Amy Huang, MD

I could not in good conscience recommend that Dr. Amy Huang deliver the puppies of a pregnant dog. At my eight month pregnancy checkup, I asked a few standard questions about delivery (e.g. are epidurals necessary), because I wanted to try for a completely natural birth (which eventually came to pass, btw). I guess she found my questions to be a threat to her authority, because she replied and I quote, «I am the captain of this ship, and, if you don’t like it you can leave this practice now.» Well, I wasn’t going to argue with someone who was so shockingly set off by such innocent questions and who didn’t even address why the content of my questions made her so angry. So I left and found another practice (not an easy thing to do at eight months pregnant, I might add) Before this ridiculous encounter, I had found her bedside manner to be lacking, but this response was completely uncalled for and did not engender any confidence in me that, once I was in labor, I would have a rational «captain of the ship» delivering my baby.

I was billed for an annual exam of $ 250 after they said they accepted my insurance. She then called me to inform me that she couldn’t run the tests and I would have to go to their testing location to get it done myself. However, I received no such information. Only a bill.
Amy Huang is a nightmare and a chaos in it of herself. Stay away– this place is crazy.

I wouldn’t trust this doctor (or her nurses) to make me a cup of coffee. What makes her so untrustworthy you ask? Her inability to remember (or have on file) previous prescriptions written to me. When it was time for my refill — she refused to write a prescription, insisting I must’ve used another doctor (she’s the only doctor I’ve had). That was the kicker. Prior to that I was willing to put up with her rushed appointments and miserable staff.
Try planned parenthood.

I was also double billed by her for an annual exam. I thought it was a mistake, but the insurance company said it was due to the billing codes. When I called the office to complain, I was told that I actually had two visits in one. (Apparently, if you ask a question at the exam, that counts as another visit with her. The total visit lasted less than 10 minutes, so that must be some sort of a record.) When I told them it was unacceptable, they said they would check and get back to me. I heard nothing and stopped receiving bills. Three weeks later, I get a call at work threatening me with collections over less than the cost a cheap dinner. Not worth my time to deal with this… never going back…

I loved Dr. Huang and went to her for 4 years BUT her new office on 37^th is an absolute nightmare. They mis-​billed me not once but twice. I spoke to a rude physicians assistant named Naomi who told me it was my fault for not knowing my coverage and then she hung up on me! I have spoken at length with the insurance company who say it has nothing to do with insurance coverage and everything to do with the way I was billed. To make it worse my roommate also had a similar experience with the new office. I am horrified because I have recommended a ton of people to Dr. Huang. I will never use her again. BEWARE, unless you would like a $ 500 bill for your annual women’s wellness exam.

Dr. Huang is a personable and caring doctor. She has been my doctor for both of my pregnancies and delivered my first child. She does not make the appointment feel rushed and answers questions thoroughly. If you call the office with a question, she always returns the call promptly. I highly recommend her!