Review: Kosove, Charles A Do - Charles A Kosove DO

This so called "doctor" appears to have real problems in diagnosing correctly when in only around a year's time he has misdiagnosed two patients, both now deceased, as having relatively minor problems, when in fact both had cancer.If he had of gotten patients in for initial appointments, URGENT follow ups, and even acted like he knew what the word BI-OP-SY meant, then perhaps both would still be here.The other pati- no, victim who passed away in the same horrific manner in large part due to his misdiagnosing, was my mom's friend's daughter in law. In my mother's case it seems like he was trying to shift blame by saying something like if she'd have had faster treatment.What about the three to four months of precious time he waste to where it could no longer be taken off surgically, because it was blocking the major arteries in her throat and neck area. She had one chemo, became anemic and had to have a transfusion> She got to where she could no longer have food or water, and had to have a feeding tube to her stomach. Yesterday a person from the Cancer Society called and asked for my mother by name, and when I told her what happened she said it could have been prevented and that he shouldn't be allowed to pratice anymore.

Sam Andrews wrote:

This so called "doctor" appears to have real problems in diagnosing correctly when in only around a year's time he has misdiagnosed two patients, both now deceased, as having relatively minor problems, when in fact both had cancer.If he had of gotten patients in for initial appointments, URGENT follow ups, and even acted like he knew what the word BI-OP-SY meant, then perhaps both would still be here.The other pati- no, victim who passed away in the same horrific manner in large part due to his misdiagnosing, was my mom's friend's daughter in law. In my mother's case it seems like he was trying to shift blame by saying something like if she'd have had faster treatment.What about the three to four months of precious time he waste to where it could no longer be taken off surgically, because it was blocking the major arteries in her throat and neck area. She had one chemo, became anemic and had to have a transfusion> She got to where she could no longer have food or water, and had to have a feeding tube to her stomach. Yesterday a person from the Cancer Society called and asked for my mother by name, and when I told her what happened she said it could have been prevented and that he shouldn't be allowed to pratice anymore.

In the second sentence above from the start of this review I accidently forgot to put the word "faster" after If he had of gotten patients in Sam Andrews

When a "doctor" takes more steps to get a patient in for hearing tests than he does for performing biopsy on rapid growing,plainly visible lumps, there's evidently something wrong.I am of the opinion that on the one hand he is somnambulistic, and trying to catch his zzz... On the other hand he appears like a run amuck car in a bad, scary movie.His "cat that ate the canary look" after we took my mom to another doctor who had enough sense,dedication and compassion to perform a biopsy, and the results came back as her having cancer, could never begin to make up for the cost in human suffering and lives he contributed largely to. I am of course referring also to the other patient I know of who was also misdiagnosed by him, and passed away in considerably less than a year's time of my mom.If anyone thinks he's competent, ask yourself, how does one misdiagnose rapidly growing, obviously visible lumps, unless they neglect to perform a biopsy?I noticed his calender reflected a lot of out of town trips. I wish he were leaving tonight on a plane, and wouldn't subject anyone else to his nonchalant, lacasial, going on quesswork approach to the medical profession.

I misspelt lacadasial in the last sentence of previous review. I would add archaic, but that would be an insult to previous generations of better educated, more compassionate doctors to be compared to. His oath and degrees mean nothing if he does't intend to utilize them to his patient's benefeit as opposed to their detriment.