Dr. Peter Siler Kinnebrew, MD

Well, after reading these reviews, I must say, some things never change. My daughter was a patient of this doctor for a short time. She was born in 2000 with Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy. She was also hearing impaired. Dr. Kinnebrew told me in a not so subtle way, "Don't expect her to walk or talk, as she probably never will" I didn't believe him bleek prognosis and found a more positive pediatrician who saw her through to adulthood. Just in case he gets a copy of this. She went on to become a public speaker in her teens and she has walked across to graduate from HS, Undergraduate, and Masters degree programs. She is happily married and has a 2 year old daughter. You couldn't have been more wrong doc!!! The single star is a gift in my book.

Hello Dr. K. You may not remember me but I sure do remember you. You were my doctor when I was a child in Richlands Va. My lungs didn't work. He was the most amazing doctor I ever had and he made my illness bearable and not so scary. I spent alot of my childhood in the hospital and some people didn't think I would live. He took my fear and replaced it with calm and grace. Thank you Dr. K. Because of you I will turn 39 this year and my lungs are in great shape. My family owned Reynolds Oil Comp in Richlands. Im Jamie Reynolds. I hope you are living your best life!

This was my 14 year old daughter's first visit with him and he gave her the most thorough well-child checkup I have ever seen in my 25 years of parenting. Exquisite bedside manner . my daughter felt so comfortable around him and I did as well.

When I was seven years old, my family had just moved into the area and Dr. Kinnebrew became our pediatrician. In his general checkup, he included an examination of the genital area, which was not something my then five-year-old brother and I, nor our mother who was present, were expecting. Though it's apparently a common practice, not all pediatricians do it, and many of those who do are very careful to do it quickly and may not even have the child completely take off his or her clothes so that it's not traumatizing. Dr. Kinnebrew was the only pediatrician we had who did this type of exam. He had us take off our undies completely and lay on our backs on the table while he looked at and probed the areas. It was extremely uncomfortable for me because at that age, my own father didn't even see me naked anymore and I was starting to take baths totally by myself. No one prepared me or my brother for this new part of our physical checkup-- a grown man we barely knew looking at and touching… our privates-- and it is something that I continue to remember negatively at the age of 23. Dr. Kinnebrew also communicated to my mom as if it were her fault that my eczema was so severe. (It was certainly not her fault, and actually turned out to be a result of over-prescription of topical steroids to treat what had once been eczema, which I finally healed from about two or three years ago). Dr. Kinnebrew might be very knowledgeable and have the medical expertise a doctor needs to have, but I really hope he has improved his communication skills over the years because he definitely came across to my mother as rude and arrogant, and I never looked forward to seeing him as I did the other pediatricians I had before and after him growing up. I'm appreciative of the opportunity to finally voice this somewhere.

I have been taking my kids here for 6 years!! He is so wonderful! So are the nurses. The place is clean and kid friendly. He meet us at the hospital once when my son was having trouble breathing and took great care of him for a whole week. My son never got stuck with a needle not one time! Dr.kinnebrew he said he would only do it if it was necessary. Thanks to dr.kinnebrew my kids have been well taking care of by a wonderful doctor!

Best ped. doctor ever!

I have used this doctor for my children's pcp for 10 years and he has provided caring, knowlegeable care. Hazel Green Pediatric's policy on vacinations may give certain parents pause if they wish to follow a nontraditional vacination schedule. This doctor has always explained and involved me in the process of my childrens' care. He has been open to any and all questions I might have (both at the office and calling in) regarding their treatment and care. He is good at stressing the importance of following up on ongoing health problems when they occurr. His office manager is patient when working with insurance difficulties and will work with you as well.

Dr. Kinnebrew always puts the child first. The only people I know that didn't like him were ones that he stepped on their toes when giving them straight facts about the health of their child. For instance parents who smoke around the child or parents that fed the kids junk. His follow ups are great and he spends adequate time with each patient.

My Wife and I went to Hazel Green Pediatrics to see if we were going to take our son there. Dr. Kinnebrew was kind enough to show us around and tell us how the practice worked. The facility is clean and seems to be in good order.When we asked Dr. Kinnebrew about delaying some immunizations and holding off on the Hepatitis B (a sexually transmitted disease) till our child was older, he said that He and Dr. Roy had a policy that they would only follow the CDC guidelines for immunizations. When I asked him why he wasn't willing to delay immunizations, he said it would take extra time and that he wasn't willing to do that.I know that the possibility of having a bad reaction to a vaccine is low, only about 5% of kids do. However, this is our first child and I would prefer to only get two immunizations at a time so that if he did happen do have a bad reaction to a vaccine I would know which of a couple it was instead of the 4 to 8 vaccines normally given at an appointment. When I told… Dr Kinnebrew this he said that he usually gets asked this about twice a year and that those people must find someone to go to, because they don't come back to him.It sounds to me like Dr Kinnebrew is a great Doctor to go to as long as you long as you don't question him, and do everything his way. So if you don't have an opinion or want to be lead blindly as far as your child goes, go with Dr Kinnebrew, but if you want want a say in the way your child is taken care of find someone else.