Guys, if you need a new primary care doc, Dr. Kelly is your guy. DISCLAIMER - I do not know if he is accepting new patients. I sure hope he is for ya'll's sake. Fast, friendly, to the point, kind...I mean just a great overall person. I cannot say enough good things about him. Mom has been going through a lot of health issues, he's been right along her side taking action. Highly recommend, even you need to quick check up! read more

AVOID!! I missed a couple appointments with Kelly, appointments for which I did not call in to cancel. I understand that it was my responsibility. It was something that should be done- common courtesy. I take full responsibility for that. But things happen. There are reasons, but I'll make no excuses. Soon after I received a letter telling me if I didn't reschedule with their office I could no longer seek medical services from The Ohio Medical Group, assuming this would only apply to his office and the handful of other doctors located at the same small facility in Olmsted Falls. I didn't particularly care for this doctor's bedside manner on previous visits and never planned to return to his practice, so I simply ignored the letter and eventually sought another primary care provider. I soon learned this minor slight against Kelly would severely limit my ability to seek adequate healthcare. I AM NOW BANNED FROM SEEKING THE CARE OF ANY DOCTOR IN THE OHIO MEDICAL GROUP because of this minor infraction. The Ohio Medical group is a huge organisation that comprises a very large portion of medical practitioners in this community. Almost every doctor's office I contacted through my insurance has now told me they can't accept me as a patient because of this man, and that organisations irrational policies. Other than the mistakes I mentioned there were no other infractions or difficulties. I was, and I am always polite and respectful. Should each of them wield so much individual power? My ability to seek adequate healthcare is extremely limited now, so take this as a cautionary tale. I have nothing for disdain for the vindictive way I was treated and am strongly considering pursuing this further through TOMC chain of command whatever good that will do. Treat people like human beings. We are flawed. We make mistakes. And maybe, just maybe, a patient's well being should take precedence over time, money, and one man's (or one woman's) inflated sense of importance. read more