Muzykansky Eugene A MD

Dr. Eugene Muzykansky has been my doctor for about 5 ½ years, he listens to what you have to say, he explains things clearly so that you can understand, your not rushed, I can talk to him about everything and if I ask for another opinion, he will refer me to a doctor, if needed no questions asked. I also referred a coworker to him, she is very satisfied, I need not say anymore. I was referred to Dr. Muzykansky by one of my other doctors and couldn’t be happier.

Wow! Amazing Doctor! I came to this location for travel vaccines. Dr. Mazykansky took his time with me discussing the various vaccinations I needed for a trip to Africa. A total of 6 shots. He was knowledgeable, kind and patient! The office was clean and efficient. I recommend him if you plan to travel out of the country and need vaccines such as: Yellow Fever, Typhoid, Adult Polio etc…
I plan to use him as a primary care Physician if his practice accepts my insurance.

My mother’s doctor shares an office with other doctors, and they take turns answering the 24-​hour weekend hotline. I was taking care of my mother, who was 92, and was close to death. On a Friday night in February, 2014, my mother had a terrible physical collapse and I thought she was dying. She had a do-​not-​resuscitate order, had told the family she did not want to go to the hospital again and she wanted to die at home. I called my doctor’s office and was given the number of the doctor on call, Dr. Muzykansky. I called him for advice on what to do and was told to continue what I was doing. My family had come to the house by this time and we were holding a vigil. I was distraught and realized I needed help and so I called Dr. Muzykansky again to ask to begin the hospice service as soon as possible. He told me, in an annoyed tone, that if I waited a few hours, the office would be open, and he said, «You’ve already woken me up twice.» We were stunned. His response made me feel even worse because I had woken him up. My family was in shock, distressed, and needed some medical advice and comforting, and what Dr. Muzykansky gave us was lack of compassion and professionalism. When we started hospice care, I shared this experience with the nurse and CNA, and both of them were appalled. Dr. Muzykansky made a horrible experience even worse.