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Melissa Chiang, MD, MBA
She | Her | HersInternal Medicine- Accepting new patients
- Telehealth visits
- Insurance plan information
Melissa Chiang, MD, MBA
She | Her | HersInternal Medicine- Accepting new patients
- Telehealth visits
- Insurance plan information
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About me
Dr. Melissa Chiang is an internal medicine specialist who provides primary care to adults. She strives to help her patients maintain their quality of life as they age through preventive medicine, such as regular screenings, and through effective management of chronic conditions. She is particularly interested in how lifestyle and weight impact health.
In her research, Chiang focuses on how technology can support communication and chronic disease care for both patients and their providers.
Chiang earned her medical degree from Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. She completed a residency in internal medicine at the New York University Grossman School of Medicine. She also has a master of business administration degree from Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management.
Chiang is interested in using storytelling to improve communication between patients and providers. She created and drew a comic about her experiences as an intern and resident during the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City, which was printed in the Grossman School of Medicine's arts and literature publication.
Education & training
Board certification
- Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine
Residency
- Internal Medicine, New York University School of Medicine
Internship
- Internal Medicine, New York University School of Medicine
Degree
- MD, Columbia University, Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons
Academic title
- Health Sciences Clinical Professor
My expertise
Specialties
Locations
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- August 24, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Dr. Liu is an asset to UCSF. She is very detailed, kind, & smart. She treats you special not only as a patient but as a friend too. I trust her completely as my doctor.Thank you. Dr. Liu for being the best of the best.
- August 14, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Dr Melissa Chiang was very personable. Listened and addressed issues important to me. Great first visit. I feel comfortable and look forward to a good rapport moving forward.
- August 1, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Dr Chiang is the kind of physician you wish all your doctors were. Professional, detail oriented, comprehensive knowledge of conditions, treatment options. She's super positive, too, I trust her to make the best recommendations and take her advice seriously.
- July 31, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Dr was excellent friendly with good Drs maners
- July 27, 20265 out of 5 Stars
The Mount Zion's Lobby Pianist while waiting since I was very early was such a soothing pleasure. Dr. Melissa Chiang's was so kind and her calmness is very soothing and listens about my life even when I spoke certain subjects that is not related to "medical." Her Assistants were professional and were people oriented also.
- July 22, 20265 out of 5 Stars
I was extremely happy with my new doctor she was great!!! Easy to talk to, explained everything to help me and was just delightful
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