Dr. Cera Kroenke, DO works in Mcallen, TX as
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My mother is due to have surgery performed by Dr. Kronkie, and we couldn't be more impressed with the entire process so far. I am pleased to share my mom’s pre-surgery experience. During the initial consultation, Dr. met my mom at her lowest, no smiles just pain. From that moment DR. Kronkie was exceptional to this day. She is highly skilled, knowledgeable, patient, and incredibly compassionate. Dr. Kronkie explained thoroughly why my mother couldn't initially have surgery after closely observing her. She suggested not to perform surgery, despite our doctor's recommendation, because she wanted to explore other options before resorting to invasive measures based on her observations. When my mom first met Dr. Kronkie for her surgery appointment, my mom was at her worst. Now that we waited thanks to her advice my mom is up and going happy as can be ready for this surgery. I thank Him everyday I have full confidence that the surgery will go smoothly, and I am incredibly grateful for Dr. Kronkie's outstanding work and dedication to her patients. I thank my creator for people like her in this world. My mother highly recommends Dr. Kronkie to anyone in need of surgical care. She truly goes above and beyond to ensure the best possible outcome for her patients. We love her and will forever be in our prayers. ??
Dr. Kroenke accepts Aetna, Ambetter and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Kroenke accepts here.
Dr. Kroenke's office is located at 1100 E Dove Ave Ste 300 Mcallen, TX 78504.
Dr. Kroenke has a star rating of 4.0/5 and has been reviewed 1 times.
Dr. Kroenke is board certified in
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