Dr. Tinna Papay King, MD

This is by far the worst doctor I've ever seen. Very rude, gossips, and is very uneducated. Avoid at all costs (her costs aren't even close to being worth it either).

I have been a patient of Dr King for a little under a year, and I cannot recommend her enough if you are interested in her type of practice. It is so great to never have to wait in a crowded waiting room, and to be able to get an appointment when needed. On my initial visit I had her undivided attention for four solid hours for a physical and medical history and discussion of my medical status; when was the last time you saw your primary care doctor for more than a few rushed minutes? She listens, adapts her treatment to make sure it will work for you, and is incredibly knowledgeable. I am extremely satisfied with her care and as I said at the outset, I cannot recommend her enough. And as a final note, while I haven't compared her fee with other doctors with a comparable practice, for the time and attention and expertise she provides, I think that it is a stellar value.

Dr. King's expertise is very apparent. This doctor is current and relates well to the patient.

Dr. King and her staff were truly amazing. They are incredibly kind, compassionate, and thorough~ a great combination in an industry where fast and impersonal is the usual fare. She gives each of her patients extra time for their appointments and really listens to what we have to say, assesses the situation carefully, then formulates a customized treatment plan that is state-of-the-art yet unique to each individual being treated. My family and friends are thrilled to have found her. We would never go anywhere else!

Dr. king now serves only patients willing to forego usual insurance payments and make a single once a year payment of $1500. You would have to visit the doctor 75 times in a year paying a $20 co-pay to equal the $1500. You still have to keep your healkth insurance to cover emergencies, hospitalization and any diagnostic tests not done in her office. This kind of boutique practice is probably good for the doctor, but not for patients who must depend on insurance. I miss her. She was my doctor for 7 years but I cannot afford her now.