Patient Rating
4.7 out of 5
130 ratings
18 comments
Dr. Kalra is a pediatric specialist in both the pulmonary and sleep departments at Dayton Children’s. Dr. Kalra is the medical director of Sleep Center and leads the programs on sleep disorders in overweight and obese children and use of web based monitoring of adherence to prescribed therapy. He is a board member of the Sinclair Community College in Dayton. He was on the medial staff at Cincinnati Children’s and an assistant professor at University of Cincinnati Department of Pediatrics. Along with English, Dr. Kalra also speaks Hindi and Punjabi.
Dr. Kalra's research focus is to educate the pathogenesis of breathing disorders in obese children and reduce morbidity due to poorly controlled respiratory disorders in this high- risk group.
4.7
Provider Rating
12/17/19
The interaction with the doctor was very brief so it was difficult to gauge. But I had no concerns or complaints during this visit.
12/03/19
Rude, disrespectful completely unprofessional towards a child. I would never recommend this provider.
10/22/19
Dr. Kalra was wonderful! He listened to our concerns and was great at explaining things on our level (and to our 5 year old!). He was very very patient with our busy 3 year old (also in the room) and genuinely waited patiently on me while I redirected both busy kids in the office, to finish what he was explaining and also to allow me to finish my questions. Did not feel rushed, took his time, and made sure we understood everything and didn't have any questions before we left. Would recommend him to anyone I know! Thank you so much!
06/28/19
Provider was very unprofessional. He made up a diagnosis for my son that wasn't accurate without speaking to me. And when I tried to call his office back asking why they refused to call me back. And he did not list the actual diagnosis' for what my son was being seen that day instead chose to make up something else instead. We will not be going back to Dayton Children's Sleep Clinic.
4.7 out of 5 (130 ratings, 18 comments)
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