About Us

With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Yeow Tong is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine as an Internal Medicine physician. Dr. Tong received his medical degree from the National University of Singapore School of Medicine. After graduating from National University of Singapore and prior to relocating to the United States, he did his medical training at War Memorial Hospital in Wrexham, UK. He completed his residency training at St. Vincent’s Medical Center in Staten Island (now a part of the Richmond University Medical Center).

Dr. Tong speaks English and Chinese, in which he speaks several dialects. In his spare time, Dr. Tong enjoys traveling, playing golf with his wife, and spending time with his 7 grandchildren.

Dr. Stanley Kim was born in Korea and moved to the United States after graduating from the Yonsei College of Medicine in Seoul, Korea in 1989.  He completed his Internal Medicine residency at an Albert Einstein affiliated hospital in New York and completed his nephrology fellowship at the New York Mount Sinai Medical Center in 1996.

Dr. Kim practices as both an Internal Medicine specialist and a Nephrologist.  He services as a medical director at several dialysis centers.  He also serves as a nephrology consultant at JFK medical Center, Raritan Bay Medical Center, Robert Wood Johnson at Rahway, Englewood Medical Center, and Holy Name Medical Center. As an active Korean-American physician organizer, he founded Central NJ Korean Doctors’ Association (CNJ KADA) in 2006 and served as its first President for two years. He has held several positions in KAMA, the Korean American Medical Association, since 2007. Currently, he serves as the organization’s Vice-chair of the KAMA board and President of KAMA NY/NJ chapter. He has been serving as a medical director of NJ SMG since its inception in January 2019.

He loves music and his wife, Christine, who is a professional clarinetist. He also loves golf and traveling. He has three daughters.

Dr. Richard Joo is an Internal Medicine physician with over 15 years of experience. He graduated from Korea University’s College Of Medicine in 2001 and completed his Internal Medicine residency at New Jersey’s Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center.

Dr. Joo strives to treat all patients like family and provides genuine and sincere care to maintain or improve their health. He understands the gift of healing that God has given him is a privilege and thus he always supports the best interest of his patients' well-being.

For the past 5 years, he has volunteered his time on a radio lecture series featured on KBS Korea Radio NY/NJ representing Holy Name Hospital’s Korean Program by providing tips on health and education.

Dr. Joo enjoys music and sports, including both appreciation and participation. He is a musician himself and enjoys attending musicals and theater as well as sporting events (pro and college level).

Dr. Joo speaks English, Korean and Spanish.

Dr. Kyu Wang is a board certified Internal Medicine physician with over 34 years of experience. Dr. Wang graduated from Seoul National University in 1975 and established his Internal Medicine practice after completing his Internal Medicine residency at Detroit’s Harper Hospital and a fellowship in Nephrology at Mt. Sinai in New York.

Dr. Wang encourages his patients to focus on three main areas in their lives – taking steps to be healthy, active and happy. When Dr. Wang is not seeing patients, he enjoys playing drums and bicycling with his wife.

Dr. Wang speaks both Korean and English.