Dr. Yih Chang Chen Lin, MD

Sadly, Dr. Lin seems to have little regard for you or you problems. To make matters worse, his office staff are very inefficient and never returns calls. I was surprised at how poorly I was treated.

I have been a patient of Dr. Lin’s for almost two years. Dr. Lin goes above and beyond of what any doctor does. The time he spends with his patients is remarkable. I came in with a lot of preexisting health issues which then was followed by a diagnosis of vasculitis. Dr. Lin combed through every single lab report, all of my doctors notes, every test result in eChart and started me on a plan. When he realized the medication was no longer effective, he changed it immediately. He also diagnosed me as lupus anticoagulant positive which helped in the treatment of my TIAs. Dr. Lin continues to be responsive through USFs online portal with less than a 24hr response time and always spends the needed amount of time at every visit.

He is very knowledgeable and up to date. He is very compassionate . So happy to have found him.

I've been going to Dr. Lin for years and he is a very thorough and experienced doctor. He helped me understand and target my central nervous system vasculitis. Since going to him, I have not had a recurrence in over three years.

Zero stars! I brought all of my records and CD's of images. Sero-negative RA. He doesn't believe in that. After 15 emails, struggles to get the lab and MRI he ordered done and results to him, the medical assistant sends me an email that he said to take some Advil as needed. Advil? Advil. If Advil helped, I wouldn't have gone to the doctor let alone a Rheumatologist. I just sent him a bill for $811.13. That's what he cost me in time, mileage, lost wages from work, copay, parking, my time faxing, refaxing, emails back and forth, and phone calls all to be told I don't have erosions in my C2 vertebrae or wrists so go take an Advil! Look at the reports "doctor". If you don't understand them, call a senior physician, the radiologist and pathologist who gave the report. That $811.13 bill is due immediately "doctor" Lin.