Dr. Kevin Andrew Kline, DO

My only thoughts are that at least he will tell truth about neuropathy unlike his female partners. He lays it out for you. I only wish he had been assigned as my primary care in the practice as I became stuck with his partner due to "office rules" even though he was only one in the practice who can test do neuropathy tests. I'm still baffled why the office assigned a neuropathy patient to a doctor who cant handle tests for neuropathy and who specializes in alzheimers, MS, Migraines but not neuropathy. I recommend Kline but you better get him assigned as your doctor or you'll be seeing him but he cannot control your care. Now I'm forced to leave Cleveland Co for a neuropathy doctor who is competent due to "office rules" So If you're reading this and have neuropathy please ask for Kline to begin with or you will regret it. His demeanor is bordering on rude but hes worth ten of all the other drs in that office! He can have the worst bedside manner in the world as long as he knows what hes… doing and talking about! I'm so aggravated with that office. I sat for hours in the waiting room that was hot as hades too by the way. 80 degrees 3 times. During those many hours I sat i overheard many patients asking to switch to him which is where I got the idea o should ask as well. Apparently I didnt ask on a good day. So I was forced to left the practice. They did offer me a 3rd doctor but then called back and said office policy forbids a change. Interesting I overheard more than one patient switch. Not everyone is treated equally there also. I wasnt. I heard 3 patients approved to change just while I waited. That's basically all i heard while in the waiting room. Patients wanting to switch. My husband even questioned it on the 2nd visit quietly wondering what on earth all these patients were wanting to switch for. Well now we know.

This doctor almost caused me to lose my life and it was a long time before the doctor that saved my life knew if he could save my leg. Because of Dr. Kline botching a surgery on my leg and ignoring the fact that I had the worst and most aggressive bacterial infection you can have I have spent the last 4 years in nursing mes/hospitals/homebound and finally progressed to outpatient therapy. As I lay dying in his hospital, he was planning to put me in a nursing home within the week. He never discussed this with me, in fact the only time I saw him was when he came to debride my leg. Another doctor in the hospital finally was called in to oversee my care and got me transferred out to another orthopedic physician/hospital before Kline put me in the nursing home to die. I was not an old person and this has been very hard to deal with and hard on my husband; who kept hearing from Kline that I was doing very well and had a little infection, but nothing serious. He is personable all… right---he can look you square in the eye, smile, pat your hand and assure you he knows what he is doing. The problem is that he lies. He may get lucky at times but when a problem comes up from his surgery, he does not know or care to do anything to correct it and he won't ask for consultations. Because of Kline I have a leg that will never bend again [but I at least have a leg, thanks to another doctor] and I have an arm that has only minimal use and constant pain. Oh, by the way I went through nine surgeries in one year and more than 38 units of blood. So I say BEWARE---and GO CHECK OUT SOME OTHER ORTHOPEDICS BEFORE YOU LET THIS KLINE TOUCH YOU.