Dr. Alan Zachary Kessler, DO

Friendly, knowledgeable, personable with a slice of levity equals a recipe for good Long-standing treatment. Dr Kessler has all bases covered. I almost always leave his office feeling that I’m better for it. Can’t recommend enough.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

After a yearly physical with Dr. Kessler, I received an EKG , because of my chronic hypertension. Before I left his office, I was informed, by him, that I may have a ventricular enlargement of the left side of my heart. He recommended that I be seen by a cardiologist. After the cardiologist examination and another ekg it was confirmed that this may be the diagnosis with additional testing needed for further treatment. Two days ago I had an echocardiogram and a treadmill stress test. Though the echocardiogram it was revealed that I indeed do have a reduced ejection fraction(low blood flow from my heart). The nurses, technicians, and the cardiologist were all very impressed that Dr. Kessler caught this. The Cardiologist and a technician both commented that probably only 5% of all family practitioners would ever diagnose this. Next week I am scheduled to have a coronary angiogram at KU hospital. I feel because of Dr Kessler’s knowledge and concern, I am getting treatment now, instead of later after a much more serious heart failure.

OK if all you need is an annual checkup but don't count on getting quality service. Closed on Fridays so if something comes up post 4:45 on Thursday you must wait until Monday to make an appointment for a few days later. Every interaction with both the front desk and nurses has been extremely unprofessional. You have to contact them to get your test results. You'll be doing the leg work to fix the communication between them and pharm. You'll never start an appt on time and you'll feel rushed out

I have seen Dr Kessler for the last 17 years and have never been happier with a Physician as I am with Dr Kessler. He's very dedicated to his profession and loves making is patients feel secure in his medical knowledge. What ever the issue he strives to find the correct answer. Very knowledgeable about drug side effects and what vitamins are worth taking and which are not. My daugher her husband and her daughter are also patients of Dr Kessler. RPW

Dr. Kessler genuinely cares for his patients!

The wait to see him is very frustrating, but he is worth the wait. Such a great listener.

Dr. Kessler has been our Primary Care Physician for 20+ years. He's an incredibly caring individual, dedicated doctor, and if he isn't certain as to the condition that brought us to him, he'll continue until he does, or will send us to a specialist he trusts. This doctor is as concerned about our health as we are! Rare, in today's medical community. We, my husband and I, highly recommend him!

We have been with Dr. Kessler for many years! He is the best!

Wonderful, great bedside manner and full of knowledge

Best doctor I've ever had. I'm in MI and still see Dr Kessler in KC. Been his patient over 10 years. He is great with my Celiac Disease and multiple food allergies.

This doctor was the right fit for our men who are skeptical of anyone I go to outside the mainstream. He is open minded and thinks outside the box regularly, but is not going to sidestep medicine/drugs if he or we feel we need it. The staff is nice though it often takes a very long time to get a call back on questions or lab work, esp. since they are closed Fri.-Sun. The office is not set up for chronic ongoing issues but he does try hard to get to the bottom of an issue and come up with a sensible plan.

Doctor Kessler is the best MD I have ever had. He listens, he helps and he cares. He is a wonderful doctor. He really makes an extra effort to make you better. If he cannot take care of you he sends you to great doctor referrals.