Dr. Charles Edward Kinsella, MD

I was skeptical of Dr Kinsella because of all the bad reviews l had read but my primary doctor reassured me. My appointment went very well. He was very informative, showing me the X-ray pictures of my lungs and explaining to me what I needed to do to help myself. I like that he to the point but I also found him to have a bit of a since of humor. I will definitely continue to go to him.

This doctor was extremely rude to my wife. He is lucky I wasn't there. He has no bedside manner at all. He literally laughed at her in her face. He was no help at all and just wanted to sell his sleep study crap. Seriously lucky I wasn't there. This was an unbelievable experience.

His staff are rude. The rudest staff I have ever dealt with at a Doctor's office. There are better pulmonary doctors out there and I am getting another one. Eventually he'll get the hint that he should listen to his patients.

Horrible doctor. Told me that dust mites were causing my sleep apnea. I told him the pressure in my machine was too high for me to breath and he wanted me to turn it up higher. Would not listen to anything I had to say. Told me that surgery doesn't help sleep apnea. He is a quack.

This is the most arrogant doctor I have ever dealt with.He will not listen to you .He will not answer your questions.He is very critical of the doctors and lab facilities in Johnson county.On my first visit he told me he was sending me to a "REAL LAB " at St.Francis to repeat a test I had done in Johnson county.I walked out of his exam room on my second visit in the middle of my visit. Very, very arrogant.

I've been to this office twice and felt that the doctor/patient relationship would never be a partnership. Dr. Kinsella was nice enough but very dismissive of my questions. He often answered me with one word and abruptly. Also, some on his staff act impatient with any questions, and my phone calls were never returned by his assistant.

Dr. Kinsella is rather dismissive with his answers and comes off as very arrogant. It seems Charles has forgotten that he is nothing more than a well-paid civil servant. He should treat his patients with dignity and respect and not like annoying children.