If you are referred to this doctor for an ICBC claim regarding a car accident DO NOT GO SEE THIS DOCTOR!! He torpedoes peoples claims saying that their symptoms are related to age, weight, pre-existing arthritis etc. Go to www.canlii.org and put his name into the search bar and you will see that he is practically a professional witness for the defense! He did not entertain asking me about my actual symptoms, he focused his entire examination on possible fibromyalgia symptoms...he re-directed me AWAY from pointing out very specific neck pain, headaches, pinched nerves.... I am a medical professional and know what I am saying. STAY AWAY!!

Submitted June 30, 2014

I saw him yesterday to be assessed for TOS. However, he did not listen to me what my symptoms are. Did not want to see the exercises I do or don't do to improve my condition. Then, basically said I should try taking anti depressants because of how my "condition" makes me feel. Also, proceeded to ask me if I had a tough childhood??? I mean excuse me? He did not assess me properly whatsoever! I do not recommend him at all.

Submitted May 24, 2014

Very adamant with his own views and not ready to listen to patients. Avoid going to him.

Submitted May 9, 2014

Dr. Jaworski is very out of touch with the potential rehabilitation of stroke patients. His knowledge and training is not anywhere close up to date with current research and he is very condescending with a superiority compex. He was downright insensitive to my husband and me during our family meeting and showed no compassion whatsoever. I hope never to cross his path again, except when my husband shows up at his door walking, which Dr. Jaworski never gave him any potential to be able to do in his recovery. The only good thing I can say about this doctor is that it was his "doom and gloom" prognosis that upset my husband and I so much, and probably added to my husband's determination to prove him wrong! This man should not be allowed to treat stroke recovery patients ever, unless he is willing to open his mind and get up to speed with current research!!!!! He is an embarrassment to the medical profession and a danger to the patients he advises!

Submitted Sept. 14, 2013

First visit, no previous records have been delivered from my GP??? Spent an hour, listened attentively, ordered blood work. So far so good, follow up planned. I now keep my own omplete summary record of all tests assessments diagosis, requests, time frames, everything relevent and send them myself to the doctors.Common experience with most doctors has been obvious health rationing and patronizing women to the max. We will see with Dr. J. Last physiatrist was at spine clinic and much worse that Dr. J.I really think they pick and choose according to whose seems important, interesting and influential.

Submitted Nov. 23, 2011

Very rude and not open to any other possibilities than his diagnosis

Submitted Oct. 24, 2011

Dr. Jaworski has very bad bedside manner. He speaks to stoke victims, in this instance, my sister, in a very dismissive manner. He talks to everyone is a very quick, brusque and authoritarian way. He comes to the appointment unprepared in that he has not read the file previously and asks questions which are apparent if he did read the file. I would definitely not recommend this dr. if your loved one has had a stroke. As well he speaks in medical jargon which the average layman cannot understand is is not able or willing to explain.

Submitted Jan. 7, 2011

My family member was evaluated while sick, and medicated. Gave prognosis of no hope. Incorrect prognosis to the knowledge of other professionals in the area and field that my family member is in. Constantly wants to prematurely give the boot to people in rehab.

Submitted Oct. 14, 2008

Gave us a very negative prognosis for our family member (who is already way past the doctor's expectations and still improving!) Seemed to base his assessments and treatment on a very brief,weekly patient/family interview and the inaccurate nurses' notes. Poor bedside manner

Submitted Sept. 27, 2007

Antiquated in his approach to stroke patients. Can be friendly, seemingly willing to admit mistakes. Poor bedside manner at times.

Submitted Aug. 15, 2007