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Kappelman Dermatology is a doctor, located at 24600 W 127th St #335, Plainfield, IL 60585, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 815-676-6716, visit their website www.kappelmanderm.com for more detailed information.

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24600 W 127th St #335, Plainfield, IL 60585, USA
Added by Jopie, at 09 January 2014

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Wednesday 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Thursday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed

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9 Reviews

  • Elizabeth Playo
    03 April 2018

    Never answer phone, never call back. Dr. Is great, customer service could use some CUSTOMER service training.

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  • Anonymous V*******W
    02 April 2018

    Horrible experience!!!! Made appt.online, appt. confirmed by phone. I indicated my husband has and HMO insurance when filling out his forms online. However, when he arrived at the office and presented his Insurance card, all of sudden he was told they are "not accepting new patients"????? WHAT?????!!!

    He was also told he needed a referral to be seen, which may be accurate for HMO, however, why wasn't that told to him prior to showing up, or on the "DocStop" website No mention of a referral was made until he arrived a the office.

    He was told to go to his primary doctor and obtain a referral and then he would be put on a "waiting list"??? Why was this not told to him before he requested to leave work early in order to make the appt.?

    Was it because he was a "Medicaid" patient??? You decide, however, I will tell you, when I later called and attempted to make an appt. (as a private paying pt.), I was not told there was a waiting list or that no new patients were being accepted

    My thoughts are this is clear discrimination against Medicaid patients and I strongly suggest this doctor and her office get with the program Affordable Healthcare is in full force, with many individuals getting removed from their PPO insurances (from employers) and told they must now go on Medicaid, as they qualify (as was our case)..

    This discrimination, at some point, will not be tolerated and is just bad business in general.

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  • Steve Oswald
    17 February 2018

    Dr. Kappelman is a cut rate drug dealer, has no interest in diagnosing whats actually wrong just wants to put you on the most expensive drug without doing a single test.

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  • Caitlyn
    10 October 2017

    So glad I found Dr. Kappelman! I had a bump in the corner of my eye that had I had wanted removed for years. Other dermatologists said they couldn't do anything because it was too smalland she had it gone in 2 seconds. I will highly recommend her to any of my family and friends and will return again if need be

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  • Shane Grojean
    01 September 2017

    Dr. Kappelman is amazing and her staff are equally good at what they do. Highly recommend if you are in need of a local dermatologist.

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  • Paul Ells
    18 May 2017

    They are great but plan WAY in advance. I actually had to go somewhere else because I cannot wait 3 months for an appointment.

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  • Charles Prince
    15 December 2015

    Dr and staff fantastic.

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  • Vicky Hunter
    23 April 2014

    Horrible experience!!!! Made appt.online, appt. confirmed by phone. I indicated my husband has Medicaid when filling out his forms online. However, when he arrived at the office and presented his Medicaid card, all of sudden he was told they are "not accepting new patients"????? WHAT?????!!!

    He was also told he needed a referral to be seen, which may be accurate for Medicaid, however, why wasn't that told to him prior to showing up, or on the "DocStop" website No mention of a referral was made until he arrived a the office.

    He was told to go to his primary doctor and obtain a referral and then he would be put on a "waiting list"??? Why was this not told to him before he requested to leave work early in order to make the appt.?

    Was it because he was a "Medicaid" patient??? You decide, however, I will tell you, when I later called and attempted to make an appt. (as a private paying pt.), I was not told there was a waiting list or that no new patients were being accepted

    My thoughts are this is clear discrimination against Medicaid patients and I strongly suggest this doctor and her office get with the program Affordable Healthcare is in full force, with many individuals getting removed from their PPO insurances (from employers) and told they must now go on Medicaid, as they qualify (as was our case)..

    This discrimination, at some point, will not be tolerated and is just bad business in general.

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  • Ken Crowne
    16 January 2014

    Several of our family has visited now as new patients. The process of finding their practice, getting walked thru the initial questionairres, (all done on the net..no old fashioned paperwork !!!) and the staff was very friendly in making this very quick and easy. The office is easy to locate, well laid out and modern, and both the Dr. and assistants professional. Upon the end of the appointment a nice offer was made for my kids extremely dry skin, and we received lots of nice samples.

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