bad experiences at Mark L. Sczepanski, M.D, anyone?
Rushed consultations. Lack of understanding for specific conditions. Dismissive attitude towards patient history.
Eye Care Center in Grand Forks, North Dakota
1820 S 42nd St, Grand Forks, ND 58201, USA · (701) 775-3151
Of the eye care centers in Grand Forks on the registry, North Dakota Eye Clinic ranks first. Mark L. Sczepanski, M.D. is fourth of 4.
Mark L. Sczepanski, M.D. is an ophthalmology practice located at 1820 S 42nd St in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
While the office is noted for its beautiful decor and attentive staff, patient experiences have varied significantly. Some reviews highlight a lack of thoroughness in addressing individual medical histories, leading to frustration among patients seeking personalized care. Despite the mixed feedback, the practice remains a local option for eye care, with a small number of reviews reflecting both positive and negative experiences.
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Rushed consultations. Lack of understanding for specific conditions. Dismissive attitude towards patient history.
Mark L. Sczepanski, M.D holds an AI Score of 40. North Dakota Eye Clinic holds 69. On Google they rate 3.4 and 4.9. Those are the figures the registry holds for both.
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The clinic is known for its ophthalmology services, although some reviews indicate mixed experiences with patient care.
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North Dakota Eye Clinic leads the Grand Forks eye care center leaderboard with an AI Score of 69, followed by Gregory Emfield, DO, MS (49), Lifetime Vision Center (47) and Mark L.…
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Parking availability at the clinic is not specified, but it is typically expected that clinics provide parking for patients.
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The clinic features beautiful office decor, including quilts of prizewinning quality displayed in the halls.
The clinic does not accept reservations for appointments.
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Beautiful office. Attentive staff. Excellent doctors. That is the pattern across 5 reviews.
The clinic's operating hours are not publicly listed.
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