Dr. Kenneth Harold Adler, MD

I've been seeing Dr. Adler for awhile now. While in-person visits would sometimes run fairly behind, I think that is probably because when I'm with him, I don't ever feel like he's rushing me out at the end of the appointment. He's also been great about doing phone and telehealth appointments during the pandemic. Having him to talk to during this super stressful time has been a lifeline.

Dr. Adler is o.k. He was pretty good regarding my medication oversight. He is not the most engaging person. he strikes me as being somewhat depressed

This man is cruel and condescending. While explaining my symptoms and trauma, he didn't seem interested and hardly made eye contact. He prescribed me a blood pressure medication that is supposed to help with PTSD nightmares even though I told him that my blood pressure runs very low. He insisted I would be fine. I ended up passing out and hitting my head from the meds. At a later appointment, he kept falling asleep and asking me questions about conditions I've NEVER had, like asking if my back had improved. I just walked out and told his secretary. I wont be going back.

I had him while in the Psychiatric Ward in Flower Hospital he came in talked maybe 5 mins and rushed the conversation so he could get out of the unit. And 2 out of the 4 days I was there came in woke me up said what are you doing still in bed at 830 in the morning he also did it to a few of his other patients on the floor I wouldn't recommend him to anyone no matter how badly they need the mental health help

He was arrogant and judgmental. After a traumatic experience you expect a doctor to ask questions and listen carefully - maybe even take a note. This guy was clearly just checking a box for the hospital - meaning he could say he saw the patient and charge an exorbitant amount of money for doing nothing. Find someone - anyone else. You will be better off.

I would never recommend this doctor. We worked with him temporarily when seeking help for my mother-in-law. He correctly diagnosed her but when we moved her to another care facility closer to her family, he changed his notes to mess up insurance and cause problems for her deliberately.

Dr. Adler has been there for me since 2013. He has helped me get my life back back on track. I feel better now than I ever have thanks to him and Nicole. Good people who really care.

Adler does IMEs for Sedgwick. I recorded our session and on his report (work comp) he lied He acts sincere -be careful what you tell him. He'll use it against you.

Wait time is bad. Needs to invest in some new waiting room furniture. Unfriendly, does not make eye contact with patient, stays buried in computer. If you ask a question he is very condescending to you. I saw him for six months and only felt worse. He just kept telling me to take more and more meds which we're not even treating my symptoms. He gives you about 10 min. time. I left crying after most apps. in frustration. Run from this man. He needs to retire due to his lack of concern and compassion. First Drs. rule is do no harm, which he grossly neglects to practice.

This doctor should not be practicing!!! Only visited my family member for about 20 seconds the first time and immediately prescribed a bunch of unnecessary drugs just so he's a zombie like all the other patients in the unit without even examining them. Next visit, basically walks in and asks "hows it going" and before my family member could even respond he's walking back out the door. He doesn't give a crap how they are doing, he doesn't care if they are getting better, he doesn't care what is wrong with you..he is just there to DRUG you into submission. I have never seen anything like this in my life. Its like something you see from some 1960's horror movie. Some of the nurses are ok, but they don't seem to know much and they don't make any of the decision..this ONE doctor does and who knows how many other thousand of patients he has on one day.