Dr. John Bernard Piecyk, MD

Waited 45 minutes to see him. When I got in his office he was watching TV on his monitor so we had a nice 15 minute discussion about college entry scams that were currently occurring. He had never read my multi paged 6 hour neurological testing report. He glanced at it, said Oh - memory loss. Then he gave me a very rudimentary 10 question test for memory (which I had had already done 2 years previously a nurse practitioner) and said "oh, you do have memory loss." prescribed a couple of vitamins (which I was already taking) and that was the end. I have since been diagnosed at Brigham & Womens with early Alzheimers. He was a joke.

I would not recommend this provider !!! But will highly recommend Dr v parvenoff

I have been seeing this Doctor for over 2 years. I keep giving him the benefit of doubt, as well it's is hard to find a doctor in my area whom specializes in botox shots.I will highly recommend not to go to him.

Excellent, professional care

Ive been with dr piecyk for about 10 years and he is great! I think they overbook appointment because my waiting time is never less than hour, but as a doctor i think hes very patient and understanding and takes time to speak to me if i dont understand anything, this may be the reason for a longer waiting time but im happy to wait in order to get all my questions answered! Highly recommend!

If it wasn't for Dr. Piecyk I may have never been appropriately diagnosed. He is caring and spends the time to explain everything. Will never go anywhere else.

My husband was seen by Dr Piecyk after experiencing his first ever seizure at age 47. After 1 visit Dr Piecyk decided that my husband no longer needed to be on the anti-seizure meds he was prescribed at the hospital at the time of his seizures ( he was only on them for approximately a month at that time) . He advised my husband to ween himself off them over the course of 2 months. 2 weeks after taking his last pill my husband had 3 seizures so violent they caused him to break his shoulder which may require surgery. His CK levels were so high after the seizure he was being monitored to make sure he wouldn't have kidney failure. Every doctor & nurse he came into contact with said the same thing "why were you taken off your meds?" they all agreed that was the reason this happened & it could have been avoided. Needless to say they understood why my husband will NEVER go back to this physician. I would give o stars but the site wont let me.

He may be good at what he does, but when one has a 10am appointment and has to wait over an hour for a routine visit,clearly there are scheduling organizational issues.