Our family have been going to Dr. Vincent and his wife Dr. Elizabeth Buchinsky for the past 10 years. They are good doctors. They care about their patients.

Submitted Aug. 5, 2020

The Buchinsky's are the absolute worst doctors I have ever been to. They like to give their opinion over matters that have nothing to do with your health. Vincent made up a whole slew of reasons as to why I'm "Fat" and they all were based on my appearance and what he believed to be signs of depression of dark clothes, dyed hair, piercings and music taste. He even went as far to say that I was sexually abused when I was little, which isn't even true. He doesn't even know me on a personal level so he had absolutely no right to judge. Elizabeth swore up and down my sister was on drugs, despite all her tests coming back negative for drugs. Doctors should not be giving their opinion on things that they know nothing about. They shouldn't shove what they believe down their patient's throats. I would honestly rather die than ever have to deal with these two goons for doctors ever again!

Submitted May 22, 2019

Dr. Buchinsky is very unprofessional and incredibly rude. I have worked in the healthcare profession for the past 8 years and have never run into someone so arrogant and not willing to listen to his patients. I will not be coming back to this practice.

Submitted Aug. 4, 2017

Terrible doctor and very rude staff. Waiting time is long. Not easy to make appt

Submitted April 10, 2015

Him nor his staff actually listen. Took my sons in for physicals required to pay a copay "just in case" because the office prefers you have a credit on your acct. I asked for a refund which took 5 months to get. The refund was promptly followed by a letter saying they would not see our family anymore. I would be cautious, the doctors try to upsell unneeded tests, make you pay extra, and generally do not listen to concerns.

Submitted Feb. 11, 2015

Dr hubby and wife think they are perfect. Constant abstinence lectures. Run away from this place as another stated no idea this is a religious practice until they preach to you. Very judgmental!

Submitted Sept. 15, 2014

Saw him for anxiety and depression. He told me to seek god. Wouldn't change my meds even though I explained that they weren't working. Asked about my religious beliefs. I stormed out, and am never ever going back. I left crying hysterically cause I just wanted help.

Submitted Sept. 5, 2014

I was initially told that I would be seeing his wife for my yearly physical but they switched to him without notifying me. He tries to force his religion on patients. Nothing about the practice indicates that it is religiously associated. I was referred to this doctor by a coworker since I am new to the area. I was there for a yearly physical and I was already changed into a gown once he arrived in the room. After the typical questioning about meds and such he then asked me if I went to church. I recognized that this was an odd line of questioning, but being only in the paper gown I couldn't really just up and walk out. When I said "no" he asked why and told me that I should find a church and start reading the bible starting with the old testament, and develop my relationship with god since "he created us and created everything." I thought that would be the end of it, but he revisited his recommendations at the end of the exam. So yeah, unless you want to be "saved," go elsewhere

Submitted June 28, 2012

I came in with a headache and instead got a lecture about premarital sex, that me and my bf should not live together, telling me I should go to church, prying about my parents religion, prying into my personal life like why I am not engaged and hints that I need to do premarital marriage counseling. I am nearly 30 years old, in a stable and loving relationship of 4 years and do not need him lecturing or prying into my life. I came for help with a headache not a life coach at a teen church camp. I will not be seeing him any longer.

Submitted Feb. 27, 2011

This guy misdiagnosed my cancer for three months. It should have been obvious to any doctor that I needed attention with the symptoms I had. He nearly killed me.

Submitted April 7, 2010