Dr. Killmer did my surgery today (thyroidectomy) and it was exceptional. I was so worried and scared and nervous as anyone should be. He reassured me and he made me feel comfortable. I’ve never met a more people person doctor. He makes you feel like you’re MORE than just a paycheck. 10/10

Submitted Nov. 1, 2023

Very prompt and understanding aswell as kind and patient

Submitted July 1, 2023

The details are obviously quite private, but this is a well-earned 1 star. Unfortunately, there's really no recourse when you're receiving insufficient care from a local monopoly.

Submitted Jan. 14, 2023

Dr Kilmer is kind and patient, has excellent staff, and performed my surgery well.

Submitted Nov. 9, 2022

Dr Killmer paralyzed my vocal cords during thyroid surgery. He is a horrible thyroid surgeon. He left me with a horrible disability. There is no reason other than him being careless for this to have happened to me. He destroyed my life.

Submitted Sept. 19, 2021

This is the most pathetic Dr I have ever met in my life. Did surgery on a family member and told us everything went great. We then got to see family member and he was in respiratory failure, kidney failure septic from rupturing my family members bowel. Then tried to cover it all up. Took over a month for him to do the surgical report. I would not let this joke of a Dr to surgery on my dog. He is such an uncaring arrogant Dr.

Submitted Dec. 27, 2019

My mother had breast cancer he did surgery and left the tracking device inside of her. When you do surgery you are supposed to count everything that you use and count everything after surgery she had to have a second surgery for her to remove the rest of the cancer and for him to remove a device he left out of her body great job Dr K she could have had a lawsuit on you.

Submitted Oct. 14, 2015

Dr. Scott Killmer is a very competent and caring doctor. If I or any of my family members need surgery in the furture, I will recommend Dr. Killmer

Submitted April 28, 2014

Dr. Kilmer took my gall bladder out a few years ago. I had horrible pain after surgery, which was never controlled. When I saw him post-surgery, I asked him about this. He never mentioned the possibility that the "air" inserted into the body during a laparascopic procedure could have been to blame, although many other physicians I have spoken with told me too much CO2 (or "air") would cause this kind of pain. Another local physician has suggested it's entirely possible my gall bladder did not need to be removed at all, since I have esophagitis, which produces the same symptoms on which Dr. Kilmer based his decision to remove the GB. So I have the same pain I had prior to the surgery, and now I also have dumping syndrome--some people get this after the GB is removed. I will have diarrhea after I eat for the rest of my life and will have to take injections to replace lost nutrients. Good job, Dr. K.

Submitted June 14, 2012

I am a registered nurse who worked Home Health for approx. 3 yrs. I had the pleasure of taking care of this doctors patients after they were discharged home from having surgery. All of these patients I cared for did very well post op. I would highly recommend this surgeon.

Submitted May 8, 2012