Patient Reviews
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Listens to patient. Nice
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Doesn't really explain unless you ask him?
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He was a substitute for my primary provider -- I had been in a bad collision and preferred to talk with someone who knows me and my health history. He reviewed the reports from the Providence Hospital ER dept and did a cursory check of my heart and breathing, told me we live in a jungle (LA) (which is true) and that I would heal... but didn't check my left knee/leg (which was badly banged up with Hematoma and contusions) until I asked him to, nor my chest which still hurts from constriction via the seatbelt. Seemed a nice enough person but very little empathy for me under a tough situation, very unsatisfactory.
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Very knowledgeable and caring.
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I have been seeing Dr Dang about approx 12 years. Usually see him once a year. Last two years maybe twice. I received a call about Lipid panel retake from a Med. Asst.. Dr. Dang told me not necessary. Anabel mention take orders from Dr. Dang only. Dr. Dang is helping me with Skin rash. I wanted a referral to see a Dermatologist. Earliest best appt. first week in June.
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Very efficient
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Had no idea of who I was or why I was there (follow-up after hospitalization)
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I've already explained the situation. Basically, he walked into the room and was immediately condescending to me based on my previous dr's suggestions and didn't believe me when I explained my situation. I want to note that the rest of the staff at the facility were very nice and I appreciate all the work they do. I was just so disheartened and upset that I couldn't bring myself to mention any of this to anyone in person.
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Likely
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Prescription helped my problem
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Rating 10 if I was social, but 5 because I am not...as explained for general Optum recommendation likelihood.
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Very competent.
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Good listener and provided options for care and prompt scheduling of exams.
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He was very thorough and asked questions to get a deeper understanding of my problem.
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Very efficient
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Dr. Dang listened to my health concerns and gave me useful information.
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I felt extremely rushed. It felt very impersonal he didn't address my concerns. He was just talking about my weight. I would not recommend Doctor Dang at all.
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He is friendly and thorough
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Didn’t feel he listened. He didn’t follow up. Information was noted on my visit notes that was not actually discussed during the visir
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He was very dismissive. His attitude was that he knows best even though he was contradicting information from a specialist.
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About Tze-Yu Yu Dang, MD
Tze-Yu Dang, MD, is board certified in internal medicine. Dr. Dang earned his medical degree from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in Bronx, New York. He completed his internship and residency at the LAC-USC Medical Center in Los Angeles and a fellowship at the UC Irvine Medical Center. Dr. Dang pursued a career in the medical field out of a n interest and fascination in the science of medicine. He believes patient education is key for preventative care. Dr. Dang enjoys running, tennis and traveling in his spare time. In addition to English, he speaks Mandarin.Gender
Male
Board certifications
American Board of Internal Medicine
Licenses
CA, G44887
Employed or contracted
Contracted
Network Name
Optum Care Network California
NPI
1932202470
Hospital affiliations
Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center
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Medical School
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
1976
Residency
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Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California
Internal Medicine
1981
Internship
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University of Southern California School of Medicine
1980
Fellowship
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Orange County Irvine Medical Center
Interventional Cardiology
1983
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