I had been thinking of getting a mommy makeover since I had my last baby 20 years ago! I did my research, spoke with some nurse friends and decided on Dr. Fleming at Kadlec. I totally made the right choice. He has a bit of a dry sense of humour but he is absolutely skilled at what he does. He even gave me his cell number to call directly if I had any concerns after my surgery. read more

Dermatologist Visit ... Red Flags Do Not Waste your time with these people A Complete Circus Show. 0 stars. Quite lower if it was an available choice. Extremely unprofessional by a medical professional and medical team avoid this place. As soon as you walk-in, you realize you're not at a dermatologist office.. but at zoo full of narcissistic people that work there and so-called professionals that are very unprofessional.. Problems from the start at check-in. With no computer check in, valid birthday check or id request So after waiting about 30-40 minutes in the lobby from my appointment time. A very abrasive and rude intake person came out to get me took me back. As I was covering my issues with her.. she acted like she didn't want to be there. When I commented about how abrasive she actually was acting.. she snickered like she didn't wanna give a ___ and didn't really want to be working there. She went out, returned with Christina Rodriguez.. about ten mins later.. I'm sure after they had their little chat pow wow time together.. Both returned with rude very abrupt attitudes. Medical professionals.. yeah right.. joke! They were both giving off major sandpaper vibes and a very high lack of care and professionalism at this point.. Christina, especially with the -I don't really care about this patient demeanor... The questions she asked were like: Super snappy Are you around mosquitoes!!? Do you work outside!!!? Are you around bugs!!!!!? Ok fine, I could see how those might be valid questions.. But then she says and I quote, "Do you live in a tent?" This is a professional question asking me if I live in a tent?? My answer was: No ..I don't live in a tent. She will then sit I hear a little stool while the intake person is again behind. The computer .. Then ask, what medications you are on? Those are right on their computer screen in the room any medical office has that information.. Their pre-check intake person brought my medications up on the computer screen as well as saw them on my phone when I showed her. When I pointed that out, Christina Rodriguez said,.. "You can't even answer the question of what medications you are on!!??" Well, maybe if you two would've reviewed my notes out in the hall that the intake person was supposed to tell you.. instead of worrying about me asking why she was so abrasive you might know that.. Not to mention.. Like ...oh ok really??.. You can't even get up off your own unprofessional butt to look at the computer screen 2 feet away!!?? To read them!!?? All this happens while the intake person just stands there behind the computer and has it in front of her face on the screen ..She then finally verbally rattles off 1 ointment and 1cream in their drug names.. Was that so difficult?? My lord... ~By the way, some people are not in the medical profession or a pharmacist. Certain medicines are hard to pronounce correctly in their generic names for your average person that's not in the medical or pharmaceutical field.. They have all that information right in front of their faces on their computer at their fingertips. But intake is staring at the computer acting like they are working in a car wash. Christina Rodriguez is sitting on her a** like she's too entitled to get up and walk 2 feet to look at the computer screen. Christina Rodriguez nurse Dermatologist ummm lets review 1. Too lazy and entitled to walk 2 feet from her stool. Won't bother to review the information that is clearly available to her after she talked to the intake person before she entered and after she enters the room.. 2.She will just sit down in front of you asking questions like: Do you live in a tent? Cmon that's not a professional question.. just rude. At one point.. Christina Rodriguez says, --this is the icing on the cake! The real juice here.. She had the nerve to say to my face mind you.. "You Look Like You Live in a Tent" --at which point I said... THANK YOUUUUUU!!!!! Right back to her face and called her out for it.. after I had already said I didn't live in a tent.. 2. Christina Rodriguez absolutely knew what she said was extremely unprofessional and belittling.. Clearly she displays narcissist personality markers along the way to put her own patients down that are there seeking help.. 3. She absolutely knew what she was going to say before she even said it. As she brought up tent before that and I already stated.. No I don't live in a tent. When she said you look like you live in a tent!! ..She didn't expect to be called out. Once called out like any narcissist will do.. she tried to gaslight and say she said .."So you don't live in a tent? like she was trying to check off boxes when it clearly was a very unprofessional second dig on her part. Will gladly get another referral as his place is an absolute joke brimming with narcissistic entitlement attitude and unprofessionalism read more

What a quack, during surgery he cut my tendon, got infected. He had no idea what was wrong, put me through 3 surgeries not 1. Then I had to go to an Infectious disease physician where I got a pick-line in my arm for 3 weeks and I had to go to the hospital every day for those 3 weeks and get an I.V. infusion lasting an hour every day for 3 weeks. Find a doctor who knows what he is doing. read more

Avoid this place at all costs. I set up an appointment and had to wait three months. Then, a week before my appointment, they call and cancel saying that they're not taking new patients. Why didn't they tell me this when I made the appointment? This is very unprofessional. They wasted three months of my time. If the doctor is as bad as the scheduler, you might want to avoid this place and find a different dermatologist. read more

I went to Dr. Fleming last April. His office is very busy and well run and very clean, which was a great first impression. The staff are really friendly and down to earth. Dr. Fleming was a little bit intimidating at first but then my husband and I saw he also has a funny side which put me at ease! One thing that I remember and I think is important to share is that Dr. Fleming did not try to talk me into my procedure. There was no pressure. Before surgery Doctor Fleming explained to my husband and I how the procedure would be done and what to expect recovery wise etc...He also answered all of my questions and I had a lot! He was pretty booked up so I had to wait a few weeks to get my surgery. The surgery went very smoothly, and my recovery was easy peasy. Dr. Fleming even called the evening after my surgery to see how I was doing. Do doctors even do this anymore? It reminded me of when I was little and our family doctor would come to the house. House calls. It explains why he is so booked up! read more

I phoned to make an appointment for my husband of 36 years. Because we have Blue Cross Insurance I chose Kadlec Clinic Plastic Surgery/Dermatology (they are in network). My husband and I have different last names, because I am a professional with licenses in my name (from before we married) and because I like it that way. I told them the reason for the appointment, his name and birth date, and then: I was stunned to find out that I was not going to be able to make an appointment for him because i was not on a "friends and family list". Considering neither of us has ever been a patient, and neither of us is a criminal or a hater, etc. I was flabbergasted. Apparently we don't meet their strict "Trump/Christian type criteria" ??? So stay away, there are other doctors with better mannered staff. read more

I was referred to this office by my nurse practitioner at Kadlec Clinic on Jadwin. When no one called to schedule my appointment, I called to get it scheduled. The receptionist was rude and argumentative, refused to set an appointment, and stated that they do not see patients for my diagnosis. It would have been nice to know that at my doctor's visit so I could have gotten a referral elsewhere. Apparently they have too many patients and are not interested in taking referrals if they don't feel like treating your condition. So they will have one less patient, and I have to start the process all over again to get a referral elsewhere. read more