Dr. Stephen Martin Laskowski, DO

Listen to the other reviewers, he is incredibly rude. He acts like he knows more about everything than you. He misdiagnosed me with high blood pressure, when what it really was the 'White Coat Affect.' Every time I've been in there, I've felt personally offended by his manor. He does not treat you like a person, he treats you like just another idiot that he has to tell how it is. He doesn't care about your health and his smart aleck demeanor is tiring to be around. I cannot believe the level of unprofessionalism. He is very short, sarcastic and smirks like the Cheshire cat. He acts as if it's a chore for him to have to see you, and god-forbid you ask him about anything additional to your normal check up. I don't tell him anything because he will sigh and roll his eyes if I tell him anything. I told him I thought I might have a hernia, he didn't even want to have to give me the exam. He questioned me and grilled me until finally he put the glove on and did it. A doctor shouldn't be… uncomfortable providing care to his patient. I don't think I would trust him with my life. He'd probably just say to cut the life support, because this "one did it to themself." That's the type of attitude he has. And it might be nit-picky, but he doesn't dress like a doctor and that really irritates me. He wore a pair of jeans and a izod shirt to my appointment, how am I supposed to trust him wearing that? The wait time at his office in Fredonia is downright ridiculous. Stay clear. As soon as I can find a new doctor, I am switching. This guy is a quack.

he was the attending doctor when my mother had a stroke. HE was supposed to make her comfortable because she had no chance of surviving the stroke due to complications. She died suffering in alot of pain. He did not give her enought pain meds

My mother was looked after at Gates Hospital after having a stroke. While waiting to find out when my mother could be discharged, Dr. Laskowski came in, made a few statements that scared my mom and left the room. He came back 2 minutes later, questioning my mother about her condition/health in a way that souded like he was making it out to be her fault, then left the room again. He came back 5 minutes later and told my mother she had an aneurysm. We had not heard anything about an aneurysm let alone some of the other things he was talking about. Come to find out, this man was looking at the wrong chart and my mother could've been released sooner. Not happy at all.