Kernodle Clinic first opened its doors in 1949 when three graduates of Duke University saw their vision of a single clinical operation become a reality. Dr. Harold B. Kernodle Sr., his brother Dr. Charles E. Kernodle, Jr., both surgeons, and their cousin Dr. John Robert Kernodle, an obstetrician gynecologist, joined their practices to form Kernodle Clinic.Kernodle Clinic was heralded as one of the most modern and best-equipped facilities of its kind in the south. Today, Kernodle Clinic maintains that reputation for innovation and quality medical care.
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Kernodle Clinic is considered "in-network" for many of the insurance plans offered for the Alamance County region. However, there are some plans that do not include Kernodle Clinic "in-network". As an additional precaution, please check with your insurance plan to see if your Kernodle Clinic physician is considered "in-network".
Reviews (10)
Debra Ferrara
May 25, 2022
Meredythe Snipes
May 19, 2022
Another Looktoo
Mar 02, 2022
The physical therapy staff are good people. They know what they are doing and they genuinely care about the patients. The scheduling staff however are lacking greatly. They have no problem with rescheduling patient's time slots without telling the patients ahead of time, nor discussing the time slot changes. They expect the patients to just go along with them while the patients are being jerked around.
I've had this happen more than once, and not a single time was I asked if the rescheduled time was ok by me. I don't have a problem with changing physical therapists, but I do have a problem with the time changes, especially without asking me if it was ok or not.
I've had this happen more than once, and not a single time was I asked if the rescheduled time was ok by me. I don't have a problem with changing physical therapists, but I do have a problem with the time changes, especially without asking me if it was ok or not.
Leslie Tait
Feb 02, 2022
Bessie Kellihan
Jan 25, 2022
Mike Blalock
Jan 23, 2022
Freida Slaves
Jan 22, 2022
Hey maybe if Bessie could read! The walk in has always been busy and the staff and providers are extremely accommodating during this stressful time. The clinic shuts down early a lot due to high volume and I myself have been turned away many times. there's nothing you can do about it. Before you go make sure you call the walk in and ask about their hours. Or go to the ER; they never refuse stupid people!
K. Butler
Jan 10, 2022
Sarah Grutman
Nov 23, 2021
Drs(pcp n endocrinologist both happen to be white males. Real fraternity feel since they left out my obgyn whos a woman out of these discussions) didnt know when to test the hormones for a baseline. Then refused to do follow up tests. I feel like they really dont know about women conditions just on the men. What dr do full hormone panel work up less then 5 weeks away from a miscarriage then use it as baseline results when it takes 6-8 weeks for hormones to regulate.
I felt like i had 0 control over my body n what was needed for investigations of pituitary issues and was quick to be dismissive instead asking my obgyn why she thought sheehans. They thought my hormones should be deminished inspite of multiple miscarriages n hormones showing to them as "post menopausal at 37". Im gonna be following up with female pcp n endocrinologist next time. Avoid kernoodle it was a waste of my time.
I felt like i had 0 control over my body n what was needed for investigations of pituitary issues and was quick to be dismissive instead asking my obgyn why she thought sheehans. They thought my hormones should be deminished inspite of multiple miscarriages n hormones showing to them as "post menopausal at 37". Im gonna be following up with female pcp n endocrinologist next time. Avoid kernoodle it was a waste of my time.
Gina McAllister
Sep 02, 2021
The doctor I saw was very nice and caring. The wait was long but that's understandable. The front desk worker, Christy, however made the entire experience so unpleasant. The tone that she used with me while I was asking a simple question was so unprofessional and rude, I cannot believe someone in this industry could speak to a client like that. Other than the front desk experience, there are nice doctors and triage nurses here. Everything was fine except for the front desk worker.
