Dr. Ruth Kevess-Cohen, MD

Dr. Ruth Kevess-Cohen is an excellent Doctor. She is very smart, knowledgeable and very professional. She is patient, kind and a real asset to Cameron Medical Group.

I am the son of a geriatrics patient who had a bad experience at her assisted living facility. Dr. Kevess-Cohen was even worse. Terrible practice that doesn't accommodate patient needs. Beware.

I've always been given an appointment when I've needed, even emergencies, I've gotten an appointment anywhere from within two hours to 24 hours. I may not see my PCP, but an internist in the office is always available.

Dr. Kevess-Cohen was ok I guess, but her intern was pretty unknowledgeable, which was unsettling since the doctor really didn't make an effort to ever really meet me. The 1 star here was generous here and due to the incredible rudeness of the front office and that horrible woman in charge of records. In my opinion, she's rude, racist, and demeaning, and it is not appreciated.

I have been seeing Dr. Kevess-Cohen as my primary care Doctor for over a year now. She is great. I find her to be knowledgeable, friendly, professional, helpful, and she interacts well with her clients. I am pleased with the experience and suggest others use this doctor. The office staff is not the best in town, but they seem friendly and competent, although a little slow at times.

Dr. Kevess-Cohen seems like a good doctor but good luck getting an appointment. You can call and call, and never hear. After my first physical I waited for days for a promised follow-up call on test results. When I finally did call they seemed surprised and angered that I would waste their time. When I tried to get another appointment for a physical eighteen months later, they were so backed up they told me to call a few months after that. They next time I called, they just hung up on me, seemed like due to volume of calls. Finally, when I actually got sick, they told me I was no longer a patient there because I hadn't been in in so long! Catch-22. They're no longer taking on new patients, and I guess that's probably a good idea.