Dr. Dennis Lynn Streeter, DO

Very bad I had very bad trauma broken bones will not give me good pain meds

I saw Dr Streeter in 2005 for a tubal reversal. Unbeknownst to me, he attached one ovary to my colon and one to my intestine. After years of misery I ended up having a complete hysterectomy in 2018. I wasn't aware of what he had done until my surgeon was attempting to remove my ovaries.

Can't wait to see you on Tuesday! My dad will appreciate it...and my mom of course. I'm so apprentive for what you did for my dad!

I had a tubal reversal on 4/23/2015 and Dr.Streeter and his staff are wonderful

Sometimes I don't mind the wait, because Dr. Streeter really cares about how you are feeling.

Terrible experience and horrible bedside manner.

Dr. Streeter has performed two surgeries on me. He removed my gall bladder some years ago and recently performed a lumpectomy with breast conservation along with lymph node removal and insertion of a port-o-cath in my chest. In my estimation, he is an extemely good surgeon and is caring and thoughtful. He explains procedures thoroughly and always follows up to make certain a patient's recovery is going well.

I went in for a biopsy to confirm dx of Stage 3 Lymphoma. At follow up exam when I complained of stiffness in shoulder, sagging shoulder, and unable to raise my arm out to shoulder height, his response was an excited "That was a locked joint, that was a locked joint". I had NO history of a shoulder problem prior to him cutting on me. When I asked if this was a permanent condition he answered with a curt, "I don't know" and rushed out of the exam room. Do yourself a favor and find a much more competent surgeon.

I had a motorcross accident in my 50's and Dr. Streeter did surgery on my injury and I healed completely and am still riding my dirtbike in my 60s. Now I am scheduling another surgery with him.

My wife has had two surgeries conducted by Dr. Streeter, and his skill, professionalism and follow-up care were first rate. He made it very easy to contact him personally if a post-op emergency arose. In short, I believe because I prepared mentally and planned ahead to communicate, the experience was very satisfying.