Sofia Chen
I would give zero stars if I could. For over a year, this doctor dismissed my weekly severe pain as “normal heartburn.” While in Taiwan, another doctor immediately suspected gallstones. When I shared this with Chun Kit Chan while I was still in terrible pain, he told me it was “all in my head” and recommended that I only need Tylenol. The next day, I ended up in the ER needing emergency gallbladder removal. The ER doctor said this should have been addressed much earlier. After surgery, when I could barely walk, I needed a referral for a GI specialist. His staff member, Susan, insisted I come into the office even though my insurance confirmed it wasn’t required. The doctor even said it was “not a big deal” to lose a gallbladder. Two months later, I was hospitalized again due to leftover gallstones. The hospital told me they contacted Chun Kit’s office for a referral, but his staff claimed I hadn’t been seen in over a year, which was completely untrue. In my experience, this doctor delayed my care, dismissed my symptoms, and contributed to unnecessary complications.

