Dr. Kathryn Winick, MD
Occupational Medicine•Female•Age 50
Accepting new patients
Concentra Medical Center
2920 N Stemmons Fwy Dallas, TX 75247Dr. Kathryn Winick, MD is a Occupational Medicine Specialist in Dallas, TX and has over 15 years of experience in the medical field. She graduated from Ross University / School of Medicine & Veterinary Medicine medical school in 2006. She is accepting new patients. Be sure to call ahead with Dr. Winick to book an appointment.
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- Didn't explain conditions well (4)
- Didn't listen or answer questions (4)
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No longer at this facility but in Urgent Care now, where my experience with Dr Winick was. One of the most genuinely caring healthcare professionals I have ever encountered. Glad I was seen by Dr Winick recently
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Patient D in Dallas, TX – Nov 26, 2018
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Very cold , unfriendly , unprofessional . After 54 years of dealing with different doctors in different fields this was worst encounter i have ever had . I will not be returning or recommending her to anyone . If there was a negative star rating i would have used it . C
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C in Garland, TX – May 24, 2016
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ABSOLUTE WORST DOCTOR EVER!! Beyond extremely rude and very unknowledgable. Still amazes me how some doctors are able to obatain a license since she is most definitely the bottom of the barrel. I would rate her a zero star if it allowed me since she is not even deserving of the one star that I have to give!
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Nicole in Dallas, TX – May 23, 2016
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Definitely not qualified to make decisions about occupational wellness. She has absolutely no orthopedic training which would be relevant to her determining the condition of patients that have been hurt. Her specialty is clinical pathology :Clinical pathology supports the diagnosis of disease. She will say anything to protect her interests when questioned about why a method of therapy was continued when it was obviously causing additional problems beyond the scope of suggested therapy.
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Philip – Feb 06, 2016