Dr. Kirker is incompetent & going senile, she needs to retire! I went in for liver spots because, I was poisoned by LUH & my liver is getting close to failing, what I have there are only 2 diagnoses' 1.the liver isn't removing toxins from my body & putting it in my skin. That is correct diagnose but, to even be close 2.Eczema from blood deficiency. Her diagnoses where, I have allergies, or caused by the sun & she doesn't know how to fill out disability paper work, if my knowledge isn't a factor then go for it.

I took my almost two year old daughter to this provider, and none of the staff at this establishment so much as smiled at her. No one spoke to her whatsoever; there was absolutely zero acknowledgement of her as a person, let alone the patient in question. Despite billing itself as a family practice, this office was not at all catered to children. Other family practices have had a toy or two in the examining room, a mobile or something above the table to draw the child's attention. This office had nothing like that. My daughter was terrified of the staff before it even came time to do the physical, which was cursory, consisting only of an ear check, for which I was asked to pin my child to the table in the completely prone position--apparently, the doctor could not use an otoscope on a child sitting in a lap. The doctor, once again, did not interact with my child whatsoever. This office uses numbing cream and preemptive ibuprofen for innoculations to help with the 'pain'; they also employ an arrangement for the actual injecting process which involves one employee holding the child's legs, and two employees sticking her thighs on the count of three, while I was instructed to hold her arms. Once again, the patient (not quite two years old) was pinned to the table in the prone position. The doctor stated this was due to research having shown shots to be less 'painful' if performed at the same time. In my experience with my older son and other children, the 'pain' is less a problem than the FEAR, and as you may imagine, my child was absolutely terrified, shrieking in fear before even getting the injections. I would never take her there again, and I would not recommend it to anyone. This system does not allow me to give less than a star.

My grandson has severe ADHD and recently moved to the area. Dr. Kirker was not interested in receiving his records from his prior physician as that was "too much trouble" and although he was seen on Sept. 2nd over two weeks later he still does not have the pre-authorization needed from Dr. Kirker to receive one of the two vital medications he needs via his insurance. The pharmacy has reported that they have called numerous times for this, and they have faxed this specific request numerous times. The pharmacy reports this is a common problem with Dr. Kirker. My grandson will NOT be returning to Dr. Kirker. She was rude to my daughter and the pharmacy reports that she is often rude to them, hence they prefer to communicate by fax. I would NOT recommend Dr. Kirker.