Dr. Sarah Flesch Kerlin, MD

Dr. Kerlin is one of the best Dr.'s I have ever had not only does she listen and truly care she takes the time to explain. Not only is she amazing but her staff is incredible as well. The nurse Kim I can not say it enough I adore her and all her comfort and compassion she is a true blessing. I have recommended this office many times and I will recommend them every chance I get. #bestobteamintown

Sarah was with me for my first pregnancy and got me in as a new patient quickly. Had she not taken me that day, we would have lost our baby. Furthermore, in a normal yearly appointment, she discovered a serious medical condition (brain tumor) and referred me to care that saved my life and was outside of her "area of focus." I trust her completely!

I have gone here for 3 years and Dr Kerlin and her Nurses are amazing! If it wasn't for her help we wouldn't be having our baby boy!

Dr. Kerlin is GREAT!! After my surgery, she called to check on me. I had a minor setback after the surgery and she called me to see how I was doing, had me to come in and made sure I was ok. Very loving and caring.

Dr. Kerlin is a sweetheart. She is always nice, happy, and funny. But I will NEVER go back to her. I went to her for my pregnancy and loved everything about her, up to the point of delivery. I was induced due to Preeclampsia. She broke my water about 15mins. after they started the induction. My delivery was 12hrs and I pushed for 3hrs (unheard of). She also didn't come in the room until the last hour of pushing. My baby was in the wrong position (face-up) the whole time. She should have offered a C-section in the beginning, not after I had been pushing for 3 hours. She had to use the vacuum to assist. During that process, some skin on the back of my baby's head was torn off. Also, when my baby came out I ripped apart (4th degree tears) from hole to hole, through my vaginal and anal walls, and my muscles. Not only that, but since she broke my water so early, my baby had to go to the NICU and be monitored and treated with antibiotics since she was in there for so long while the water had… been broken. Now, I am over 3 months post pardum and still dealing with complications. I have a fistula (which causes stool and gas to pass through my vagina), which I knew I had from 4 weeks post pardum and saw her several times and each time she said she didn't think I had one. Come to find out, I DO have a fistula and I have to have surgery to repair. Not only that, but they have to repair my pelvic floor muscles, and my anal sphincter muscles. So there ya go. I have a LONG road of recovery still. Niceness only gets you so far. You can be nice and still not do a good job. Just be careful.

Beware of this doctor recommending surgeries you do not need and performing the surgery with her lazy eye then ignoring you after she destroys your body and life with a laprascopy. Do not let this woman practice on your body let alone your wife or unborn child.

Dr. Kerlin and all the staff are amazing!

I started going to Dr. Kerlin for assistance with GYN care and difficult hot flashes due to chemo treatment 20 years ago. Dr. Kerlin is very caring, knowledgeable and takes the time to answer questions and explain reasons for course of treatment. Very good Dr. for us older folks as well!

I love Dr. Kerlin and her entire staff.

I am currently 33 weeks pregnant but I was 28 weeks when I found Dr. Kerlin. I had wanted to change OB's since I was about 18 weeks due to previous doctor not having any bedside manner, never being on time, dressing like a 20 year old going to a club and rude office staff. When we met Dr. Kerlin I knew she was the doctor for us. She is very kind, explained everything and is willing to help out in any way she can. This is my 6th pregnancy and I'd have to say she is one of the best doctors I've ever had. Thank you, Dr. Kerlin & Staff.