Richard Wlodarski, M.D.

Missy McClellan 

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a month ago

Very dismissive. Waited a long time and drove a far way to have my daughter seen by him w diagnoses with dysautonomia/POTS. She also has EDS which is commonly seen with pots and other symptoms she has. He was very uninformative. Barely spoke a word. Awful bedside manner. He should not be listed as a doctor who treats dysautonomia. He had no helpful knowledge to treat my daughter other than propranolol when that does nothing for my daughter’s symptoms. He needs to go back to school and learn about all the case studies and new... read more

V Johnston-Colon 

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2 months ago

Dr Wlodarski is incredibly dismissive, negligent and unprofessional. I was referred to a neurologist that had experience in autonomic dysfunction as I’ve been diagnosed for 5 years (symptoms for 10) with POTS and recently was ejected from a car making it 10x worse. Several members of my care team wanted me to be medicated for my POTS and assessed for Small Fiber Neuropathy as I’ve been having symptoms of it and it’s common for patients with Ehler Danlos Syndrome to develop this disorder. My first appointment with Dr Wlodarsk... read more

Angela Rudolph 

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8 months ago

I waited a long time to see him and was incredibly disappointed. He was short, dismissive and very much not friendly or seemingly interested in me or my situation. It was a terribly difficult and disappointing experience given the fact I drove over 90 mins to goer to his office thru heavy traffic expended precious energy I didn’t have to see him. 

Angela R. Rudolph 

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8 months ago

I waited a long time to see him and was incredibly disappointed. He was short, dismissive and very much not friendly or seemingly interested in me or my situation. It was a terribly difficult and disappointing experience given the fact I drove over 90 mins to goer to his office thru heavy traffic expended precious energy I didn’t have to see him.