Michael Towarnicky, MD

I used to be a patient of Dr. Towarnicky, but I moved to a different doctor in the same company/network. My new doctor is about 20 minutes away from me, but I was advised that if I get sick I can see a PA in Their clinic closer to me. I got sick,I went to The closest clinic and was the first one at the door, I came early hoping that They will give me a consideration to be seen by someone ,a PA, but the receptionist automatically said “we are full” without butting an eyelash without even checking the schedule, then I saw Dr. Tawarnicky ,I feel so sick that day and thought to myself I’m not his patient anymore, maybe I’ll try and approach him and see what he says,he is a doctor who swore to help patients. Unfortunately, when I tried talking to him , he was rude, telling me that I moved to a different provider , he’s not helping me and that I need to go to my new doctor. A doctor scorned. Is that the kind of doctor that adheres to the code of ethics for doctors? I am a patient of their… clinic and is sick,Just because A patient moved to another doctor, he will stop being a doctor. Now I realized that the decision I made of moving to a different provider was right. I WAS NOT asking him to treat me , I was hoping maybe he could see if he could help me be seen by someone or he could have said , I guess were full, sorry I cannot help you, try Urget care or something. There’s always a nice way to say things. I don’t think that’s the way how to treat patients specially sick patients and maybe he should ask himself too why his patients are moving to another doctor. Just because your patient moved to another doctor you have the right to be rude to them. He would run my labs and never called about any discrepancies, until I get my labs results in the mail and see elevated results, then I’d call his nurse and later prescribed me some meds for it. So what’s that? If I didn’t check my own lab results I wouldn’t know there were discrepancies on my labs? When I asked his staff why I didn’t get a call, the only thing they say is that, I’m sorry I have no excuse for you, you have to talk to Dr... He was rude and his actions was very unprofessional!!

This is a wonderful doctor, and well worth waiting for. I am happy to have him as my doctor. He is knowledgeable and will help to get you well!

He was referred by a friend 2 years ago. I really liked his knowledge and his concern for my health. Unfortunately in the last few months the practice opened another location in Jacksonville, NC and business must be so great that he is overwhelmed. He has prescribed two blood pressure medications for me that I have had an allergic reaction (not being able to breathe) to in the past and expects me to take them again just because his office no longer does prior authorizations for prescriptions. He said he had sent one in but then sends a letter to me two days later saying they no longer do it. The insurance company has now sent him the authorization for his signature and let us see how long it takes for his response.

Absolutely great doctor. He listens to your symptoms, and asks good questions. He has helped me so much. He is both my doctor and my friend. His staff is wonderful also.

Dr.Towarnicky is a wonderful person he helped me with a new beginning to life and showed me that he cares about his Patients like no other Dr. Towarnicky is right were he needs to be Helping others and being the Person he is God Chose him and he made the right Decision when he Chose Him

Dr. Towarnicky is the best, he follows up, will recommend tests, is easy to talk to and just a nice old fashioned doctor who is up to date in his studies.

I am willing to wait for this one because he is willing enough to keep the practice open after hours to talk to me! What a true Godsend in this day and age. I hope he stays around here!