Witold A. Turkiewicz, M.D.

Josh Smart 

on Google

2 months ago

I saw Dr. Turkiewcz when I was still in semi-initial stages of a severe health complication and needed help figuring out what was going on with my body and why was it happening. For reference, I was having regular, severe chest pains, fatigue, brain fog, and Raynaud's syndrome plus other issues. Dr. Turkiewcz kept repeating "you don't have arthritis" He kept stating that I was "young and appeared healthy" and refused to listen or ask proper questions about my condition. I informed him that I was on a drug, prescribed by a di... read more

CH X (ThatsNoMo0n) 

on Google

7 months ago

Was a patient or Dr T a decade and a half ago. From what I can remember, he managed my lupus flares well with medication. The only negative remark I have is my husband was underway with the Navy, our 2 year old got his arm caught in the revolving doors and I couldn't get it out. I yelled for help, not one patient, front desk person, nurse, none came to my aid. Luckily mamas are fierce and I just yanked his arm out before the door pulled his arm out of socket... Not one scratch mark. Other than that I didn't have any issues w... read more

kmar g 

on Google

a year ago

10 years ago, after my labs came out negative for RA. Dr. T (as he calls himself to convey an image of a super cool and friendly guy) gave me no diagnostics, no explanation for my pain, and ended our encounter by handling me a pamphlet about Fibromialgia, without addressing my issues, and with a smile, he told me I should look for a psyachiatrist. After 10 years enduring pain and other symptoms, feeling guilty believing my mind was making up symptoms, I find myself battling untreated and neglected Sjögrens. Thank you Dr. T! ... read more

T. Rose Glass Studio 

on Google

a year ago

My daughter went to dr turkiewicz after she aged out of childhood pediatric. Thankfully dr Gabrielle stabilized her very well and she didn't have any flares for 9 years. Now she is 29 and her first adult flare hit. So she called the office. They told her she had to come in as a new patient again. That's fair. But once she got her referral they wouldn't call her back. So she felt desperate because she is in a lot of pain. She asked to be referred to a different dr. That also did not pan out because she had to be released from... read more

Sarah Alford 

on Google

2 years ago

The drugs Dr. T is in charge of administering for Rheumatic Diseases come with the potential of serious side effects. You are going to have to have lab work and you're going to have to have a yearly x-ray and you may have to have your eyes checked twice a year, etc. He is doing his job of protecting you. Having a rheumatic disease means you are going to have to jump through hoops - it's unavoidable. Drugs are expensive and require additional monitoring. If you bring an issue to Dr. T's attention, like a swollen injection sit... read more