Jay Boem Han, MD

the worst human on the planet. he had no heart for people and is an even worse doctor. my calendar says show up at 11 & i was here & checked in before then. he told the front desk he would not see me since i was not here at 10:45. WHERE ON THERE DOES IT SAY 10:45???? i ready paid $70 for this appointment and this is how i get treated. sir keep treating people the way you do your time will come. best believe that. if i could give no stars i would

My name is Daniel Duncanson. 17 years ago, Jay Han, MD saved my life because he recognized the seriousness of my chest pain and other related symptoms. Dr Han sent me to St Jude Hospital that same day. After tests revealed that 4 of my coronary blood vessels were all blocked to some great degree, I needed bypass surgery immediately. That was 17 years ago. Since then, I have been living an active life teaching school and playing golf. I am still under Jay Han MD’s regular care and have monthly office visits. I think Dr Jay Han is wonderful. He is passionate about helping his patients and very skilled in handling complicated health conditions such as mine. I believe in his excellent care. He treats me with respect, courtesy, and dignity. Dr Jay Han deserves 5-Star high praise for his skill and how he treats his patients!!

I think Dr.Han chose the wrong profession. He should not treat patients with heart problems when he does seem to have any clues about having a good heart as a person

Like other patients who have seen Dr. Jay Han at St. Jude’s, I’ve had the same horrible experience. I’m sad that a doctor with his lack of any caring bedside manner is affiliated with them. I have been a patient at St. Jude’s since 2007 after I was diagnosed with a pancreatic tumor and no one I’ve ever dealt with made me feel insignificant...until I met Dr. Jay Han.

Dr. Han is my husband's cardiologist. He is a hummingbird- flitting in and out of office in a flash. This gives him the appearance of arrogance or disinterest, but soooo not true. We are out of state on vacation & my husband was hospitalized. Doctors who didn't know him and no access to his records. I left a message for Dr. Han. This was not a heart-related issue and, therefore, Dr. Han did not need to get involved. He called me from his home on his time to reassure me. Since it wasn't heart related he could have easily ignored my message, but he went the extra mile. I am sooo appreciative.

My favorite Dr and I have a whole team of them..... He doesn't waste time does what needs to be done. I would recommend him ...My life is literally in hands (as a heart bypass patient) he cares for the ticker for me.......and here I am still going strong....

I had to deal with Dr. Han when my brother was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Dr. Han acted like seeing my brother was an imposition. He's rude and abrasive. While I believe he may be a good doctor, if you need compassion and someone with tact, avoid Dr. Han. He's horrible.

I was completely unimpressed with Dr. Han. He entered the room and immediately dismissed my CAC score as unscientific and unnecessary. He also was not informed about small particle testing or what to do with the information once the test is performed. I then asked for an advanced lipid panel/test to have a baseline for statin treatments...again, stated 'I don't know what that is'. K2 and vitamin supplements...forget about it! My impression, if it did not fit well within his medical education 'box' he dismissed it. To everyone, become informed, go see 'The Widowmaker' on Netflix, be your own advocate and find a doctor open to listening and options.

I did not appreciate Dr. Han's quick dismissive evaluation of my health condition. He did not listen, he was rather arrogant when he informed me that I did not have any heart problems. Since then, I have been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation by 2 different electrophysiologists.

Took my mother to see Dr. Han shortly after spending nearly 3 weeks at St. Jude hospital (2 weeks in critical care). She was referred to him by her primary care doc. She's very frail and has difficulty understanding complex issues. She had viral encephalitis and has some brain damage secondary to this infection, so I needed to drive her and be at the appointment with her. Dr. Han stormed into the room and immediately started scolding my mother for not understanding why she was in his office, and why she didn't know more detail around her diagnosis! Yikes, a terrible experience! To say this guy has a horrible bedside manner is really an understatement. I totally lost it about half way through the appointment, told him I didn't appreciate his attitude and the way he was treating my mother. As I type this, I'm still angered by his arrogance and the way he treated a loved one. Unless you like a drill sergeant for a doctor, I would highly recommend you avoid Dr. Han!! And Dr. Han,… I hope you read this and use this feedback to become a better physician.