He diagnosed my problem right away explained everything,answered my questions. Had a great bedside manner.Made me feel very comfortable.

So attentive and answered all my questions and concerns I had.

Reputation and see above.

Lump on neck

I like Dr Duyka. He tried hard to get a hold of me to discuss my CT scans over the phone.

He is professional, yet personable.

He explained things that my last doctor was too busy to explain. No rush. I really liked him.

He did a great job and was very friendly and easy to work with.

Spent quality time with me. Asked questions and answered mine. Understood the treatment plan

He puts my needs and concerns first meaning he thoroughly looks through my charts and also is able to recall last conversations from my last visit. That means a lot to me

Very personable and helpful.

Very confident, very knowledgeable. Perfect bedside manner

Professional, experienced and explains the surgery

Very patient

My favorite Docter

He listens and takes his time with you

Knowledgeable

He was very friendly and knowledgeable

He answered all of my questions and put me at ease

Very up to date and alert. Doesn't give the wrong diagnosis

Thorough, personable, and professional

With the exception of him rushing thru the appointment, everything else was great.

Friendly, efficient

The doctor is clearly very knowledgeable and an excellent physician. Some constructive feedback I would offer is that he could do a better job of listening to his patients. He often interrupts and talks over the patient as something is being explained. Or, thinks he knows what you are going to say and cuts you off, when that was not what you were going to say at all. This may not be his fault, though. It could be that Northwestern health system is not allowing this physician enough time to do his visits with patients properly and that he feels rushed, or behind, or under a lot of pressure to get through the string of patients as fast as he can to be more 'productive.' Giving this doctor more time to interact with a patient could allow him to slow down, take a breath, and actually listen to a patient and what they are saying. This would then allow him to deliver better medicine, improve patient experience, and also would likely reduce any potential mistakes made by not spending enough time to get to know what's truly going on with the patient. So, yes, I would suggest slowing down and stop interrupting and talking over patients, but then I would also say to the larger managerial decision maker in charge that this doctor (and perhaps others like him) need more time so they do not feel so under the gun to get the patient out the door. Denying that time is likely penny-wise but pound-foolish, as the saying goes. A more accurate diagnosis and a better patient experience will pay off in the long run and save on costs.

Thoroughly checked affected area. Patiently answered all my questions. Ordered test and explained procedure if a stone is found.

has great bed side manor and very informing

Good doctor. Explains everything and is personable but also professional.

Professional. Seemed pretty knowledgeable and sounds like I’ll have a definitive answer on what’s wrong with me soon. No talking in circles or conjecture.

Knowledgeable, understanding, quick

He explained what he was doing and why, he explained the treatment plan and future options,Very personable, professional, efficient. One of the best docs I have had at NM