Dr. Jan Mariusz Slomba, MD

Worst medical ethics I’ve ever experienced.

This is the most personable doctor you will find. He takes the time to explain what your issues are. He has a great personality and really wants to help his patients. He is the most caring medical professional you will ever meet.

Best Pain Doctor you can have, I gave too wrong review

Dr. Slomba is a very compassionate doctor. He's a great listener and the best diagnostician, who cares about his patients. I came to him many years ago besides myself in pain. He figured out exactly what the problem was. Frankly, he saved my life with his expertise in pain management. I think Dr. Slomba is the best pain doctor.

Great pain management doctor needs to work on being on time.

Dr. Slomba is one of the most caring professionals I have ever met. When you visit with him you clearly see that he cares about his patients. He takes his time to fully understand what his patients are feeling. I would recommend Dr. Slomba to anyone who is in need of his services. His staff Carla and Barbara are very accommodating and just great people.

The Best Dr you can find for dealing with Chronic pain. NOT a Dr feel good type person. The Dr is the leading Dr in pain management. I sadly can not see him anymore since I am living up state NY and he is on Bay Ridge. But he was my Dr for many years when he was working out of Beth Israel. He is not only a Dr but also a very powerful healer.

Dr Slomba is an excellent doctor, compassionate, and intelligent. Look no further for the best relief. He continues great work of medicine. Highly respected and recommended.

He's the best Doctor for pain management, He explain to you your conditions and takes his time so you understand whats going on with you , Dr.Slomba is a very friendly and patient doctor .

Dr Slomba is one of the best physicians I've ever known! His openness to the entirety of patient's medical history and relevant personal life style, and his openness to a variety of disciplines (conventional and alternative, psycho-social and medical), allow him to create flexible, evolving individuated protocols to support the management of chronic pain. The usefulness to patients, whose disease has increasingly isolated them, of an ethos that reckons with the political social and family forces, that encompass and impede treatment and management of pain, cannot be underestimated , for Dr. Slomba's shrewd but forgiving "world view" subtly empowers each patient in negotiating their own life where, understanding those forces and feeling themselves more in control, they may become paradoxically less dependent upon drastic interventions and medications.