anything else.... very poor service indeed, it upset me greatly and brought me to tears as I was hoping for positive treatment... she should not be working with shaking… hands !!!!!!!! she needs to get help herself!

Takes her time, listens to concerns and answers questions.

I went to the D-town ER with numbness on the left side of my body. She did a physical body test and said I may have MS within 10 minutes. I went into a panic and had post traumatic stress for months after this. Turns out after cat scans and MRI it was not MS, it was a trigger of a migraine with anxiety. Horrible horrible experience.

Absolutely HORRIFIC. I left a detailed review after appointment this morning. Seems to have disappeared.

Went to Dr. Qi with what I called leg spasms. After an examination she ordered an MRI of my lower back. When the results came back negative she did not have any other explanation and said if the spasms come back to see her again. After talking to my chiropractor we agreed that we needed a second opinion. I saw another Dr. at Abington Neurology. Within a 10 min conversation he accurately diagnosed me with having leg seizures and needed a brain MRI. He suspected a brain tumor, which is what it was.

A good doctor starts as a good listener. She is not that. Communication was difficult, and she really went to MS and a spinal tap right away, which I did not do. A year an a half later I am much better, its not MS and I am getting my records transferred to a different doc.

I was hospitalized after a possible stroke and after three days she finally arrived to "check on me". It was one of the worst experiences I have ever had with a doctor. Her voice was raised the entire time. She wanted to look at my back so she made me crawl around on the floor looking for a good location where my back would be in a good spot for her to check my spine. She was barking orders for where I should go next.. Two nurses were in the room and nobody did or said anything to help me - I was crying by this time. From that minute on I did not want her near me and I checked myself out!

I had a condition called RCVS which Dr Qi was unable to diagnose. So, she insisted I had anxiety. I had a long list of symptoms that she would not acknowledge. She told me to go back to work and stop worrying. I took it upon myself to go to Jefferson Headache Center, where I was diagnosed in one appointment. Even with this diagnosis, she still would not change her position that it was all anxiety. My insurance would not pay disability as she said I was fine. I would never go back to this doctor.