Dr. Kevin Michael Reid, DO

Very fine physician

He is the best doctor I have had. He answers your concerns/questions. He sits down to explain your overall health.

Dr. Reid is a good dr. He lets you know what he's doing and actually talks to you. He goes above and beyond to make sure you are taken care of.

Worst experience of my life with a doctor, He doesn't call his staff back during the night hours when he's on call to let them know how to treat his patients. If you get admitted at night and he's on call you wont get any medical care

My mother has had a wonderful experience with Dr Reed and has always been seen promptly and treated well. Unfortunately, trying to schedule a procedure was quite a different story. The woman in charge of scheduling his procedures was beyond rude and disrespectful. Made disparaging remarks about Dr. Reed and my mother to the point that she wouldn't allow my my anemic mother to sit down even thought there was nobody else in the office and bringing her to tears. Luckily, the office manager, Sara, intervened but the experience has still traumatized my elderly parents. Kudos to the office manager for taking charge. Hopefully, no other patients will have to endure this other woman again.

Dr Reid discovered what was making me ill. I had already visited three other doctors. Thank You Dr Reid

Dr. Reid knows his internal medicine. He is mostly business and some pleasure. He is Serious about what he does and wants his patients to be healed and healthy.

Myself and my family have doctored with Dr Kevin Reid for 25+ years. He is the "best" of the "best". Treats his patients as family. His diagnosis and treatments are outstanding. His understanding of the internal body and how medicines interact and treatments are astounding.

Have seen Dr. Reid for testing twice - very satisfied

This was truly the worst experience I have ever had with a doctor, by far. He really should hire someone to interact with his patients instead of subjecting them to his impatience and, frankly, rudeness. The first two times he came to examine my wound in the hospital, he did not even tell me who he was. I had to ask as he was about to walk out the door the second time. When I tried to ask him questions about my treatment, he had a fit. He would not listen to my questions or give direct answers, instead angrily instructing a nurse to just print my chart. This was just one of the multiple instances of unprofessionalism I endured while under his "care."