For the Upper Ohio Valley the office is above par! Office staff are on it and look at you when you…read morespeak! That is so rare unfortunately!

Have been going to Dr. Przybysz for many years and he is always helpful and professional. Would…read morerecommend to anyone looking for a new doctor.

My mother was under his care at Wheeling Hospital. He was clueless with her symptoms and…read morecondition. When I questioned extremely concerning things that were happening to her, he looked confused and I could tell he had no idea any of this was happening and he made up things as he went and blew everything off as nothing. She pleaded with him to stay one more night and he scolded her, told her she was sitting in a hospital for too long and needed to go home and get on with her normal routine. We took her back to the ER after she was sent home and they sent her to Ruby. She died 2 weeks later.

From the owner: A Division of Wheeling Hospital…read more Andrzej Przyszlak. M.D., is a family medicine physician who sees patients at the Wheeling Clinic. Dr. Przyszlak, who received his medical degree from Wroclaw Medical University in Poland, served his family medicine residency at Wheeling Hospital. He is board certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians.

Compassionate doctor. Listens well. Knowledgeable but also willing to send a patient out for a…read morespecialty referral. The office staff is very kind/pleasant. I feel good going to Dr. Wilson and I trust him.

I had my first colonoscopy supposedly with Dr. Wiley. Never met the man in my life. Consult in…read moreoffice completely unnecessary. We have been doing colonoscopy's for a long time do a virtual an sign the consent when you go in For the actual screening. No wonder you can't get people to keep up on their preventative care As if that consult is even worth the $100.00 dollars for the basic information they give you. They didn't even give the prep they said i was going to get.

Dr. Wylie is the type of doctor you only see once, the day of your surgery. His unorganized office…read morehandles everything else. He performed surgery on my mother while taking a particular medication for her AI condition (that could potentially hinder healing) which we were aware of. This surgery resulted in a "temporary" ileostomy. During this time she suffered with severe dehydration due to the ileostomy. No one took it upon themselves to explain that this could be an ongoing issue, nor were they in any rush to solve the problem. Wheeling Hospital also does NOT have an Ostomy nurse which in my opinion is a must for someone undergoing this type of surgery. There is no one to educate you on how to care for yourself and the severe issues and ileostomy can cause! Five months later, the surgery was scheduled; everything reviewed and all paperwork signed. A week before the reversal, he refused to do the surgery because she was taking that same medication, which she cannot be off of. The surgery scheduler called to tell my Mother this, not the doctor, NP, PA or anyone with a valid explanation. This was NEVER communicated from the start or she would not have went through with the surgery. This left us scrambling to find another surgeon, so you can imagine the additional stress. I am not one to complain, but when researching a doctor, I want a REAL review. There is a lot more to this story as to what a mess that office is, so please do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. It may be convenient because he's local, but your physical health and care will suffer.

Please avoid this doctor and her staff at all costs. They called in an incorrect dosage for my…read moremother's medicine. When my mother became ill, they blamed it on the pharmacy, saying 'you just can't trust computers...' Then, after a diagnostic test, Dr. Adamovich delivered a serious diagnosis in one sentence, without any explanation. My mother is in her 80s and was left with so many questions unanswered! The doctor offered no information for caregivers. Then my mother got sick on the medicine that Dr. Adamovich prescribed. We called the nurse who said to stop taking it and call back Monday. We left several messages the following week, but never got a call back. The office just ghosted my mother, who was left without care! So we took her to WVU in Morgantown and got really great attention and care. Avoid Dr. Adamovich. She and her staff are very unprofessional.

From the owner: Brenda Adamovich, D.O., has expertise with the following neurological disorders: epilepsy;…read moreneuromuscular disorders (diseases of muscles and nerves); stroke; traumatic brain Injury; headache; migraine Headaches; dystonias; dementia; Parkinson's Disease; multiple sclerosis; restless legs syndrome; movement disorders; sleep apnea; brain and spinal tumors' myasthenia gravis; amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig's Disease). Among the treatments Dr. Adamovich provides is botox therapy. This treatment benefits some patients with migraine headaches. Others who can benefit from this treatment include patients with cervical dystonia (muscle spasms and tightness of the neck causing pain), blepharospasm (uncontrolled eyelid closing), and spasticity or muscle tightness due to cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and other disorders of the central nervous system. Dr. Adamovich graduated from The Ohio State University with bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in speech and hearing science. After receiving her medical degree, Dr. Adamovich completed a neurology residency at the West Virginia University School of Medicine in 2009. She then completed a neurology fellowship in neurophysiology at Allegheny Hospital in Pittsburgh in 2010 where she received specialized training in epilepsy and neuromuscular disorders (diseases of muscles and nerves). A test she published to assess cognitive skills after traumatic brain injury now is used internationally.