Elmhurst Dermatology: Todd T Davis M.D. , Kelly M. Farell, PA-C & Owen N. Kramer, M.D.

sofia lucena

I set up a first appoinment with dr Davis, but I had to cancel due to Covid sympthoms. I called 8 AM to cancel, and the assistant was so UNPROFESSIONAL AND NOT FRIENDLY. NO EMPHATY AT ALL. thanks god she was at the begining of her shift. I feel sorry for everyone that has to talk to her later. With that kind of people you don't want to go to that office.

Edward Gentgen

I saw this doctor for for over 2 years for psoriasis and my psoriasis never got any better after all the medications and time and issues with appointments. I tried to deal with this this problem during the winter when I’m slow at work but that did not work. This Doctor did not have time for me. I also dealt with a specialty pharmacy that I was not advised about asking for personal information whom I refused. This Doctor was too busy for my issues and did not care about my busy work season. I would not recommend to anyone that has work priorities. Hard to get appointments.

Mark Bitner

Believe the negative reviews. Positive reviews are clearly fake. They just push medicine that they get kick backs for. No real treatment, just meds meds more meds. Staff is also very dismissive and rude

Kailin Richardson

I went to Dr. Davis for a few months, and because I'm 22 and relatively new to the medical world, it took me that long to figure out that the discomfort and frustration I was feeling meant this doctor was not worth my time or money. I repeatedly explained my symptom to him every time I came in, but he didn't know what it was and didn't seem to believe that I was experiencing pain, simply because it didn't line up with his diagnosis. When I chose not to buy another treatment he prescribed me since I didn't really trust his diagnosis, he made a comment about how I wasn't being responsible. We finally did a biopsy, where I had to ask for information about what was happening and was left to wait for a long time. Even though I clearly wasn't doing super well—I have anxiety and it definitely flares up in medical situations—the doctor's bedside manner was borderline rude, and the only thing he did to try and make me comfortable was pat my calf on the way out, which I found extremely inappropriate. I decided I would be done with this doctor after I got my stitches out, especially since the appointment left me anxious and a little nauseous all week. When we went over the results of my biopsy (which were, in fact, not the same as his original diagnosis), he did a horrible job explaining things to me. He was pretty arrogant considering the fact that he clearly had no clue what was wrong. Obviously, it's okay that he didn't know what was wrong, but he was putting in minimal effort to figure it out and seemed irritated at the questions I was asking, as if I should already know what he was talking about. I finally took the name of a couple doctors from him and left, and I'm hoping that someone else will at the very least put me a little bit more at ease in the room and listen well. Don't waste your time, especially if you're a young woman. You won't be respected, and I guarantee you can find someone more helpful than an older man who clearly thinks too highly of himself to even hear what you're saying.