Dr. Jan Radzik, MD

"The one doctor I had who could properly and thoroughly read my blood tests and gain insights that a # of doctors just aren't trained to do right now. He is not an "urgent care" doctor, he is a long-term health doctor. It's been 10 years and I've moved out of state, I still send my blood tests to him and get his opinion on what else to check and what was possibly missed. Want long-term health? Check him out."

"If you want an MD, you won't find it here. He'll talk non stop about the supplements he believes in and will not listen to your concerns. All the while, he will present you with photocopies of articles about what he's talking about. He'll regale you with observations of how well all that has worked for him, which it has, therefore the 2 stars*. After an hour of this, will conduct a perfunctory basic exam and will be willing to renew whatever prescription you brought in. What I wanted was an MD that would recommend supplements AFTER taking my concerns seriously and would have enough knowledge to recognize signs of conditions that would require immediate attention. If you want herbs or supplements, there's a clinic up the street that can probably make recommendations after LISTENING to you. Oh, and HIS MASK WAS UNDONE. * I took away one star for that. 12/22 I forgot to mention that he also made a mistake on the above prescriptions, writing down the wrong dosages. Sseems like instead of "Do no harm" he says "Whatever""

"I was desperate to get my mom in to a doctor since she had no PC and was suffering from dementia like symptoms and also a suspected UTI. My sister made an appointment here and we both attended as Mom isn't capable of taking herself anymore. What ensued was a nearly three hour visit. Dr Jan first told us he was only wearing a mask because the law said he had to but it doesn't make any difference. I should have left but like I said, we were desperate for her to be seen by a medical professional. He talked and talked, made very little effort to listen. It was more like an infomercial than a doctor visit. Both my sister and I were taking time off work to attend this appointment but it went on for such a long time she had to go back to work. My mom wet her pants while sitting in his examination room while he showed us redacted medical documents of people that had benefited from his particular brand of dietary supplements that he insisted were only available at his office. It was a dizzying experience. I agreed to buy some of his supplements for over $80. He didn't even examine my mom. Not even after she wet herself. No urine test for the suspected UTI. Did not order a blood test, did not offer any referrals, all he did was do a disjointed Ted Talk about Swedish fish oil and charged my mom's insurance. After I was able to get mom seen by an actual doctor, she did have a UTI, and has vascular dementia. PLEASE don't make the mistake I made. The reason why you can get an appointment is he isn't a real doctor, or if he is, isn't willing to perform the duties of one. What he seems to be doing is Holistic Nutrition Therapy, which is fine if that's what you are there for but if you need someone to put you on the path for a diagnosis and real world treatment...even urgent care would have been a better choice."

"Truely a gem of a human being. Seems more determined to give knowledge in order to help his patients than make money and has no problem spending time to explain things. He backs his facts up with documented studies and articles from other researchers and doesn't have a problem giving credit where credit is due. I'm really glad I found him."

"I saw Dr Radzik a few years ago. He is a learned man and an inspiration. He really is. He exuded an enthusiasm that was unexpectedly positive and thought provoking. Before seeing him I didn’t have much experience and therefore faith that we can change our health by our behaviors."