Jonathan Screnock, MD

Roger Marz

Dr Screnock is a great doc. He listens and cares for his people. He takes the time to understand what is wrong.

David Boyle

I’m a 27 year old guy with two year old twins. On top of my wife and I working opposite shifts. My time do to anything is close to none. The office is amazing at getting me in last minute, the staff is wonderful at caring for my needs, remembering my name and making me feel like a friend. The doctor is amazing, I’d put money on it you couldn’t find a better one. If your looking for somewhere to go, stop looking now and call them.

Bog Fietkiewicz

Dr Screnock may be good for reasonably heaIthy people, but I am unfortunately not a model patiant, 72 years old and with lingering effects of a stroke which has once sent me into early retirement. To keep the multiple nasty symptoms of the condition at bay I must be always properly medicated, holding a precarious balance between euforia, depression and outward crankiness. I have even an emotional support dogc taught, for one example, to reminding me when and what pills to take. Seriously. That is not a trifle problem for somebody with shot short memory. For politcorrectness reasons I am not normally bringing the dog to the medical orffices, but on reflexion maybe I should have been. She is a beautiful and well trained bullterrier, very attuned to my emotional state. The service has been OK for a while, then for whatever reason it has worsened, becoming a kind of a conveyor belt - and ultimately I have been summarily dismissed. Yes, fired.To put it mildly a surreal situation from which I am still mentally recovering. Everybody may be drawing his/her own conclusion from the story - I am blind guessing that the income of the office depends somehow on the number of patients served. Hard cases are not profitable, requiring more attention, which principle is a little bit like with a banker lending money only to rich people, who do not need it anyway. I am old enough yet still standing, figuratively speaking, if gradually slipping, but awfully curious about what would have happened have I been 90 ? Would I have been fired anyway ? I guess not, but I would not be betting my partial on it. Have everybody a good life, I am neither revengeful, nor threatening, but I have no choice, but to post only one star here. I have been after all misdiagnosed and mistreated, perhaps even God knows what for purposefully.

Kathy Pinson

Very caring and knowledgeable. He takes the time to answer all your questions and explain your options.