Joseph H Liu MD

I switched primary care physicians to Dr. Liu when Dr. Nasir left this office. I had met Dr. Liu on a previous visit and thought well enough of him to choose him as my next PCP. I recently went in for my annual physical and being very overweight, I expected the usual 'lecture' about losing weight and my blood pressure that other doctors I feel have given me. However, while Dr. Liu didn't put the kiddie gloves on regarding these situations he was very nice about it and answered many of questions patiently. He has a very pleasant demeanor.

It's not the dr fault hes addicted to pain killers if there unaware! Dr.liu is a great doc have had him for many years as well as a great staff

When other Drs. were not listening, he took the time to calmly and rationally hear me. His actions may have saved my life.

GREAT DOCTOR!!!!! HE REALLY LISTENS AND IS AMAZING PERSON!!!!

Failure to release medical records in regards to treatment 2 years ago. States he needs an office visit, when himself and his office were the primary care providers handling the patients case and treatment. Although patient lives nearly two hours away, they are neglecting the release of medical records, upon patients request, unless they get an office visit in return... Having and HCA MS, you do not need a patient to return for an office visit in regards to having the previous care provider provide the patients medical records, needed for an ADA complaint.

I have never experienced such a scam in all of my career. Completely unethical, and extortion to a means. Do not visit this network, it will be like pulling teeth in the future if you need any information, or release of records.

Please stop lying to your patients about not being able to prescribe medical cannabis. You don't need to prescribe it. Prescribing is indeed illegal. HOWEVER signing a letter of recommendation is not. Signing a letter of recommendation will not cause you to lose your medical license as stated here..

"What is the difference between a “recommendation” and a “prescription?”

Medical cannabis prescriptions are, in fact, illegal. Cannabis is classified by the federal government as a Schedule I drug, and doctors are unable to prescribe cannabis to their patients. What patients can do, however, is obtain a medical cannabis recommendation from a licensed physician. An Illinois medical cannabis physician recommendation form can be found here."

Even I, a college drop out, am intelligent enough to know you are lying to your patients.
Are you, Dr. Liu, intelligent enough to open your mind about a safe natural alternative to addictive opiates? Or are you scared you will lose your Big Pharma kickbacks? Why on earth do you choose the opiates and other addictive medications that often lead to heroin abuse and ultimately overdose, over nature's herbal remedy that has never killed anyone in the history of EVER.

Truth be told... just because you paid for a college education at a fancy university and managed to pass your medical exam, doesn't make you smarter than any of your patients. We are the ones with the first hand experience with our medical conditions. Not you. You must not understand what it's like to live with chronic pain and an incurable disease. Because your compassion for helping people find relief is severely lacking.

While I am not a patient my son in law is. He is highly addicted to Hydrocodone and you just keep on prescribing it to him. What is WRONG with you. He is taking up to 20 pills a day.......and I just seen a NEW prescription Jan 2nd for 90 more. SHAME on you

Unethical