Kenneth H. Doolittle Ii's Online Review Report Card
Kenneth H. Doolittle Ii
3.4
Average Star Rating
51
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Dr. Doolittle received 74.5% positive feedback, with patients praising his surgical expertise, thoroughness, and pleasant office staff. However, 25.5% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing rudeness, poor diagnosis, and issues with workers' compensation claims. Overall, while the practice excels in surgical care, it needs better patient interaction and improved claim processes.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Kenneth H. Doolittle Ii's Reviews
What went right: Dr. Doolittle was polite, understanding, and explained things to me well. This is why they got 2 stars. What went wrong: Well first I had to wait a long time but that's not a huge deal. But I'm gonna let you in on a little secret the health care industry won't tell you; always check and see if the office is under the umbrella of a hospital in any way. If so, it's not a doctor's office, it's an outpatient care facility, and if you haven't met your deductible yet, you're going to be paying way more than if you went to a private practice. My total cost for an x-ray was almost $500, compared to a $60 x-ray at a private practice. This is more of an indictment on the industry as a whole than this particular office (or should I say outpatient care facility).
Would not recommend. Did not listen or properly examine. Was told child had sprain. Went to another provider who took multiple x-ray that showed 2 fractures.
I was injured out of state on a Work trip. When I fell, I thought my biggest problem was a concussion. But when I tried to walk, I was unable to. Doctor in ER said I would be OK. Came home and saw an Ortho doc after 5 weeks because I still was not able to walk without a walker. MRI was ordered and I had broken my pelvis in 3 places. Dr. Doolittle reviewed my case for Ohio BWC and denied the claim. VERY POOR!
JUST INFORMED BY LETTER THAT THIS CROOK DENIED MY CLAIM. DID A LOT OF RESEARCH ON THIS GUY. FOUND MOSTLY BAD REVIEWS NO WONDER HE WORKS FOR WORKER'S COMP TO COLLECT $450 FOR EACH CLAIM HE DENIES. WELL AS THE SAYING GOES WHAT COMES AROUND GOES AROUND. KARMA
THIS COMP DOCTOR NEVER SEES YOU BUT TURNS DOWN YOUR CLAIM EVEN THO YOU HAVE THE BEST ORTHOPEDICS IN SUMMIT COUNTY!!! AS THE SAYING GOES MONEY TALKS!!! THE DEVILS HOME MUST BE BIG!!
Works for workers comp according to him everybody lies and is old doesn't read reports and makes up lies
Workers comp pro agree with last 2 anyone else who has had this happen to the please add comment got paid $450 to lie
I have had a knee surgery and shoulder surgery, and have known several people who have also been treated by Dr. Doolittle. He is careful to listen to all complaints and to care for his patient(s) with respect and consideration. I am very pleased with the results of my surgeries and would choose no one else for my orthopedic issues.
This doctor is in the pocket of workers comp... he gets paid to turn down legitimate cases . He never sets eyes on the patient but gets big bucks to rule on a case.
Doolittle is a highly qualified and thorough surgeon who expects the best care for his patients from his service providers. I appreciate him looking out for me. He staff is knowledgeable and very personable.
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