Thomas A. Davidowski's Online Review Report Card

You are never seen in a timely manner. Constantly have to wait 30 minutes to an hour after your appointment time!!!!

Visit is quick, but wait time is not. Last two visits had to wait 45-60 minutes after my appointment time to be seen.

Dr. Davidowski was really kind and it was so easy to talk to. Professional and knowledgeable, patient and humble. Office staff was professional and organized. Wait times are minimal. Great location and ample parking space. Highly recommend.

I'll never know. I called for two days with no answer. And, yes, I called during the working day.

He kept me on topical antibiotics for far too long and told my younger sister to use rubbing alcohol on her face for oiliness which are both inexcusable. This is the opposite of "do no harm"

Dr. Davidowsky was very thorough and concise in both his examination of my skin and his diagnoses of the status of my epidermal health. The waiting time was reasonable enough and the front desk clerks were very kind and helpful. An overall stress-free experience!

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Dr. Davidowski was referred to me more than 20 years ago by a colleague after he helped her young daughter who had skin cancer (and is still alive and well). I wish that there were more doctors in the area who followed this doctor's high standards of care.

I would never go here. I had a mole that was growing at an alarming rate and had began itching. My family has a history of cancer that spreads very quickly. Just this year, I've lost two family members to cancer. One passed within the same week as her symptoms and diagnosis. I scheduled an appointment with a dermatologist who called and cancelled the day of my appointment. Terrified because dermatologists are notorious for having a months long backlog, and worried that it would spread in that time, I began to call around. This was the first place who didn't require a referral. When I asked when they were scheduled until, the girl said the end of May. I asked if I would be able to schedule the appointment and then cancel if I found someone who could see me sooner, due to the urgency of the matter. She outright refused because "Well, since you're a new patient, I'd have to create a whole profile and everything. I'm not going to do that if you might just cancel." I get it. It's a pain to do work for nothing. However, in my situation, I think most people would do the same thing. It's scary. No one wants to die because they dragged their feet getting in to get something checked out. In fact, most people wouldn't have the decency to even tell the office that they were still looking for another dermatologist. (Perhaps that's what I should have done, too.) When I explained the issue to the girl, she heaved a big sigh and said "Alright. Well, what kind of insurance do you have?" as if she were all of fifteen years old. Actually, I'm certain I've met fifteen year olds who didn't behave as bratty. I eventually just told her to forget it and I wouldn't want to deal with them on a regular basis anyway. Luckily, I scheduled an appointment at the Geisinger in Lewistown for only a week later. At least THEY were polite and didn't act like entitled little prima donnas when I called. I'm absolutely disgusted at the way they would treat someone. I hope that girl never loses someone she loves to cancer in the same short span as I did.