LEUNG MAN K MD

I was referred here by my insurance and even called and told them my insurance details. They said they accept Medi-​Cal Blue Cross and made me an appointment for just a few weeks later. This should have been red flag #1 because many neurologists have waiting lists of 3 – 4 months, but I was so hopeful and optimistic.
If you have migraines, be aware that there is a very loud play yard for young children next door so you will hear screaming and a lot of sound. That’s not the office’s fault but it didn’t make the visit any more fun, especially since I left with no relief.
After I’d brought all the pages of information I had to fill out, gave them my card, and sat down to wait… I was called to the reception and informed that they do take Medi-​Cal Blue Cross but not mine because I live in Santa Clara County. There are none available in Santa Clara County for my procedure, that’s why I contacted my insurance and was given his information.
Since I was already there, I guess they figured they could capitalize on my misery and offered to give me a consultation for $ 150. I didn’t know it at the time but I found out it’s actually illegal to charge people like me with NO income, on medi-​cal, anything for services.
Whatever, I moved on. Since Medi-​Cal Blue Cross was unable to provide me with the services I need, not even a physical therapy appointment, I dropped Medi-​Cal.
So I had my advocate call for me today to ask for the price for the treatment. She was told they don’t accept cash pay patients.
Funny how when I was insured they were perfectly fine with charging me money. Now that I don’t have insurance, they won’t let me pay/won’t help me at all. So no matter what I’ve tried, they’re completely unable to serve me. It made me really question… what exactly is going on there?!? Very strange place… now I wouldn’t trust them even if I could get the procedure there. I already ignored all the reviews of bad bedside manner to give them a chance but it is impossible for me to receive care there at all. Very sad… bad business.

We always had caring knowledgeable Dr’s, but NOT Dr. Leung. Dr. Leung was referred to us when my son suddenly started having bad headaches because the neurologist our primary care physician wanted us to see was on vacation. When we went into Dr. Leung’s office, someone else was sitting there; we wondered who he was. Then a few minutes later, Dr. Leung said the individual was a student who wanted to observe him. Dr. Leung never asked nor got our permission for this student to be present. He spent very little time with us; he did a few simple test: he told my son to walk, raise his hand and foot, then said he did not have migraine, but instead an it ear problem (even though we had told him my son saw an ENT and all tests, including the ear test, came back normal). Then he said I can’t help you; you need to see another doctor. We were shock. I then called my primary care physician and told him about Dr. Leung’s behavior. He said he will contact Dr. Leung and subsequently Dr. Leung agreed my son had migraine; Dr. Leung himself couldn’t come up with this diagnosis even though he is the neurologist. Dr; Leung is not caring nor knowledgeable and I will never go back to see him again. We are seeing a great doctor now and she is working on my son’s problem.

I have been his patient for 10 year’s. He the very best Neurologist Dr.r. He will take you in on a overbook appointment. Dr. Leung takes the time out with for his patient’s. He make sure that you are needs are met. He has a good patient and Dr. communication. He makes sure that you are you treated. He makes sure that every question you have is answered. You leaved patients. I am highly recommend others to see him. He is the best Dr. I will continue to see him. For those who need the best neurologist. Dr. Man Kong Leung Is the best. Thank you for you.

DO you understand? Do you hear what I am saying?
This is how he handles his patients. He is a very nice man and someone who always seems in a hurry, but wants his patients to understand everything. It is quite comical, always asking «do you understand? do you hear what I am saying? But I do understand, as he deals with my Mother who has dementia and sleep apnea. It is great Dr Leung can treat both. It is comical when he treats my husband and I the same way who are middle aged professionals… We both see him for our sleep apnea. He is very good at getting things ordered, your questions answered and sending you in the right direction for your supplies. Many in his office speak English as a second language and that can get frustrating…

What a terrible experience. I would never return to see him again, because I felt that he did not care for me at all as a patient. I went for a neurology visit, and also regarding a sleep apnea diagnosed previously by another physician. Dr. Leung came to see me in such a hurry, and cared more to get out of the room than to provide any care. When I asked him a question, he blew it off and said to ask my PCP. He stormed out of the room, and before leaving, I realized I had one more question to ask him. I gently asked the front desk staff if I could ask him just one more question, but he refused to come out of his office (he didn’t have any patients bc it was around the lunch hour). Honestly, I felt disrespected and was angry. I was going to give his staff an ear full, and then I read that his name is Man-Kong…that explains a lot– probably why he’s not the happiest guy in the world. lol

Dr. Man K Leung was my neurologist. I was referred to him by my primary doctor. Dr. Man K Leung is a wonderful person and a wonderful doctor. He took the time to listen and explain everything to me. Because of him I’m on the road to recovery. After he ordered an MRI for me he discovered major damage to many disks in my neck. He contacted me right away and got things moving in the right direction. I have no doubt that because of this man and the action he took to help me, and provide the medical treatment I needed, my health is moving in the right direction. I will always be grateful for all he has done for me.

I was recommended to Dr. Leung by my physician because of a head injury. I had so many problems with the receptionists, it took weeks to get an appointment on the books because she kept losing my contact information, or writing it down wrong (and in one case, she asked for my email address over the phone, and didn’t think to write it down! She sent forms to a random person because she didn’t think to write down my email address).
My first appointment with Dr. Leung went ok. He seemed very bored, and didn’t take much time to explain my condition to me, or the medications he was going to put me on, or the tests he was going to have me take. He had me schedule an appointment for 4 weeks from that date. 2 weeks later, I was having awful side effects from one of the medications (one of the side effects listed as «talk to your doctor immediately if you experience this»), so I called his office, and they couldn’t schedule me in for 9 days! They didn’t seem concerned, and they told me to continue taking the medication!
With each appointment after that, Dr. Leung seemed to care less, and just seemed to want to get me out of his office. He didn’t listen to me when I told him my symptoms, he’d diagnose me with more and more conditions, write more and more prescriptions, all while my symptoms still were from the head injury. He’d tell me I had an anxiety disorder, then write me a prescription for an antidepressant. (And while I was experiencing anxiety, it was a side effect of one of my medications that he was continuing to have me take. He completely ignored the major symptoms I had.) He didn’t listen to my concerns, he would give cop-​out answers to any and all questions I had. He just seemed to want me out of his office.
His staff is also very unprofessional and rude! They’d gossip and talk about patients within earshot of the waiting room, and seemed even less inclined to be helpful than the doctor. One of the girls literally threw a prescription at me when I went to pick it up, and refused to let me ask the doctor one simple question about said prescription.
I have had enough of that staff, I wouldn’t recommend Dr. Leung to anyone, and I’m not going back. I’m going to a different doctor for a second opinion, and I’m now dealing with lasting side effects from pills Dr. Leung prescribed to me.

I was referred to this office by my physician. My insurance is not so great: it has a huge deductible and I just payed it off and I had only 15 days for full benefit since it was already middle of December. It was critical to finish all the process within 15 days, in order to get the insurance benefit.
When I contacted the office, the nurse immediately made an appointment with Dr. Leung, within two days. He was extremely professional, explaining everything about sleeping problems, and the procedures for diagnosis and treatment. I explained my situation that I really wish to finish everything by end of December.
The sleep coordinator immediately helped me out to get the sleep study that night. It appears that someone just canceled the appointment and I might have been lucky. One thing to note is that the sleep coordinator clearly told me to knock on the door of that office (the sleep study took place exactly the same office I visited that day, so no confusion on office location at night). Perhaps, this was due to the earlier person’s bad review on search for the location at dark night, etc.
Anyways, I didn’t have any problem finding the office at night because I just visited that day. The sleep nurse opened the door immediately as soon as I knocked the office door. The sleep study was generally okay and the bed was not 5 star hotel like. But, I could manage to sleep reasonably well with all kinds of wires on my body.
In the paper, it was said that the diagnosis may take 10 days. So I was very surprised to hear the doctor’s voice mail on my phone the next day, saying that my sleep apnea is very serious. So, I called him back immediately and asked what to do. He told me that he wants another sleep study, this time on a CPAP mask. He told me that he will help me out and made a schedule for another sleep study within 3 days! So I could get two sleep studies within a week!
The next day, the doctor immediately sent all the prescriptions to the equipment company, which immediately made an appointment with a technician for a CPAP machine.
Today I got it. Everything took place within a week + 1 day! I do appreciate Dr. Leung’s kindness to understand my urgent situation and for doing everything he can to accelerate the process.

This is a review of Dr. Leung and his sleep study office. I was referred here by my PCP to get a sleep study done. I was scheduled for my sleep study at 10 pm on a Friday night. Because they did not have me o to a consultation with the doctor prior to my sleep study I had not been to the office before. So, here I was at a little before 10pm on a Friday night — it’s dark and rainy out — trying to find this little doctor office. I drive back and forth in this little medical office complex trying to read the addresses and figure out where I was supposed to be. It’s dark and no one is around. I finally see what could be the right one but it’s dark inside. I park, go up to the door and it’s locked. I stand outside the office in the dark, cold and rainy night wondering what to do.
After about 15 — 20 minute the tech person comes to the door to let me in. Thankfully, she was really nice and showed me to the room I’d be staying in and got me set up for the night. By the time it was time to go to sleep I was all wired up. She went to the next person who was there and set them up too. After it quieted down I was able to fall asleep and slept most of the night — only waking up once or twice because of the mattress from hell. I was woken up about 5:45 am, had all the wires taken off and was good to go. I went home and slept for another 5 or 6 hours.
It took longer than the tech said it would to get the results. After about 2 ½ weeks they called to set up a consultation with the doctor. At this appointment I finally met the doctor, Dr. Leung. He was nice in a boring kind of way. You could tell that he had done this many many times and so didn’t have any interest in explanations or discussions. He said I had sleep apnea, explained why he came to that conclusion and advised the options. I don’t think this took any longer than 5 minutes. I opted for a second sleep study to see if a CPAP machine would help me. Because of their schedule they couldn’t get me in for another month.
Finally, when the appointment came around I was to show up on a Thursday night at 11pm. I found the office this time with no problem. Except that no one came to the door to let me in. At about 11:15pm I got a phone call on my phone from the doctor’s office that I was standing in front of asking if I knew I had an appointment with them that night. Once I told her that I was standing outside she came out to unlock the door to let me in. She then asked why I didn’t knock and blamed me for not being let in. She then said she was in back with the first patient so couldn’t hear my car drive up (the parking is within 5 feet of the door — you park right in front of their windows).
She proceeds to set me up and when she holds the first mask up to my face to show me what it was I smelt the most awful, overpowering stench. I couldn’t figure out if it was the mask or her hands! I finally figured out she must have had the glue from the eeg wires all over her hands which stunk so bad I almost got sick to my stomach!
I quickly picked out a mask to use for the night and got into bed. I laid down and she turned on the CPAP machine the mask I was wearing was hooked up to. The first 45 minutes or so were excruciating because the air from the mask was cold, blowing at top speed and I had to fight the air to breath out. I was completely miserable, but due to exhaustion I fell asleep. I woke up an hour or two later after she had finally adjusted the air pressure and turned on the heated humidifier. The air was warm, lightly blowing and was slowing down letting me breath out without a struggle. I thought to myself — well THIS I could do. The rest of the night I dozed on and off. I was woken up around 6am and went home.
It was another 2 or so weeks before the results and then scheduling the follow up appointment with Dr. Leung. At this appointment he was even more brief if that is possible. He said the CPAP machine helped my apnea according to the data. I said I’d try the at home cpap machine so he referred me to an equipment provider on my insurance. Unfortunately, he never explained that he was writing on the prescription a specific machine that I was to be provided with. He just told me to contact that equipment provider that we agreed upon. When I got to the equipment provided they were surprised that he didn’t explain anything about the machine to me. I would have liked to have a part in the selection of a machine or at least been told by Dr. Leung what he was ordering for me! I’ve had the machine about 5 nights now and have yet to sleep an entire night with it — but this probably due to an adjustment period.
I would not recommend this sleep study provider because he doesn’t explain much, his office and sleep rooms are a bit worn out, and the second sleep tech was a little. .. um, dirty (literally dirty, her hands stunk, her scrubs needed washing and her shoes were brown from dirt.).