I love Dr. Choi. I would hesitate to recommend her so as to not have to share her. VERY interested in my care, very communicative, and very smart!
09/17/2024
Dr Choi is the best Dr I've ever had. The only thing that needs improvement is that she gets assigned so many new patients that it's hard to get an appointment in a timely way. That's a big issue.
09/03/2024
Was not impressed. I was here for an annual preventative physical with a new PCP, and the doctor skimmed through and/or skipped steps my previous (now retired) BCH PCP would do in these visits. It felt like the cliche assembly line spirit of "my quota allows me 9 minutes total for this visit, so we need to move quickly and superficially." I was also masking, which was unusual at the time (I was only one in office masked), yet the Doctor made no inquiry about if I was sick, etc. When Dr checked my mouth, which had unusual tongue color/residue due to being sick, her only response was "um, do you go to the Dentist?" instead of recognizing it was a symptom of an upper respiratory illness and inquiring further. It felt like a "ew your mouth is gross" reaction instead of a clinical differential.
08/29/2024
Dr. Choi shows great concern for the well being of her patients.
I love Dr. Choi. I would hesitate to recommend her so as to not have to share her. VERY interested in my care, very communicative, and very smart!
Dr Choi is the best Dr I've ever had. The only thing that needs improvement is that she gets assigned so many new patients that it's hard to get an appointment in a timely way. That's a big issue.
Was not impressed. I was here for an annual preventative physical with a new PCP, and the doctor skimmed through and/or skipped steps my previous (now retired) BCH PCP would do in these visits. It felt like the cliche assembly line spirit of "my quota allows me 9 minutes total for this visit, so we need to move quickly and superficially." I was also masking, which was unusual at the time (I was only one in office masked), yet the Doctor made no inquiry about if I was sick, etc. When Dr checked my mouth, which had unusual tongue color/residue due to being sick, her only response was "um, do you go to the Dentist?" instead of recognizing it was a symptom of an upper respiratory illness and inquiring further. It felt like a "ew your mouth is gross" reaction instead of a clinical differential.
Dr. Choi shows great concern for the well being of her patients.