Dr. Tuan Alex Nguyen, MD

When you walk in, it smells like illness, so whatever you have, it's possible you'll catch more. The waiting room is packed, and a ceiling fan blows around everyone's germs. The people working at the desk ignore you while watching TV; you have to interrupt them with questions about how to sign in and what to fill out. Almost everyone in the waiting room is Mexican, but occasionally some white guys will waltz in, immediately get seen and leave with medicine, bypassing the three-hour wait. How did they do it? No one knows. Indeed, the order in which people are seen does not correspond to the order of sign in at all. The doctor is a likable person, but it is 80% due to his kind tone of voice; otherwise, he just gives a cursory look, and much of what he says seems questionable. However, because he only does walk-ins, doesn't take insurance, doesn't take checks (and I suppose--though I'm not sure--don't take cards), and is only $20, he is ideal for anyone who's broke or wanting to… remain anonymous (there's paperwork, but it's extremely brief and doesn't ask for SSN or anything). Also, he's extremely agreeable, so you could probably get him to do/write whatever you want. So that's it.

This Doctor is a what i call a good, "got a cold" doctor. If you have the flu, common cold, or any number of common aches and pains. But if you want a doctor that will trully diagnose an illness that has been with you for a while, then don't count on him. I had a broken foot, he didn't even send me to get x-rays because he did not believe it was broken. My aunt had CANCER and he just diagnosed a bad back. Like i said, good got a cold or soar throat Doc. Do not go if you fear it's more than anything simple.