Dr. Qing Jia, MD

In the 6 months I've been going to Dr. Jia - she has helped me lower my A1c from 9.5 to 6.8 and I've lost weight. She and her staff have always been friendly and caring.

Dr Qing is excellent, intuitive, very knowledgeable of various medication interactions and in evaluating personal needs and overall health condition.

I found Dr. Jia to be very thorough and knowledgeable. She is very caring and I like her a lot.

I found Dr. Jia to be very thorough and knowledgeable. She is very caring and I like her a lot.

I've had hyperthyroidism and after a rough experience with another doctor I was very skeptical to find a doctor who truly cares for their patients. That changed with Dr. Jia. She was very polite, incredibly informative and most importantly listens to what I have to say as a patient. I explained some of my earlier challenges with my lack of weight gain and she is one of the only doctors I've encountered who posts the results of the patients bloodwork in the hospitals portal with a detailed breakdown of what she's seeing and how she wants to proceed with treatment. Most doctors I've encountered also don't care if you get the generic version of the prescription but with her understanding of these meds and how they differ she explained how generics could greatly differ versus the name brand ($10 more at my local pharmacy.) I've personally found a hospital, staff and doctors that I feel I can trust at Baylor, Scott & White and without a doubt I'm using them for my family from this point… forward.

Run far and run fast. Indifferent, inept, disorganized, hostile. Office staff that openly laughed at and mocked a Senior patient as Dr. Jia stood by and allowed it. Her MA was the ring leader in this debacle and not one word of correction from Dr. Jia or the other staff. The MA shouting "get out of here", while the staff laughed. NOT ONE PERSON ON THE FLOOR came to aid or defense of the Senior. No compassion or courage to do the right thing and be an advocate. In my experience, DDA has a history of allowing patient humiliation and abuse and, in this case, promoting it. What if that Senior had become despondent from the humiliation and cycled down into depression and then to suicide? One could believe that the staff on Dr. Jia's floor would rejoice. Perhaps the State and credentialing agencies would like to take a closer look at Dr. Jia, her MA, and the Garland DDA. Finally, don't expect a response from the administrator, because NO ONE THERE CARES.

I have been a patient at DDA for over 20 years, but thus was first time to see Dr. Jia. It was an awful experience! She was exteremely rude and talked down to me like I was incapable of understanding her terminology. She also "put down" my previous doctor; which I considered to be very unprofessional. She told me because something wasn't working that I must be choosing not to follow the instructions. Many thing affect your physical health; some of these are mental, social, environmental, etc., but evidently Dr. Jia does not agree or want to hear about those things. If you want a doctor that cares about your overall well being, I would suggest you choose another doctor. I will be looking for one! She did say that she was very busy and the only endocrinologist working there now, because all of the others have left! Could she be trying to get rid of patients so she won't be so busy? I don't know!

I was trying to switch to this office but after dealing with terrible customer service I will not be switching. No one is on the same page. Every time I call there I get told different information. That is terrible.

The worst doctor I have ever had the displeasure of meeting in my life. Very rude!

I am had a terrible experience being Dr. Jia's patient. I had several visits because I wanted to give her a chance. I had an enlarged thyroid, nodules and thyroid cancer. On my first visit with her she totally blew me off and acted like she didn't believe that I was having symptoms. She also told me that antibodies mean nothing so I told her I thought having antibodies to your own organs means you have an autoimmune disease!!! She gave me other incorrect information too. She has awful communication skills. After my very first visit with her, I never wanted to see you again. Then I let my primary care doctor in the same building talk me into letting her do do biopsies on my thyroid nodules. She recommended me for surgery and did not even tell me. I got a phone call from the surgeons office saying you wanted me to have surgery. Someone from her office should have told me first! Then I asked her a very direct question: Can I get a higher dose of thyroid medicine because I… cannot function at work. She avoided my question. All I needed was a yes or no and the reason why. I guess she doesn't care about the quality of patients' lives or whether I can work or not.