Dr. Cynthia Cheng, MD

Evan Blass 

on Google

a year ago

I see and have seen a lot of doctors, thanks to a chronic condition. While she bristles at being characterized as a prescription refill service, that's exactly what I need my general practitioner to do - ensure that I have access to the handful of meds which will likely be lifelong crutches for me, and whose absence serves as a habitual reminder that I can absolutely not have any coverage gaps. Yet with Dr. Cheng, those gaps are as predictable as they are annoying. You see, Dr. Cheng will issue you a year's worth of refills ... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

a year ago

I see and have seen a lot of doctors, thanks to a chronic condition. While she bristles at being characterized as a prescription refill service, that's exactly what I need my general practitioner to do - ensure that I have access to the handful of meds which will likely be lifelong crutches for me, and whose absence serves as a habitual reminder that I can absolutely not have any coverage gaps. Yet with Dr. Cheng, those gaps are as predictable as they are annoying. You see, Dr. Cheng will issue you a year's worth of refills ... read more

jthelaw 

on Google

4 years ago

Responding to Mr. Blass's poor review: I do not know of any medical practitioner who cares about patient health and safety that does not require an in-person physical and lab work yearly before refilling prescriptions, even long-standing ones. Yes, it's somewhat of a hassle and inconvenience, but I make that next yearly appointment every time when I leave my prior year's appointment because I know that every prescription med has the capability to cause organ damage over time, especially those being used for extended periods.... read more

Cynthia C 

on Google

4 years ago

Responding to Mr. Blass's review-- While your opinion is 100% your own sir, please be accurate with your information. Dear all--If Mr. Blass was being honest, he would have mentioned that I DID grant his request to get a 30 day extension on his medication, giving him time to make his annual appointment--not "flat out refused" as in his review. He also forgot to mention that he described my asking him to come in for his annual physical and labwork to make sure that he can safely continue to take his medication as "extortion."... read more

Evan Blass 

on Google

4 years ago

I see and have seen a lot of doctors, thanks to a chronic condition. While she bristles at being characterized as a prescription refill service, that's exactly what I need my general practitioner to do - ensure that I have access to the handful of meds which will likely be lifelong crutches for me, and whose absence serves as a habitual reminder that I can absolutely not have any coverage gaps. Yet with Dr. Cheng, those gaps are as predictable as they are annoying. You see, Dr. Cheng will issue you a year's worth of refills ... read more