Dr. Jingtian Wang, MD

does not listen, does not read your notes or other doctor's notes, answered me but refused to help me and then went on vacation even though she knew it was urgent

Dr Wang listened to everything I had to say. She was patient with my husband as he was having a little difficulty understanding her. I understood her just fine. She offered to contact my GP, Gastro and other doctors to get a more thorough treatment for me. She understands that Parkinson's treatment is not just the brain, it affects the person as a whole.Having had Parkinson's for 8 years now, I have had 4 different neurologist in the Kaiser system. My first doctor retired, he was amazing. The next two were meh. Dr Wang was wonderful. I move out of state and am looking for a new doctor. I really miss Dr Wang.

The Dr. routinely antagonizes me in our 10 minute max phone calls. When I was uncomfortable with her approach of throwing Rxs at my condition and seeing what sticks, she said that “I don’t care about my body” bc I was nervous about the dosage and randomly prescribed sleeping pills. She also noted that if I want to receive care items like a simple doctor’s note for my employer, I should anticipate the emergency, be willing to wait 5-10 days for her to just sign the note, or come work in her office myself. Take care Dr. I hope one of your specialty conferences this year mentions a bit about the ethics of triple-booking patients for the same time slot just so you can be sure to be paid to antagonize them.

Dr Wang takes the time to listen to you. Dealing with Parkinson’s I have so many issues that stem from my disorder. I sometimes need help figuring out what is PD related and what isn’t. If she doesn’t have the answer, she helps me find the answer. Love her