Kenneth Huh

I recently tried to change to Dr. Huh as my primary care doctor. Upon contacting the office to schedule a visit, I was asked for my name. The receptionist said she would check the schedule and get back with me. After a brief hold, she came back on the line and said they don't have any appointments until August! She then went on to say, and I quote, "Since you speak English, we are serving the Korean population, so maybe you better find another doctor." Having been blown away by her ignorance and possible racism and discrimination, I decided that this is not an office I would want to do business with and proceeded to report them to my insurance provider. If you don't support prejudice and discrimination, avoid this place.

I have known Dr. John Huh for over 20 years. Initially, Dr. Huh was my personal physician during which time I found him to be very competent. When my grandmother, who was 92 at the time, became very ill and her doctors informed us that she only had six weeks to live, I decided to have Dr. Huh exam and treat her. Within five minutes of examining her, he found the cause of her illness and was able to treat her. Under his care, she improved and was with us for over two years until her passing. Since Dr. Huh was so knowledgeable and caring, when my mother became ill, he became her doctor as well. He did not disappoint me or my family because he did an excellent job managing her rather complex medical history and treatments. He also took care of my son who had a rare congenital defeat in his stomach, he is doing great now.



Because of this, I now take my granddaughter to see him as I trust him with her care. I currently have Kaiser health insurance through my work and cannot go to see Dr Huh even though he is my first preference. If I were diagnosed with a medical condition, I would consult Dr. Huh immediately as I trust him with my life. I have found him to be a very knowledgeable and caring doctor. I’ve seen him deal with other professionals, nurses, doctors and other patients, in a hospital setting and I saw first hand the respect and admiration his peers have for him.