John Hung, MD

I have had a Phobia about Drs from an early age...It usually ise a while to relax.. I was at ease about 5 minutes in

Understood everything the doctor provided, and discussed with my condition

Would recommend to anyone.

The only issue I had was the doctor was very fast to show my results and just seamed he didn't want to waste any time to get to the next patient made me feel he didn't really care about me

Dr. Hung is very concerned and explains in language I can understand.

Wish I had insisted on seeing the Dr before. He was amazing

Good

Dr. Hung is thorough, professional, and perhaps most importantly knowledgeable. In addition, I feel he truly listens to my concerns. He is always on time & attentive.

Absolute GREED!!! On Christmas my wife missed a step on a set of stairs. She fell headfirst into the car in the driveway. After taking her to the ER at Good Samaritan Hospital we were told that her wrist and scapula were both fractured and that both would require surgery. We were given a referral to Dr. John Hung with Multicare Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. The following morning, I scheduled an appointment to see Dr. Hung on the upcoming Thursday. The day of her appointment we arrived 30 minutes early as instructed by the many automated reminders that called me the day prior. When I went to check my wife in the receptionist told me that there was no appointment for her. She said that a broken wrist meant that she needed to see a hand specialist and not a shoulder specialist, so they had cancelled the appointment internally. I asked her what we were supposed to do about the broken scapula, and she looked dumb struck. Apparently when they decided an appointment wasn’t… necessary, they had failed to read the whole summary of the ER visit. The receptionist went in the back area for close to 20 minutes. When she returned, she said there was still no appointment and that the doctor had reviewed the x-ray and no surgery was needed so he would not be seeing her. It is absolutely ridiculous that a doctor would not see a patient because they are not surgical. That is greed at its finest. No evaluation, no nothing, just find yourself a hand specialist to deal with the wrist. Essentially they said “Here’s a card with an appointment to another doctor a month from now. Good luck with the splint your husband (who’s a mechanic not a doctor) put on you because the ER was short-staffed. Bones should be almost healed in that crooked position by the time you set eyes on the hand specialist. Happy New!” He didn’t even have the courtesy to come out to the waiting area to say hey, there’s been a mix up, you probably should have been referred to a different specialist, in the meantime this is how to take care of your broken shoulder. No, we got a receptionist who had to say sorry when you see the hand specialist in a month they’ll tell you what to do about the shoulder.

Rushed appointment and missed diagnosed me! Don't go see this doctor if you don't want to feel like a cow being herded!