Francis Kielar's Online Review Report Card
3.4
Average Star Rating
48
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Francis Kielar's Reviews
Great Doctor.
Dr Kielar is a great doctor. My 1 Star goes to his staff! They ask questions that’s protected by HIPA laws and give their recommendation on my prescription drugs! Are you kidding me or what!! Then the woman on the telephone tells me my medical issues is not a big deal, I can wait!!!!!! These people are destroying the doctor business! This staff member woman in the AM in particular! If I was a state auditor the doctor can get into big trouble. Bad business!!!
As a patient of Dr. Kielar's for over a decade I am VERY disappointed over the last few years what I have experienced. It's time to find a new more considerate, caring and compassionate healthcare provider. Examples of dissatisfaction include needing an updated prescription for work purposes (expired days earlier), Dr. Kielar refused to assist without me paying for an in office visit to come in days later to then hand it to me. Another time, I needed FMLA for work and the doctor refused to sign the paperwork while I was sitting in office without me paying an additional fee, and told me I would have to return days later to get it back. More recently when in office for an annual physical, I started to explain some issues I have been experiencing, Dr. Kielar cut me off and told me this is not a sick visit, to make an appointment later. Most recently, I needed insurance covered compression socks, Dr. was not knowledgeable of brand and refused to sign, told me to stick with OTC socks. Called multiple times to request my medical records for a new doctor, the office will not give them to me, sadly not shocking.
He is very compassionate. And caring. If you need something he is always there to help.
As a patient of Dr. Kielar's for over a decade I am VERY disappointed over the last few years what I have experienced. It's time to find a new more considerate, caring and compassionate healthcare provider. Examples of dissatisfaction include needing an updated prescription for work purposes (expired days earlier), Dr. Kielar refused to assist without me paying for an in office visit to come in days later to then hand it to me. Another time, I needed FMLA for work and the doctor refused to sign the paperwork while I was sitting in office without me paying an additional fee, and told me I would have to return days later to get it back. More recently when in office for an annual physical, I started to explain some issues I have been experiencing, Dr. Kielar cut me off and told me this is not a sick visit, to make an appointment later. Most recently, I needed insurance covered compression socks, Dr. was not knowledgeable of brand and refused to sign, told me to stick with OTC socks.
As a patient of Dr. Kielar's for over a decade I am VERY disappointed over the last few years what I have experienced. It's time to find a new more considerate, caring and compassionate healthcare provider. Examples of dissatisfaction include needing an updated prescription for work purposes (expired days earlier), Dr. Kielar refused to assist without me paying for an in office visit to come in days later to then hand it to me. Another time, I needed FMLA for work and the doctor refused to sign the paperwork while I was sitting in office without me paying an additional fee, and told me I would have to return days later to get it back. More recently when in office for an annual physical, I started to explain some issues I have been experiencing, Dr. Kielar cut me off and told me this is not a sick visit, to make an appointment later. Most recently, I needed insurance covered compression socks, Dr. was not knowledgeable of brand and refused to sign, told me to stick with OTC socks.
As a patient of Dr. Kielar's for over a decade I am VERY disappointed over the last few years what I have experienced. It's time to find a new more considerate, caring and compassionate healthcare provider. Examples of dissatisfaction include needing an updated prescription for work purposes (expired days earlier), Dr. Kielar refused to assist without me paying for an in office visit to come in days later to then hand it to me. Another time, I needed FMLA for work and the doctor refused to sign the paperwork while I was sitting in office without me paying an additional fee, and told me I would have to return days later to get it back. More recently when in office for an annual physical, I started to explain some issues I have been experiencing, Dr. Kielar cut me off and told me this is not a sick visit, to make an appointment later. Most recently, I needed insurance covered compression socks, Dr. was not knowledgeable of brand and refused to sign, told me to stick with OTC socks.
Superb family doctor
My husband and I switched to Dr Keilar 5 years ago after being dissatisfied with our previous doctor. His was my mother’s physician. He always listens, asks questions and thoughtfully prescribes whatever is necessary to solve a medical issue. Examination rooms are a bit small and could use some updating, office staff is friendly and accommodating.
Ive been a patient of Dr. Kielar's for over a decade now and have noticed as of recently that he is not as approachable and open to listening as he once was, this definitely set of a concern in my mind as Ive always respected Dr. Kielar's willingness to hear his patients concerns and wonderful listening skills. During my last visit I felt things have changed and that I was rushed and could not feel open to fully discuss my health concerns.
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