Yulius Poplyansky's Online Review Report Card

Of 15 minutes he usually spends with me, it takes his 5 minutes to read my history, and 9 minutes to type something in his laptop. He insists I visit him every month irrespective of how I feel. That takes about a minute. Dr. P is a joke!

If there was the option to rate him ZERO stars...rude, nasty, judgmental and IMPOSSIBLE to understand....He also trashed me in his dr. notes on my record with the HMO I am a member of...The worst doctor I have ever been involved with...just horrible.

My father, Robert Polower, was Dr. Poplyansky's patient in Elizabeth, New Jersey until he died at age 85 in 1998 of the flesh-eating bacteria. My Dad had Type 2 diabetes, and Dr. Poplyansky treated my Dad as if he was his OWN father. My Dad developed cellulitis of his elbow at age 80, and Dr. Poplyansky operated on him and thereafter he was as good as new. Dr. Poplyansky is an extremely compassionate, knowledgeable physician, and I will be eternally grateful to him for the way he took excellent care of both of my parents.. Genie E. Polower, PhD, Bradenton, Florida

Dr. Poplyansky is an excellent, conscientious doctor. He was very professional and courteous. He was thorough and complete when examining my mother. I recommend him.

I know Dr P for a long time and I find him to be a very Knowledgable caring doctor. He will do anything for his patients to make sure they get the best health care ever, I worked with him in New jersey and you could not find a better person and doctor I am so happy to see that he and his family have relocated to Florida ,

We often take good medical care for granted, physicians, like everyone else, are overlooked. It is rare now a days, that a physician takes that extra care, moment and time to listen to a patient's needs. Such is the case I have found with my primary care physician, Dr. Poplyansky. He has never brushed aside my concerns, rather explored my feelings in order to assure me the right treatment or better still, my concerns over a matter are not to worried over, with assurances that I am fine.

Doctor Poplyansky has been my internist and primary care physician for about 18 months. Before being lucky enough to find him, I was getting what I believed to be the best care available to someone [me] willing to pay any price in search of good health. I was not in good health when I first turned up at Dr.Poplyansky, although I didn't know it beyond a feeling of general malaise. Dr. P tested me over several month, and then began my treatment. He changed almost every medication, and the dosage, that I had been taking. He educated me on the need for and the use of vitamins and minerals. He, in cooperation with Dr. Ghany, cardiologist, chose a heart surgeon, arranged the appointments, provided transportation, motivation, encouragement and then cared for me after the operation. Together they convinced me that replacing my aortic and mitral valves was the only way to regain health. They outlined the risks, which statistically were 70/30. That means I had a 30% chance for survival of the surgery. The surgery was a success because of their expertise in choosing the right surgeon. Put your faith in Dr. Yulius Poplyansky, MD. I did and I still do.