We went through with an open mind, but he was a joke. Knew nothing and kept trying to talk over us. Little man with big title syndrome. Went back to my GP and got a better solution. Don't bother with this one.

Submitted March 1, 2024

Dr Yeo is clearly very dedicated and knowledgeable which had helped me enormously.

Submitted Oct. 1, 2023

Very compassionate and dedicated. One of the best in his field in Adelaide

Submitted Aug. 11, 2020

I've seen Dr. Yeo for years now, he's a fantastic doctor. Incredibly compassionate, sympathetic, validating and understanding. He is one of the few doctors I've seen who genuinely cares, and always makes an effort to thoroughly explain everything. He is also hugely apologetic for our rubbish healthcare system despite it being out of his control.

Submitted July 20, 2020

A very polite helpful and very understanding doctor. Always asked if we understood what he was explaining after some time into each part of the conversation. Desperately wants to help my partner and very sorry about the inconvenience. Not his fault the idiot labour government “forgot” to put a sleep centre in the RAH.

Submitted Nov. 29, 2018

Always trying not to do the best for me, making sure treatment is as inexpensive as possible. Referred me to a good company for medical equipment needed to terrestrial condition, very good specialist

Submitted Sept. 26, 2018

Staff were great. He was okay but just couldn’t help me. Ill look around for someone else.Hope other people have better luckk

Submitted July 2, 2018

This guy no longer sees me. He has handed me over to his junior doctor (Dr Wong or something) and she knows little about my condition. Very disappointed and now he won't see me again
being a public patient should not mean you treat me different to your paying patients

Submitted July 2, 2018

So so with the staff in a public hospital (kind of what you'd expect). Good doctor who knows his stuff. Just can't get in to see him when you want, may bee that's the way with public hospitals.

Submitted April 12, 2017

I saw Mr Yeo with my partner. He came across as a little man with a big ego, talks big words but really couldn't explain anything to us in an understandable way.
He told us the diagnosis in specific terms but not comprehensible terms.
He gave us a script for pills, what those pills will do I'm not sure.
He told my partner that some symptoms will improve, we're still not quite sure which symptoms he's talking about.
By the end of the appointment we left feeling that he inflated his own selfworth, but I'm not sure how much 'medicine' was actually had.

Submitted March 31, 2017