Dr. Constantinos Kintiroglou, MD

I have taken my children to Dr. Kintiroglou for years but recently switched practices. In the past, we found the doctors to be very attentive, kind, and knowledgeable. Over the past few years, the practice has become more like a factory. I had concerns regarding one of my children and brought it up several times to two doctors over the past year. They told me not to worry about it. Unfortunately, they missed a serious condition which another doctor recently found after listening to my concerns.

When my son was born I had another pediatrician ready to go to but wasn’t affiliated with the hospital I was delivering. It was by pure luck, Dr. Kint (the father) took care of my son from birth. We immediately changed our minds and made our first wellness visit with Dr. Kint. He’s beyond knowledgeable, he’s thorough and compassionate! Besides loving how he treats my baby, he’s like therapy for me being a first time mom! I absolutely love him and I highly recommend him.

Phenomenal doctors. I send my children here as well as my entire extended family in the area. Because they are such wonderful doctors, you can only join when your children is a baby. I have seen many celebrities here as well, and we are very close/family friends with both "Dr. Kint" and "Dr. John". Highly recommend. I do say though, the nurses and other doctors are very nice and attentive, but the office staff seem to be a little depressed. This is not an issue though because of the expertise of the doctors.

Staff is aloof, a new doctor didn't even say hello to my 4 y old son, always waiting 30-45 min, will leave the practice.

I highly recommend this practice; Dr Kint and his son Dr John are the finest pediatricians I know. Nurses always recommend them to families. They have cared for my son since his birth 18 years ago. They are exemplary physicians.

I began using this practice when my first daughter was born. Since then I have had 2 other children. I would not ever think of trusting my children's health to anybody else. Their new office is much more comfortable than the old one. Two beautiful, clean waiting rooms. Exam rooms are large and clean. Sometimes I wait, but its worth it. If you can get into the practice, I would recommend it.

I would not trust anyone else with my children. His son is excellent also. I love the entire practice. Beautiful, clean office with 2 waiting rooms.

Drs John and Kint are excellent doctors. My daughter was a premie and has been seeing them since she was born. They are super busy because of the excellent care that they provide. They have expanded their practice and have added additional staff. Of course, I prefer to see them. Dr. Kint is more reserved in giving out medicine, whereas Dr. John prefers to treat illnesses earlier. But it is up to the parent to work with the doctor to get the care their child needs. So if they run out of a vaccine, then it is up to the parent to find it elsewhere or to keep calling back - please take responsibility for your own children. The doctors and the office must keep the needs of ill children a priority and not to keep track of vaccinations.

I consider this man to be one of the best clinicians I have ever met. The Stone review is ridiculous. They have always recommended that I follow all AAP recommendations for my child with regards to vaccination. They only accepts newborns to their practice. Perhaps this is some scorned mother who was turned away from the practice and, in fact, has never actually met Dr.Kintiroglou.

Dr. Kint is an excellent doctor with a wonderful bedside manner. I take my son to thier office and have had nothing but positive experiences. I think Judy Stone's comments should be completely disregarded and totally lack credibility. First of all, Dr. Kint speaks perfect English. He went to the University of Athens, not some unknown foreign school. I find it HIGHLY unlikey that they skipped any vaccinations not to mention the small detail that the FDA does not require pediatricians to give any vaccinations. And why didn't she force the vaccination, she is the mother. A highly unlikely story.