Indywidualna Praktyka Lekarska MARCIN WOLSKI
Lubańska 11/12, 59-900 Zgorzelec, Poland
3.5(16 opinii)
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O gabinecie
Indywidualna praktyka lekarska dr. n. med. Marcina Wolskiego, specjalisty zajmującego się onkologią.
Cennik usług
Procedury diagnostyczne
| Chemioterapia | — |
| Leczenie celowane | — |
| Leczenie systemowe | — |
| Profilaktyka | — |
| Radioterapia | — |
Lekarze
dr n. med.Marcin Wolskimężczyzna
Absolwent Uniwersytetu Medycznego we Wrocławiu. Od kilkunastu lat zajmuje się onkologią.
Opinie pacjentek (Google)
- Natalia
Dr. Wolski provided exemplary care for my aunt during her three-year illness. He was always reliable – thanks to his professionalism and compassionate demeanor, my aunt felt cared for until her final moments. I wholeheartedly recommend this doctor to anyone looking not only for an outstanding specialist, but above all, for someone with a true calling. My family and I are incredibly grateful to him for extending the life of our beloved aunt, mother, daughter, sister, friend… and for providing her with such care. Such doctors are hard to find.
a year ago
- Ewa Wiśniewska
I understand that everyone has their own opinion, so I'm sharing mine because I'm shocked by the poor reviews. In my opinion, he's a wonderful doctor who provides world-class treatment. Gliwice Oncology gave us six months of systemic treatment, which had no positive effects. We found a doctor who provided us with world-class holistic care, and we were given an extra year and a half. Contact with him was fantastic and available at all times. Even though our story didn't end well, he did everything to ensure my husband and the father of our children would be with us as long as possible. I will be forever grateful for his time, care, and fighting for my husband. To me, he's a wonderful doctor.
a year ago
- Anna Moneta
I'm very pleased with my visits with Dr. Wolski. I've been under constant supervision for a year now. My brain is in good shape. Follow-up visits are fine. Each time, I've been referred for an MRI without any problems. I wholeheartedly recommend it.
10 months ago
- Karolina Borkowska-Knight
I went to see my dad, who was suspected of liver cancer. The doctor showed a lack of interest in the advanced stage of the disease; he was unkind and showed no empathy (despite giving my dad 3-6 months to live). I quote: "Treated or not, the result will be the same," and "there's no cure for cancer in Poland." During the visit, he stared at his computer screen and cell phone, not at the patient. It turns out, however, that there are modern methods of treating liver cancer in Poland. Pam Wolski simply didn't want to apply for them. My dad is now under the care of a wonderful team of doctors in Kielce. The treatment he's undergoing gives him a chance for an additional 12 months (or more) of life, without the need for devastating chemotherapy. It seems Mr. Wolski didn't care enough to give my dad time and hope. There are wonderful, professional doctors in Poland with tremendous empathy. Mr. Wolski is NOT one of them. If you're looking for a good specialist, keep looking.
2 years ago
- Martyna Ostrowska
This man shouldn't call himself a doctor. The visit lasted one minute, he didn't explain anything, he was terribly indifferent, and he showed no interest in the results at all. I'll say it: avoid him if possible, it's a waste of time. He's just a jerk and a simpleton.
a year ago