By Bill Z. at Judy's Book January 13, 2013
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By kittkatt19794 at Citysearch August 31, 2011
My son has asthma, eczema, and extreme allergies, for which Dr. Kacir told me to wash everything I could in hot water. I asked Dr. Kacir to sign and send a medical authorization to the gas company so that I would have time to pay my bill before my hot water was shut off (caring doctors do this all the time in the state of Ohio). All he had to do was sign a paper saying that my son had these conditions, and he couldn't even do that. The denial was rude!! He wouldn't even talk to me about it himself, he enlisted his even more rude secretaries to do it!! Regardless to the fact, I remained calm and simply asked for an explaination as to why he wouldn't sign the paper and noone would give me any answer save for "he doesn't usually do that for his patients". Wait a minute....Dr. Kacir usually doesn't care about his juvenille patients' living conditions outside of the practice?? I decided to take my children elsewhere!! About a month later,the same day my son was seen at his new pediatrician, I got a notice in the mail saying my new pediatrician, who was also my family practice physician, was dropping our family from the practice because Dr. Kacir was dropping my kids!!! Apparently, he dropped them the day the other Dr. office called for their records!! Is that legal?? Who does that?? Never go here for Pediatrics...or at least don't see Dr. Kacir. He is more concerned with his apperance than he is for kids ...read more
By mcmind at Citysearch July 07, 2011
My two disabled preschool children used to have a pediatrician at this location. One day I was 10 minutes late for an appointment. We were scheduled for the last appointment of the day, but there were still three patients in the lobby waiting to be seen. I apologized for our tardiness, checked in, sat and waited for over an hour while three other people were seen ahead of us, and was then told the doctor had left and refused to see my daughter because I was late.\t\n\t\nNow, I can completely understand if I had shown up late and held up the place. I would have been frustrated, but understood if I was told, sorry, you were late, the doctor doesn't see patients that are late (though 10 minutes seems a bit extreme). However, I was NOT told this. I was checked in, insurance and copay processed, and waited for an HOUR and then told the Dr. had left!!\t\n\t\nWe now see a wonderful peds doctor at Cleveland Clinic and have NEVER had a problem. I wouldn't go to the West Shore Primary Care Hale St. location if it was the only clinic around. ...read more
Pilates is an exercise that utilizes the entire body. It is filled with movement and stretching to increase flexibility and strength. Pilates focuses on using your mind as the platform to develop your body. When your body is able to reach peak conditions, your performance level increases and your musc... ...read more
While some workplaces are more dangerous than others, there are hazards present in all workplaces, regardless of the industry. The hazards will usually be unique to a particular industry or even just to that particular workplace. It is therefore important for an employer to be able to analyze those sp... ...read more