Down to the bones: How to spot and confront a silent ailment
"Most people will reach their peak bone mass between the ages of 20 and 30," says Joy Tsai, MD. "While some amount of bone loss is expected with aging, it is important to identify if you have very low bone density so your doctor can make recommendations to help prevent broken bones."
The provider has always been attentive, but this time she asked if she could record our conversation. I was blown away by how helpful it was to have her maintain eye contact with me instead of turning to the computer to type in notes as we spoke. Both of us were able to have follow up questions without a break in the flow. It allowed for an in ... Read More
Joy is outstanding. I was very fortunate to be able to have her to be my doctor here on this. I can't thank her enough. She's all, she lives up to all the experiences I've had with the specialists at MGH, which I've been with you guys for about 35, 40 years now. She's just terrific. Great people skills, listens carefully, thinks ahead about what's ... Read More
Dr. Tsai is excellent. She reviews everything, makes suggestions and is aware of my overall health issues. She is always upbeat and easy to speak with.
She was very efficient, provided a detailed report from our visit on the patient portal for me to refer to.
Excellent provider an communicator
This was the first time I saw this provider, who is replacing another I saw for many years before he retired. Both of these providers -- unlike many others I have seen within MGH -- showed an interest in who I was as a human being aside from the medical issue immediately at hand. I appreciated this as many other providers at MGH I have seen ... Read More
First time I've seen this Doctor and it was good and will see her again.
Overall great!
Excellent care and shows great concern for patient
One of best overall doctor patient consults ever