Dr. Leonard Bernard Kolodychuk, MD

In his absolute arrogance he condescendingly said, "Let me draw you a cartoon". I said let me draw you my middle finger before I got up and left the appointment.

Accurately said.

Enough said.

Dr. Leonard Kolodychuk is absolutely unprofessional. No patient care whatsoever. He demonstrates amazing self-focus, hubris, and lack of concern.

Worst experience I've ever had. He didn't look at the MRI and said there was nothing wrong All the doctors from ER to my primary saw lots wrong. He offered no solution but offered pain meds, I'm a recovering addict so of course I said no. Steer clear of this guy he shouldn't be a doctor.

My consult was an extremely negative experience. My concerns were dismissed without explanation and I felt I was being a nuisance even though I had a fractured humerus. I left the office feeling bad and not at all reassured. I will be following up with a different Ortho Dr. I can't believe the Peacehealth website reviews are an accurate reflection of reviews given that they haven't posted my comments online. The Reviews here seem more accurate.

I am dissatisfied with Dr Kolodychuk. He barely took 5 mins to examine my hand and waved off my concerns and increasing swelling and pain. My hand/finger are still increasing in pain after 3 visits with him. I asked for an ultra sound or MRI because of the swelling and pain that has INCREASED in the last 3 weeks and did not recieve either. I do not feel taken seriously or cared for. I am going to ask to be referred to a hand specialist and I pray he has not caused a permanent disability by not listening to his patient.

when i was younger, Dr. Kolodychuk operated on my left arm to repair 3 breaks to my left humerus. He attempted to manipulate the bones externally and because of that, my arm was not set properly, and its now permanently disfigured and I have to deal with daily pain.

I found this DR to be very kind. Answering all my questions.

Kolodychuk rushed in, quickly executed what seemed to be his canned consultation, answered the phone twice during the brief appointment, did not listen, interrupted me with condescending and unattuned responses, spoke more to my husband than to me (the patient), and exhibited facial expressions that were incongruent with the content of what was being said. When I inquired about pain I felt in my ribs, he laughed, and said with a snarky tone, "You probably do feel pain there. But that's not what I focus on." I'm not sure how it is people are able to be in the healthcare profession with what seems like such a disregard for fellow humans, but somehow Kolodychuk has. He struck me as being more of a care salesman than a doctor. I definitely don't recommend him.