Dr. Xiangyang Li, MD

Alansh 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

Doctor Li takes the time to really get to know the patient. He may run late now and then but, once you know him, you don't mind. You know that if you have a significant issue to address -- he won't just say "Our time is up" 15 minutes later. So, he may run late but he actaully cares. And, he's a pro. I believe he's Harvard trained and just a great, caring professional. He's worked helping me, my GF, her father who is alcoholic and everything he suggesed has worked out. As a matter of fact, it's always a pleasure seeing him. ... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Though I have pretty easily manageable ADHD, he has always been professional and courteous, and he seems well-versed in treatments and the details of their effects. I do agree that appointments tend to run late, often 20-30 minutes past the scheduled time, though I feel that is fairly standard for medicine in general. 

Chuck 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Dr. Li is quite competent, but he seems to lack compassion and understanding of the disease of addiction, and it IS a disease, according to DSM-V, which Dr. Li ought to be very well versed on. He was nice to me, we got along great, but then I made a mistake and relapsed on a different drug and he turned on me. He did help me, but not before berating me, even calling me a "baby". Now really, is that what you need to hear? You feel bad enough already. 

Gijoe 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Worst than you can imagine. Spent 2 hours for 25 minutes of consultation in small chunks. He did telehealth at intervals during my office visit. He also was not wearing a mask,! Misprescribed. Ask his side of badteviews he yelled all drug addicts I believe he is self prescribing. I could go on and on. Needless to say I was fortunate to find a competent doctor 

Al 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Dr. Li helped my wife recover from a very difficult mental illness -- diagnosed as schizophrenia or unspecified psychosis. It turned out her issue was purely a chemical imbalance and, thanks to Dr. Li, I've got my wife back. She said she has not been this clear since she was 14. And, by the way, sometimes longer wait times are probably because he will take the time each patient needs. I can't say enough good about this Doctor -- and I've dealt with quite a few. He's fantastic. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Always running behind. Takes at least an hour to see him. Billing lady is hard to get in touch with 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Do not go to Dr. Li for dTMS. His staff administers the treatment incorrectly. If you do see Dr. Li for TMS, take selfies of yourself with the cap and helmet on. The staff places the cap and helmet on you so quickly for each treatment, the position of both the cap and the helmet are not the same each time. I addressed this with Dr. Li who told me to keep taking selfies. They leave you alone in a cluttered and dirty back room for the treatments and do not monitor you. Pick another clinic for TMS. 

Bobby 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

I think Dr Li is a great Dr. I love the smell of cigarettes . Maybe people don't like the way you smell ?? 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

I would not recommend him. He literally lied to my therapist & subsequently myself in regards to a medication I have been taking for over 20 yrs. He said he had ZERO problem prescribing it. However, once you see him, he keeps you on the regimen you are used to, & then decides to take a medication you have been taking for two decades (which can be verified) off the table. He doesn't want to listen to the patient or my therapist. In fact he had office staff tell her to tell me to find someone else