Craig S Osleeb, MD

Dr Osleeb misdiagnosed me, told me an allergy test was unnecessary which led to a year of medical pain, distress and insecurities. Not to mention his office required a two month wait time for an allergy test only available a few days a week. I cried on the spot. I’m finally writing this review after being allergy free for 3 years because I left Dr. Osleeb and switched to Dr Resnick, affiliated with CareMount but located up in Poughkeepsie. It was worth the hour and half drive. Dr Resnick treated me on the spot, ran several tests that same day appointment and I found out I had severe tree nut allergies! Rather than give me an allergy test, Dr Osleeb told me it was just my body changing and this was eczema and unfortunately this was something I would have to learn to live with. I was spoken to as if I was a child being even though I was a woman in my late twenties. Please reach out to Dr Resnick!

still waiting for staff to get signed school form for epi pen dispite repeated request. dropped off in person waiting 3 months. school cant administer epi pen without it. BAD BAD BAD. nurse didn't even let me speak to him to renew the first time. Son has really bad allergy and we are very careful at home good so if something happens we have to sue. maybe then they might care

We went to see Dr. Osleeb after my son had numerous allergic reactions to food. He was concerned, but not an alarmist (very good for this first time Mom!). When my son tested positive for several food allergies, he and his wonderful nurse (Patty, I believe) made all of the information simple and accessible. I highly recommend him.

As a nurse I can say Dr. Osleeb is very thorough, highly intelligent, and a very nice man. We were referred to him because our child was being prepared for surgery but had numerous antibiotic allergies. Dr. Osleeb saw us right away and thoroughly evaluated him. It was an involved process. He invited us to spend half the day in his office for testing or we could come back the next day. We stayed - and after much testing left his office with a detailed list of medications to avoid. He quickly faxed his report to the other MD's as well. In the hospital they used the antibiotics he recommended and all went well.

Great doc!!