Dr. Tina Mu-Hsin Kuo, MD

Yes, there is a wait to see the Dr. There is a reason. She is thorough and an excellent diagnostician. She has many patients and she relates to all of us. She sees a variety of patient nationalities although she is located in Flushing Queens, which has a large Chinese population. She is no nonsense, she knows you although she has a great many patients she sees. She follows up and makes sure you follow up with what she asks of you. Dr. Kuo asks you questions, explains things and is an excellent Dr. and I highly recommend her even though you have to wait sometimes. She does try and honor appointments as close to the time as possible. If you need more time, she will spend it with you.

The medical assistant there was mean!

Dr kuo was one of the best doctor I come across. I see her for many years now. She explains things me. She calls me after hour just to tell me about results. Very responsible and attentive doctor. She's so good and thats why peope want to see her. Wait can be a little long, but i guess there's a reason why.

Is this office for real ? Rude Man Office Manager No compassion. You would think after visiting this office for years they would help you out in need. Why walkin sign in before noon have to wait till the officecloses at 6 to be able to see Dr Kuo..she the primary care md and this is how a sick pt gets treated...truly the male in front desk needs to learn about pt etiquette..is it a crime to walk in when you are sick

Tina Kuo should reevaluate herself as a doctor. Had blood work done 2 weeks ago have to wait 2 weeks for another appointment and when you walk in without appointment they make patient 5 hours to see her. And she cant even figure out the medical problem. The board of medicine should do a crack down on her license. And her rude staff should all get fired.

- bloodwork must be drawn at the time of visit; there is no option to obtain bloodwork ahead of time- Results were conveyed to me a week later. I was charged a copay to find out results of routine bloodwork!- Why do you keep inconveniencing patients to charge them extra copays???

She diagnosed me with three medical conditions the first time I went to visit her. One of the condition was breast cancer. She saved my life. I am forever grateful.

A caring doctor who takes the time to explain details to patients.