Didier F. Piot

I worked for Dr Piot as a Registered Nurse from February 1988 until his first retirement in 1992, then returned when he came out of retirement to open the Plaza Clinical Treatment Center and remained with him there until he retired a second time in 1995. I was the Clinical Coordinator during the PCTC days. He demanded a great deal of those around him, but he also paid his office personnel exceedingly well. The welfare of his patients was always his first and greatest priority, and I believe...

I work at the Warwick Towers where He lived me and the Dr. Piot would always take out time to talk with staff he will be missed are at the Warwick Tower.

We are so sorry for your loss. He will be greatly missed by all of us

Sorry to hear of the loss of Didier. He was a very kind soul and he will be missed.

I just found out that Dr. Piot had passed. He will be missed but never forgotten. He was a Hero in the Fight against HIV/AIDS. RIP Sweet Man.

I will miss seeing Dr. Piot come through the doors at Dr. Gathe's office, to just say HI to us all and have a nice chat. I hope that Lauri, his close sister, is finding peace in knowing he has so many people who loved him.

Dr Piot was a special man during a special time in our history. He was very compassionate about quality care for all of the patients. He will be missed. Bob and Denise Casey

Rest in Peace

He and Dr. Gathe and Dr. Stool were true pioneers. Toby Newman Social Worker (Special Diseases Unit)