Dr. Mark Tang, DO

One of the most dismissive , impatient & close minded doctors. Didn’t want to look further into my brother case he was more worried about discharging his patients in the er, he was close minded and 100 sure that my 18 year old brother with Crohn’s disease was having a panic/anxiety attack after having his face paralyzed, jaw locked & hands cramped up. Gave him lorazepam and called it a day didn’t want to talk to us acuses my brother of being secretive of how he was feeling because the mom and the sister was there. I suggested to call his specialized that had sugestión of his diagnosis (didn’t want to call) after almost 12 hours in the Er to be discharged with an anxiety attack and having to go to nyu emergency department to finally get the results of electrolyte imbalance spasm and clinic tonic seizure !! after a few hours of just being in nyu . This guy is super disrespectful and unbelievable . To the patients please always follow your gut , and if you ever get yourself stuck with… a doctor like that please always follow up with a second opinion.

I wish Zero stars was an option because I have never met such an unprofessional doctor in my life. My mother tested covid positive on Tuesday. Yesterday, she experienced shortness of breath along with many other complications that required us to take her to the emergency room. My mother was unlucky to be paired with this individual. I absolutely understand that these are tough times as information regarding the cure of the virus is unknown but that should require extra precaution rather than less precaution. He discharged my mother within an hour and half without any post care instructions. Because visitors are not allowed at the hospital at this time, I had to wait at home while she was in the ER. He didn’t even explain what happened in the ER room, what I have to look out for, what I have to do. He didn’t prescribe her any medication for the pneumonia that she also tested positive for. Upon discharge, I went to pick up my mother and he didn’t even come outside to introduce himself… and discuss my mother’s state. My mother was bumping into walls and still taking 40-50 breaths a minute as we left the ER. I figured that this was part of the virus that wouldn’t go away so I didn’t complain and took her home. However, she couldn’t stop breathing fast once we got home and her coughing was persistent. I called him to see why her breath is still short and instead of explaining things, he constantly said that he assessed her and she was fine. But how can you assess a person, take tests, and treat them all in two hours? Especially someone with such a severe condition? “I’m not having this debate with you” was his response when I was politely asking him why she is feeling the way she is and what we can do. I hesitate to call this person doctor. I would HIGHLY advise AGAINST seeing this doctor. During a time like this, health care workers must be careful because there are so many lives at risk. I understand it’s becoming too much but if that’s the case then rest is necessary before you take an innocent life because you’re trying to rush people out of the hospital. Unbelievable.

I will give him zero stars.... we went hospital to see him and he didn’t even came to us to see what happen..... very bad doctor...

I was a patient in the ER and he was patient, kind and knowledgeable. Thank you Dr. Tang for the wonderful care I received!

A self rigorous pig dosent belong in the medical profession stay away dosent care about people!!!