Dr. Paul Eugene Papierski, MD

I suppose if I had to pick one word in reference to/pertaining to the skill level, the kindness, bedside manner so to speak, the ability to place into layman's terms the multi-syllabic words and procedures and protocol.. That word would be Godsend.. Dr. Paul Papierski was exactly That... I had a very bad experience with a doctor, a plastic surgeon, the same as Dr. Papierski but Not the same Quality of man. Dr. Papierski made everything simply seamless and without any effort whatsoever...Definitely greatly welcomed compared to the obstacles I had already been challenged with... Still healing and under his care.. I've had no problems unfortunately I do not anticipate having any at all... Not to mention, I only had pain for a day and a half and since then I've had no pain whatsoever. The surgery was to fix a boutonniere on my index finger.. Already looks great.. I would definitely suggest his service and his practice to any friend or family member.. Honestly a great doctor.. As is his… assistant and staff also proficient and kind.

O total thief and scam artists his stuff scheduled a surgery for me with him after he check my HMO ins plan he immediately denied my surgery with the excuse of being not safe wile he told me in a mean time he was going to give to another patient with a more difficult surgery but a ppo plan preferred by him my arm left disabled because of him

I was referred to Dr. Papierski because of my debilitating shoulder pain. They x-rayed my shoulder in their office, and then Dr. P examined my shoulder. He thought it was probably rotator cuff impingement and recommended physical therapy. I used their therapists and had 8 sessions of physical therapy. The pain is almost completely gone and I now have normal shoulder mobility. I am very happy with this outcome.

I was given Dr. Papierski's name to follow-up with after a finger fracture. I was told he was located less than 10 minutes from my home. When I called to make an appointment, I was told he was only at the location closest to me one day per week and that I would have to wait 2 weeks to see him if I chose that location. So I opted for a location about 35 minutes from my home (Schaumburg area) and had to wait 3 days from the day I called to make the appointment. I got there 15 minutes early, filled out the required paperwork and then waited (with my 7 year old daughter) for almost 3 HOURS to see the doctor. When I was finally seen, the doctor did not have access to my xrays from the hospital and he simply splinted and taped up my broken finger, and did an xray with the splint on to see if it was stable. My finger was broken nearly in half through the top joint, and I also had 2 bone chips. Dr. Papierski recommended immediate physical therapy and that I keep the flimsy splint on for 6+… weeks. I never followed up with this doctor. I am on medicaid, and feel I was not properly treated due to that. I had decided to just leave the finger and let it heal on its own. I subsequently slammed it in a door and ended up back in the ER. I went to a different hospital out of fear that I would be referred back to Dr. Papierski. I was referred to another doctor who saw me the same day I called to make my initial appointment. He reviewed my hospital xrays which he had on file and suggested surgery. He offered to splint or cast it but told me that due to the severity of the injury, it would probably NOT heal without surgery. I opted for surgery and had it the very next morning. I am now one day post-op and am very pleased with the other doctor I saw (so far). This doctor and his staff have too many patients and his staff seems very unknowledgable. I would NOT recommend him to ANYONE no matter how minor the injury.

Dr. Papierski took the time to explain everything before my surgery, and answered all my questions. He is very compassionate and caring. I would recommend anyone suffering from carpel tunnel syndrome to see Dr. Papierski, he is an excellent doctor..

doesnt know what hes talking about