Dr. David Tylicki, MD
Pain Medicine•Male•Age 47
Accepting new patients
Pain Management, Spine, and More
Wilkinson Medical Clinic
36500 Aurora Dr Summit, WI 53066Dr. David Tylicki, MD is a Pain Medicine Specialist in Summit, WI and has over 21 years of experience in the medical field. Dr. Tylicki has more experience with Pain Management and Spine than other specialists in his area. He graduated from University Of Wisconsin Medical School medical school in 2000. He is affiliated with Aurora Medical Center Summit. He is accepting new patients. Be sure to call ahead with Dr. Tylicki to book an appointment.
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- Staff friendliness (17)
- Appointment scheduling (15)
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Not good beside manner. Very cold to my pain. Accused of faking the amount of pain I was in and Would not fill out forms for handicap parking.
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Hulu – Jun 18, 2020
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The Doctor must follow what his employer says. The Doctor knows Cortisone injections around the spine do nothing. He is forced to follow a bad practice. He doesn't have the tools he needs to help people. Most people he treats suffer from ligament laxity that's not shown on MRI, CT scan, Flexion X-Rays. His treatment is outdated. Digital motion X-Rays are needed for whip lash victims. The Doctor should admit that nerve conduction tests don't work for most people. The system..not HIM.
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- Appointment scheduling
- Office environment
- Staff friendliness
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- Long wait times
- Appointment was rushed
- Didn't listen or answer questions
- Didn't explain conditions well
- Didn't trust the provider's decisions
Matthew Flach in Pewaukee, WI – May 22, 2018
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Excellent knowledge of cervical radiculopathy. Helped alleviate my pain by sending me to Adam Davis in Hartland for dry needling.
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Mar 12, 2018
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Knowledgeable, conservative and trustworthy.
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Mar 03, 2018
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My daughter, Becky, broke her tibia and fibula in gymnastics. Dr. Tylicki was able to calm my daughter down and provide a reference to an excellent surgeon. Becky continues to see Dr. Tylicki for follow up. We love his dry sense of humor!
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Feb 20, 2018
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A very kind-hearted physician
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Feb 20, 2018
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I can not in good judgement recommend him to anyone. I came to him for help and now have more pain and problems. He neglected to listen to what I was telling him as far as my daily struggles with pain ,he turned me over to his totally incompetent side kick which in my opinion has no place handing out Band-Aids much less diagnosing,treating or anything else with a fragile human being. The compassion from either one was lacking. If you can't understand or help You Don't Belong In That Profession
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Lynda in Hartland, WI – Sep 21, 2017
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Highly DO NOT recommend. Doesn't listen to patient symptoms or history along with being very rude & condescending. When a patient already deals with crippling daily pain, the last thing needed is a doctor with such rude mannerism. He seemed more interested in everything else except the patient he is seeing at the time.
The front desk staff was amazing, excellent facility but unfortunately not a pleasant experience with this doctor.
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Sep 17, 2017
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Poor listening skills. Exhibits nervousness while in procedure room. Openly complains to staff while patient is laying on table, unnecessarily rude to staff and reprimands them during procedure, thus making patient uncomfortable and more anxious. It's hard enough to be calm while someone is sticking a needle in your spinal area.
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Stella Rose in Pewaukee, WI – Apr 13, 2016