Park Kenneth W DO

My dad changed family practioners on us while we were in high school, something having to do with the insurance and our PPO. And to make a long story short, my dad decided that Dr. Parks was going to be our family practioner from there on out. Dr. Parks operates a stand alone office in Cary, which is convenient to get to if you live in that area. Dr. Parks’ office looks like it is trapped in the 50’s, which is odd considering that when I went to him in high school, I think he was in his 40’s. But, his office had old school everything; from the office and exam room furniture, to the wood paneling, all the way up to his medical practices. The guy was a moron, and told me in high school that I needed to lose weight (this coming from a man who was well beyond 50 pounds obese himself, and I was told by a friend who worked for him that he kept a «stash» of junk food in his desk drawers in his office, which didn’t surprise me). And why should you refer me to a specialist to have my tonsils removed in high school (after YEARS of continual strep throat infections and an allergy to penicillin) when I can suffer from strep throat over the next 4 years of college, until finally, I had to get an emergency removal because my tonsils were so infected that they were actually touching each other and blocking my breathing?! This guy knows about as much about medicine as I know about nuclear physics. I think I could do a better job practicing medicine at his office, and I don’t have a ho-​ho addiction.