Dr. Kimberly Hanigar, MD

My first visit with Dr. Hanigar and I was very satisfied. The staff was friendly but professional and listened to me. Dr. Hanigar did a thorough exam, asked questions and listened to my answers. She let me talk and ask questions. Will be going back and I welcome her as my doctor.

Great nursing staff, PA Kim Ryan and Dr. Hanigar are always very thorough with explanations and take plenty of time to listen and address all my questions. My whole family and several friends are patients. They are especially kind and patient with my dad, who has alzheimers. They never get frustrated or short with him when he tells the same story 3 times or more. They go above and beyond to talk to him in a way he can understand and not be alarmed. Means everything to me that they treat him with such kindness and understanding. Recommend A++++

Great Dr. She listens and spends enough time to hear your concerns! Also very knowledgeable. And also kind.

Doctor and staff are caring and take great care of my family.

She really listens and has always treated me well. I appreciate her!

Dr. Hanigar is one of the most caring Dr. I have ever been seen by. You can tell that she loves what she does. She just makes you feel like you are the only one she is caring for. Absolutely love her.

Dr. Hanigar has no compassion for anyone and has no idea how to interact with her patients. Her staff is rude and equally uncaring. If you are on medicare or disability, she'll find some reason to stop seeing you because she is only interested in seeing people with insurance so she can make more money.

terrific doctor. great bedside manner. courteous staff. communicates freely with the McLoud schools if needed.

I've been a patient for over five years. Dr. Hanigar has seen me through many, many different types of appointments. Quite frankly your crazy, if you think you can find a more caring or compassionate physician.

does not seem to listen to parents. my son could have died from his asthma it took me month literally months to get her to listen to me that he didn't have a cold or child bronchitis. he was having asthma attacks and they kept prescribing him amoxacillian saying he had some congestion. NO he had asthma. he is 2. Then the nerve of them to tell me to not let him get that bad again. HELLO!! i took him to urgent care several times. i had months worth of visits to her office. and when i finally said i think he has asthma it was like bells and whistles went off. They should have know the signs and listened to me. i had no prior exposure to asthma...so how is it that i knew what they had but he was misdiagnosed a hand full of times by a doctor. LISTEN to the parents they know their children and when something is amiss...