Patient
Glenn Kelley was the cardiologist of my sweet, 90 year old mother in law for over 10 years. Adequate enough physician I suppose, but not much in the way of bedside manner. He prefers to talk rather than listen to his patient or their family members; I know because I took her to several of those appointments. Last month, when the funeral home needed him to sign her death certificate, he was too busy (or lazy?) for over a week to complete this simple request. The family then needed to go through the JP Coroner's office to be able to proceed. To say the least, I'm not at all impressed and when the time comes, Dr. Glenn P. Kelley will not be my cardiologist.