Mark C. Wilczynski's Online Review Report Card
Mark C. Wilczynski
2.8
Average Star Rating
52
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Mark C. Wilczynski's Reviews
He is simply terrible. No one should listen to a thing he says and he doesn't deserve to be a doctor. He doesn't listen to your actual concerns and jumps to conclusions no matter how disasterous they are for the patient. His therapists aren't any better either. Everyone at his little "clinic" is bad. Go to a real hospital if you can.
Reviewed On WebMD
He is by far the worst doctor I have ever had. Losing his medical license is too nice considering what he's responsible for.
Reviewed On Vitals
He Ignored All my problems and is incapable of diagnosing the most obvious conditions. The fact that he's allowed to practice medicine makes me lose faith in the medical profession.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
For your own health and well being, please stay far away from Dr. Wilczynski. If you were referred to him, find someone else. If he already diagnosed or prescribed you a treatment, get a second opinion. He is, from my experience, either incompetent, lazy, or disreputable. When I visited Wilczynski, he missed a clear fracture despite having been told exactly where it was by the doctor who originally found it. Following this, he was very dismissive of all my concerns and it did not seem like he had even looked through all my x-rays. For instance, he failed to articulate why he did not think there was a fracture other than arrogantly saying the previous doctor was, "not a surgeon." To top it all off, he proceeded to prescribe an unnecessary surgery with a long recovery time for a condition he misdiagnosed. His misdiagnose was confirmed because, thankfully, I got a second opinion. Please do not trust this man with your health.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
The most suspicious experience I have ever had with the medical system. He dismissed my concern and the prior diagnosis of another doctor, and recommended a surgery with a lengthy recovery time based on his own clearly inaccurate diagnosis. He did not seem prepared and wanted to go right to surgery. I'm not sure if he is just a bad doctor or if he was actively trying to fleece me, but I don't think any patient should trust him.
Reviewed On WebMD
He seems extremely arrogant and in it for him self. He wanted to rush directly for surgery based on a flawed diagnosis and would not answer any questions or concerns. Don't visit him if you can avoid it and, certainly, get a second opinion on anything he tells you.
Reviewed On Vitals
Awful doctor. Lies for insurance companies. I wouldn't recommend him.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
By far the single worst "doctor" I have ever had. It's hard to believe someone this utterly incompetent could be even allowed to practice Medicine. I have lost faith in humanity because of this man. Do not let him near you or your loved ones.
Reviewed On WebMD
Recovery is impossible because of his utter incompetence. Do not trust positive reviews he is terrible.
Reviewed On Vitals
Absolutely godawful. Do not trust any positive reviews and stay away at all costs.
Reviewed On WebMD
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