I was told they were running behind, twice. Yet, they called me in pretty quickly. He entered the room smiling, introducing himself, and shook my hand. That was a great start! Then I felt rushed during the visit. In addition, Dr. Tylicki speaks very, very fast. I mentioned this, explaining that I was hearing impaired, wore hearing aids, and how difficult it was to follow him. (He responded that other people said the same.) It was a whirlwind experience. I also mentioned this to the gal up front on my way out. She agreed that he speaks very rapidly. So, I don't know what to make of it. It wasn't just me, and I did make him aware of it. Otherwise, he is very personable, seemed very knowledgeable, and made me chuckle a few times. I just don't know how much of what he said I was able to absorb, and that bothers me. How much did I miss? How does one in the medical field not understand hearing loss and the struggles that come with it? Super frustrating! My scores would be higher if it weren't for that. I am following up with PT as he suggested. We shall see after that....