Allergy, Asthma & Dermatology Associates, P.C.

Just a warning. If you were referred to get allergy tested and also have a skin condition that can be related to allergies, be expected to «choose» what you want to be seen for. Apparently Dr. K can’t address both issues at your first appointment. I needed that explained by a second nurse, and talked to like I was a kindergartner. And after an hour of waiting, I still didn’t get seen by the doctor. He could have simply listened to my concerns, regarding my mysterious rash, allergies, decided if there was a connection, and lay out the treatment or tests needed. Instead, I was almost in tears, heart pounding with frustration, and asked for a refund on my copay.
It’s called compassion people. If you’re in an industry where others are putting their health in your hands, don’t be an asshole.

I went in to see Dr. Kazmierowski after a year of trying to figure out what my skin rash was. I was concerned about my insurance coverage, he gave me codes for every thing he was going to do and let me have the room to call my insurance which took forever and the nurse and him patiently waited for me. My insurance didn’t end up covering the biopsy so I declined and they were still so kind!
The nurse was absolutely amazing and so kind, you can tell they care about their clients and want what is best, they listen and take their time with each patient. I have had too many bad experiences this was refreshing!
The nurse can make a huge difference in your experience, they are the first and last to see you and spend the most time with you, the doctor is a great man and hes lucky to have such an amazing nurse.

After 3 visits and «testing» me for everything under the sun I had enough. My doctor not only dismissed me like I was a burden for waisting her time but the whole office needs a refresher in HIPA privacy. The worst part is I actually liked this doctor until she seemed to be having a bad day and took it out on everyone.
After spending 30 minutes in the waiting room I was moved to temporary room that was really an open cubical in the hall with a refrigerator and an office chair. I sat there for over an hour before moving to an actual room where I sat for another 20 minutes before anyone came in. By this point I had heard enough conversation in the hallway to start fearing not only for my privacy but my emotional safety with this doctor. I had heard her multiple times bad mouth or joke about what ever client was in the room she just left. I get that people are going to joke around at work no matter where you are but it’s one thing to do it behind closed doors, it’s another when your not really trying to keep it from your other clients. It really left me wondering what she said about me after I left.
Not only did she tell me she couldn’t help me but that I needed to find a different specialist. Upon asking her what kind of specialist I needed to see, she laughed and said «I don’t know» like it wasn’t her problem.
All in all the doctor should have left her bad attitude at home because you could feel it from across the hallway and there is no such thing as time management at this clinic.
Oh yeah, turns out I am allergic to dairy, gluten and mold after all

I went to this office today 3÷26÷2012
I had what looked like an outbreak of hives due to an alergic reaction to an anti fungal pill. The doctor told me that they wanted to do a biopsy to find out what was going on. Ofcourse I dont know what that means exactly. But once they had finished what they were doing, I had three different areas of my body with stutures from a hole they punctured in my skin. Then they tell me it will be two weeks tell i find out what the results of the test are. I explain that I will be on vaication to hawaii durring that time, and she replies. «Well you shouldn’t do any swimming, you could catch staff infection from the water» I can’t believe that a Doctor doesn’t explain to it’s patient the exact procedure that there about to do, what the restrictions are from the procedure, including scaring. Whatever you do don’t let that horrible nurse Kristin touch you, she stabbed me several times trying to get the right spot, was scowling, and of course she doesn’t let you talk when explaining to you that you will have to return to work with the hives that are irritated by sweat… Even if your job is at UPS. THIS WAS THE WORSE DOCTOR’S VISIT IN 30 YEARS.

Reviewing doctors’ offices are not my usual thing but I’m making an exception here. I have gone to this place for over 20 years. They’ve done a good job taking care of all the strange skin issues that my delicate, yet unfortunate bag of skin I was born with runs up against. In any case, whenever I have some strange growth or wierd looking mole I head over and they ID it right on the spot. It’s pretty funny too because of course they use the other language to name it and so you stare at them until they explain it in patient terms. Yesterday I had the good fun of having 3 of these strange growths all removed. It all happened so fast I had to check to see if it really happened. I’m not saying I look forward to going there again but when I have to take care of these pain in the skin issues I know I can count on these folks to make it right.