Dr. Evan Peck, MD

I’ve seen Dr Peck for a broken leg and now rotator cuff issues. He explains everything in layman terminology. I never feel rushed. He takes his time to point out all options, leaving the final decision to me.

Had late afternoon appointment (3:45 )with Dr Peck who is 4 miles away. We left a half hour before appointment to be ahead of time but got caught in traffic due to a train crossing . We were about 18 minutes late was nothing we could do. There wasn’t a single person there yet he REFUSED to see me even though I had severe pain from torn meniscus. I was in tears begging the staff for him to help me. He refused because I was late. Total lack of compassion and understanding. He may be a good doctor, I will never get to know that. I find it impossible to believe a doctor would totally ignore someone suffering as I am. I am angry and cannot understand how I could be so blatantly refused for an unavoidable delay on arrival. I even called CC and spoke to a Rachel who perhaps never relayed my message. Appears Dr Peck just wanted to go home, his patient care and concern is a big fat ZERO. Beware of this if you intend to see him!!! I would give a zero review for Evan Peck .

My visit with Dr. Peck was quicker than the speed of lightening. Very rushed and inpatient and never got to the questions I had written down as he was gone so quickly. It felt very impersonal .

My experiences with Dr. Peck over the past few years have been nothing short of excellent. Dr. Peck has always explained my orthopedic problems extremely well. He has suggested physical therapy over surgery and for the most part has helped me deal with my injuries. Dr. Peck is very personable and has never rushed me during my appointments.

I met with Dr. Evan Peck & found very in personal. Quick to gt in & out. Felt like a revolving door. What happen to bedside manner.

The shots Dr. peck gave me for my knees exacerbated my pain twenty fold and increased instability when I walk. His attitude made me feel very uncomfortable.