Dr. Eric Todd Wolk, DO

As far as Im concerned this man has no business in a hospital ER.He diagnosed my daughter who presented with chest pain, shortness of breath, a feeling of pressure in her chest. As severe indigestion and sent her on her way.His priority was to get the uninsured 39 y/o w/f out of his ER as fast as possible.Telling her 300 blood sugar level was borderline diabetes. *100 is borderline 300 is very dangerous and life threatening* Also telling her the EKG was fine and there was no life threatening problems that she should eat right and monitor her blood sugar. He gave her a prescription of Prilosec and sent her home to die.5 weeks later she suffered a severly painful episode, had seizures and died in her husbands arms. Earlier that night she had sent him for some Gas X and refused to go to the hospital again because after all she was told she was alright.If this man who then saw her the night of her death and evidently forgot who she was could start questioning her husband about if he took… her to see specialist that he never referred her to could then go home and sleep, I dont know how. He is more than negligent. He is downright dangerous.Beware if he sees your loved one in the ER and Always get a second opinion. Especially if you are underinsured. He has not compassion for your life. My daughter is dead because of his diagnosis.