Park Wilson H MD

This review is based solely on the receptionist. Was assigned to this doctor by my medical group. Called in because I had no idea who they were and wanted to get some basic information. After my 3^rd question in, she pretty much told me she had no time to answer such remedial questions. And there’s more important people to tend to in person. Duh, I get it. Put me on hold. Worse costumer service ever!
Even before this conversation turned sour, she was already handling everything very callously. What a nightmare of a receptionist. So glad I didn’t waste my time stepping foot in there.

First of all, Unilocal needs to fix this so that I have the option of not giving any stars. Wilson Park– negative stars!
I’m not calling him a doctor bec he doesn’t deserve it. Had the worst experience ever. Went in bec I was so sick with a sinus infection which btw any competent doctors can detect very easily just by the patience’ s symptoms. But no, this incompetent person told me it was either allergy or cold. I told him I had the symptoms for over two weeks and tried allergy medicine and cold medicine and it’s not working. Also told him I know what allergy feels like bec I have allergy often. He had me do blood test, urine test, and take X-​rays which came out normal and sent me home saying take more Tylenols or Zyrtecs which I had been taking already and told me to come back 4 days later. I was so pissed when I came home and of course got more sick. Called him next day and told him I had more fever and symptom got worse. He said my blood tests were normal and told me there was nothing he can do. He told me I can go to a specialist. Ok, I do not need to go to a specialist to get prescription for a sinus infection! What the!!! So I had to go to another doctor, not a specialist and of course he gave me antibiotics for sinus infection as soon as I described the symptoms. After a day, I already feel better. Wilson Park not only wasted my time, energy, and money, but bec of him I went through so much pain that could have been prevented. Oh and get this! When I asked him to send me my blood test results so I can go to another doctor, his staff sent me someone else’s report– HIPPA violation.
Wow!!! Can it get worse? Wilson Park! You made a huge mistake! And I really hope that other patients don’t have to suffer like me, ever! You ain’t no Doctor! Now I’m scared to go to korean doctors thanks to You!

«Dr.» Park is not a real doctor. One who listens to your concerns and wants to help you in any way. He is in it for the money. I never thought I would run into such a person especially when I sought him out for being board certified. I came in for a 2^nd opinion on a blood test done at a small practice who referred me to see an internist. Dr park dismissed the suspicions (which was good news for me). But then he wanted to run a battery of tests: a chemistry panel (very standard and not an issue) but then he added (without showing me I had to fight to see my own chart): a tuberculosis panel, hepatitis b, hepatitis c, bacterial pylori, and some other one I forgot. Wow. I don’t present for any of the symptoms for tb, stomach bacteria, or liver issues… He did not even ask me if I were on any medications, past medical history or anything. He and his nurses became very defensive when I asked what bacterial pylori was or why he was running so many tests on me. If he just said «we want to rule out some suspicions» then I understand but he wanted to run them for the sake of running them. His nurse said b. pylori presents in 99% of cases. Well then why are you testing me for it? If it’s 99% coming back positive. I asked the doctor very nicely if it was because of my age group or location that he suspects that I might have this bacteria that he said can cause stomach cancer? I’m in my early 20s and he is suspecting I have tb or hepatitis without showing symptoms? Then he’s not a real doctor. By the end HE was yelling at me to get out.
You have a right to understand what tests and treatments are being done to you. This man does not have your best interest in mind.

SKIP IT!
TERRIBLE STAFF! the doctor seemed ok to me however judging by his deplorably unprofessional and simply rude staff I can’t imagine he could be that good.
I literally called 10 mins before coming in. When walking in there are 2 windows the 1^st of which is NOT his window.
I was greeting by a very harsh Asian life hating woman stating something I simply could not understand. After a couple minutes (which seemed like an eternity given her INCREDIBLY harsh disposition) I realized I was at the wrong window. I glacé over the «I hate my life and want to kill my husband» woman’s shoulder to see the correct secretary (I’d spoken to now 12 mins ago on the phone) wave me over to her with a face on as if I’m the idiot for not realizing the 1^st window in the doctor’s office is NOT the doctors office. Ummm… «why wouldn’t your dumbass interject when I was standing there baffled trying to understand the „I hate my pasty boney legs and mutant knees so I’ll make everyone miserable who interacts with me“ lady?!»
Anyhow, the baffoonery continued from there and I simply won’t put the energy into it to go elaborate but long story short the woman has NO CLUE what professionalism or HIPPA privacy is! She couldn’t answer VERY basic questions, seemed to be clueless as to what her job description is and basically EVERY statement she made had the attitude of «GET OUT!!» What a joke and waste of time. Trust this review… A-​V-​O-​I-​D!!!

What a joke of a doctor. Trust me don’t go here. He obviously has no clue how to be a Doctor. Also expect to wait an hour + even when you’re the only one there.

doctor:
couldnt help with the ailment i visited for after 2 visits.
staff:
really difficult to understand staff over the phone

Dr. Park is one of the old school K-​town doctors, he’s a UCLA bruin, speaks perfect english and korean. his staff also speaks korean, english and spanish and are really professional yet friendly. you can also tell he is smart and has a ton of experience. i trust him and that’s the most important thing when choosing a doctor, IMO.