Raz Winiarsky, MD

"Recently, I had surgery at this clinic performed by Dr. Winiarsky, and I can honestly say that I was lucky to have one of the most professional doctors. I can only be proud of the fact that my doctor was not only an outstanding specialist, but first of all a genuine and compassionate human being. Thank you so much, doctor, for what you do, for your dedication, care, and high level of expertise. Your professionalism and attitude made a very difficult time much easier for me. As for the clinic, I would like to say that it is staffed with a warm, kind, and professional team. From the first visit, I felt supported and cared for. Thank you to the entire clinic and staff. I truly appreciate everything you have done for me. George Chibirashvili"

"I put my trust in Dr. Winiarsky to perform arthroscopic knee surgery, and it turned into an absolute nightmare. Months later, I learned that the surgery I was told would be done was never actually performed. When I confronted him, his only response was, "I'm sorry, I couldn't fix you." That level of dishonesty is shocking and unacceptable. My knee is now in worse condition than before -- I can barely walk and live in constant pain because of his negligence. What makes it even worse is the complete lack of accountability or compassion. Dr. Winiarsky's actions have destroyed my trust in the medical system. It has destroyed my career and i'm disabled because of it. I now have to face another surgery. He is irresponsible, dishonest, and careless. I would strongly urge anyone considering him for surgery to STAY AWAY and find a doctor who truly values their patients' well-being."

"I did not think he drserves 1 star,but needrd it to write the review.My MRI read torn labrums, joint narrowing, osteophytes . Yet Dr Winiatsky told me there was nothing wrong with my hip,infact that my hip was healthy. He did recommend something called forced stretching under anesthesia,involving sedating me,then having technicians force my injured leg ,till the scar tissue inside the joint gets broken up. I turned it down,since my MRI clearly showed damage to the jojnt.I felt forcibly stretching it would injure it more. 2 years later, I went to another orthopedic,who found I now have grade 4 osteoarthritis,and need a totall hip replacement.Dr Winiarsky misdiagnosed me,and allowed my hip to get worse"