Dr. Kevin Kerber, MD

Dr Kerber was the attending physician at my appointment so he was not present for intake or for any of the examination. He ignored the bulk of my concerns and focused on one part of why I came to the office. His great advice was “you are overweight, so maybe target that” and he smiled at me. I have been overweight my entire life and have lost over 40lbs. I’m sure if a thinner patient was going numb and falling down the stairs that they would be evaluated more thoroughly.

Dr. Kerber is a great doctor. He is very knowledgeable in his field and he takes the time to listen to the issues you may be having. He is informative and really puts your mind at ease. Tim- Toledo, Ohio

Dr. Kerber is an efficient typist. Beyond that he hands out diagrams and handouts with a complete inability or desire to problem solve individual cases. At some point in his career I hope he adequately prepares and researches his patients regards prior to their appointments. It is unfortunate that he has spent so much time educating himself and is not putting his assets to use.

I am so grateful to be Dr. Kerber's patient. At each of our appointments, he has been an outstanding listener, kind, thorough, and very empowering. I see him in his Vertigo clinic and, for the first time in 8 years, I feel that I have the skills and knowledge needed to manage my next episode. I highly recommend Dr. Kerber.

Worst bedside manner I have ever experienced. Rapid fire questions, even though I told him the dizziness made me "foggy headed". He sat there with his foot tapping at warp speed, like he was late for supper. He acted as though my 'examination' was beneath him. He changed my answers to fit what he wanted to hear. And on from there. He scheduled a second visit, and then practically berated me for coming. Why does UofM keep this guy?

Dr. Kerber has a handout that he must give to all patients with dizziness. He doesn't personalize things at all. He is a very poor listener. If you are like me and waited months to get into him, you expect more. He actually said, "I don't follow up with patients" and when I said that weather triggers the dizziness he suggested that I could "just move to Arizona". He is by far the worst doctor that I have ever had!

Might be a brilliant research doctor, but as a person who works with patients, not friendly, has a cold bedside manner. I felt like I was not as important as the study itself. He never looked at me in the eye. Never took into consideration one of my primary diagnosis's as a possibility for my dizziness. Just said I needed to lose weight. I have been overweight my entire life and haven't had this type of dizziness. I have also lost 70 lbs since becoming ill, so his theory, in my opinion, is crap.