Wu Chia-Der Mdpc

Very rude. Tried to ask young Dr. Wu, couple of questions regarding my son (10years old). Didn’t even give me a proper explanation or chance to ask what to do. Needless to say we’ll be looking for a better doctor. Even my son, who doesn’t even understand much Chinese, got the negative vibe from this guy. Too bad there’s nothing less than 1 tar.

Long wait even with appointment. Dr. Wu is rude and very impatience with my mom. For a young Dr. Like him should have more patience toward his patients. Seems like he just want to get it over with and move on to his next patients. His front staffs is also pretty rude on explaining to patients and lack of knowledge. I would not recommend him.

Dr. Wu (the father, not the son, who shares the practice) is a kind and attentive ophthalmologist. Unfortunately, the average wait time is at least 1 – 1.5 hours (WITH an appointment) and the office staff is often rude (except for his wife). Yes, I know a lot about them since he’s been my ophthalmologist for nearly a decade. He’s a good doctor, but it might be time for me to move on. The only reason this type of office etiquette (or lack thereof) is acceptable is because the practice is located in Flushing, where patients don’t know better and often don’t expect better.
Bottom line: if you want a good ophthalmologist and don’t mind sitting in a crowded office for 1.5 hours then this is a 5 start establishment for you. If you understand that the purpose of making an appointment is so that you shouldn’t have to wait over 1.5 hours in a waiting room, then avoid this place.

Dr. Wu has been my eye doctor for over 2 decades now and he and his son are warm, wonderful practitioners. I am surprised that there are negative reviews about them. I’ve had 3 laser surgeries done on my eyes and there has been absolutely no issues at all. They are a family practice — -for families, and cater to your needs and best interest. There are letters of appreciation tacked up all over the office walls and patients who fully attest to their competency and expertise.

I just returned from an eye exam and learned that my vision has NOT in fact been stabilized the last few years. My prescription went up at least –100, which means that for the last 5 years I was provided with the same but WRONG prescription.
How disappointing.