Kyung K. Cho, MD

Eric Lawler 

on Google

10 months ago

He was a good neurologist to me while his office existed. I was able to experience relief from migraines for the first time in years thanks to medication he prescribed me. He really seemed to care about finding a solution, something I didn’t experience with other doctors. I’m very disappointed in the abrupt closure and no attempt to help patients with their medications or find transitional care other than a blanket phone number list. Shady at best. 

Megan Lairson 

on Google

10 months ago

The initial consultation seemed to go without issue. The continuing care, the tests ordered, and the complete lack of communication among the team created the issues. They lost my chart and were unaware of the reason for my followups and testing appointments! The doctor chose to have a last minute meeting with a colleague and delayed my care by over 1.5 hours! One of the MA's on staff was instructed to take my blood and was absolutely unaware of how to go about it. No sanitization, several tried on both of my arms, bruising ... read more

Tori Shaw-Hunt 

on Google

a year ago

Thorough and exams patients on a case by case basis. He likes to research and have the best options for his patients. 

Kevin Bruhwiler 

on Google

a year ago

Extremely incapable and unprofessional. Office is filthy, disorganized, and under-equipped (they use SUN CHAIRS as examination tables). Ran digital tests that required an assistant to perform them without an assistant present, making them useless. Tested for epilepsy by flashing a bright light at close range without warning to see if it induced a seizure. When it did, they were entriely unprepared to deal with it. After several minutes of panic they settled on an ineptly administered anti-convulsant injection and were unable... read more