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Linda G. Yan, MD, FACC
Atlanta Heart Specialists
Cardiology
Tucker, Decatur, Lithonia
4.8
324 Ratings
103 Comments
Dr. Linda G. Yan, MD, FACC, went on to medical school at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine. She completed her residency training in Internal Medicine at Stony Brook University Hospital. For her fellowship in Cardiovascular Diseases, she trained at Rhode Island Hospital, Brown University Program in Providence, RI. Her move to Atlanta came after joining Atlanta Heart Specialists. Dr. Yan holds board certifications in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Diseases, and Nuclear Cardiology.
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4.8
324 Ratings
103 Comments
Dr. Linda G. Yan, MD, FACC, went on to medical school at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine. She completed her residency training in Internal Medicine at Stony Brook University Hospital. For her fellowship in Cardiovascular Diseases, she trained at Rhode Island Hospital, Brown University Program in Providence, RI. Her move to Atlanta came after joining Atlanta Heart Specialists. Dr. Yan holds board certifications in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Diseases, and Nuclear Cardiology.
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AHS: Decatur Office
Dekalb Medical Center 2665 North Decatur Road
Suite 320
Decatur, GA 30033
Suite 320
Decatur, GA 30033
AHS: Lithonia Office / Dekalb Medical Center
5910 Hillandale Drive
Suite 350
Lithonia, GA 30058
Suite 350
Lithonia, GA 30058
AHS: Tucker Office (Main)
1468 Montreal Rd E
Tucker, GA 30084
Tucker, GA 30084
Dr. Linda G. Yan, MD, FACC, was raised in New York City and Long Island, NY, Dr. Yan subsequently obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Yale University. She then went on to medical school at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine where she received a Commendation from the Dean. She completed her residency training in Internal Medicine at Stony Brook University Hospital. For her fellowship in Cardiovascular Diseases, she trained at Rhode Island Hospital, Brown University Program in Providence, RI. Her move to Atlanta came after joining Atlanta Heart Specialists.
Dr. Yan holds board certifications in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Diseases, and Nuclear Cardiology.
During her career, she has been involved in community service including providing healthcare to residents of a homeless shelter for women and instructing elementary school students in heart disease. She has also taken part in developing policies for professional conduct for her residency program.
Dr. Yan performs transesophageal echocardiography, nuclear stress testing and echocardiography interpretation and consultations.
Her clinical interests include Women's Health, Cardiovascular Disease Prevention, and Echocardiography.
She personally enjoys gourmet cooking, traveling and hiking.
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Very goo
This was my first and last time seeing her. She has no bedside manners. It’s like she’s not engaged with her patients.
I trust her completely
Dr. Yan is very professional and attentive, I'll share with friends or family
Dr. Yan and staff is Awesome. I had a wonderful visit.
Visit on 8/15 was for bloodwork. The lab technician was exceptional. Very professional and was able to take my blood samples at only one try not several times.
Dr. Yan is a true professional. She pays attention to my health. I’m able to communicate with her and she listen to the patient.
Dr. Yan is always understanding and addresses my concerns with care.
Very professional
I had expected to see Meg, a PA. Dr. Yan breezed in with cursory introductions, explaining why it was better that she see me. I told her the reason for my visit attempting to explain my concerns. I felt interrupted as if she did not want to listen to what I had said to say. Dr. Yan is the first provider at this practice with whom I did not feel heard. I am a patient of Dr. Suh and the PAs when I cannot see him. Each of those listen and respond directly to my questions. I felt rushed and somewhat dismissed as if it was as a done deal when prescriptions for water pills and compression socks were written. I feel my questions regarding those fell on deaf ears. I do understand the need for an Echo on my left leg, the swelling of which was the reason for my visit. I already have prescribed compression socks. At Atlanta Heart Specialists I have always been seen with respect by providers, especially Dr. Suh. This was not the case with Dr. Yan.