Dr. Douglas G Rogers, MD

horrible communicator, arrogant regardless of his quiet demeanor. It was almost as if he was annoyed when you would ask questions. more importantly he completely missed my son's abnormal spine development due to the growth hormone, scheuermanns disease. finally after a year of me bringing this up i insisted on an x-ray. he phoned me immediately after the results came in and booked me an appt with a pediatric spine surgeon my son ended up needing surgery because of him. I regret to this day choosing him over another endocrinologist and blame myself for that but as a doctor knowing the potential side effects of growth hormone. shame on you Dr. Rogers for never reaching out to us after to acknowledge your oversite or to even check in on my son! I am livid to see he is still practicing as I was told he retired.

Long story short, Dr. Rogers provided very little treatment for my son, under duress. He lied to me on more than one occasion. My son is now 20, 5'7" after finding a doc in Columbus who properly treated him. I better never run in to this man on the street!

Roger absolutely fabulous, I did good walking good in less than a week unbelievable Beautiful hands great PA ,staff great ,hospital staff, great great experience did both knees less than 2 1/2 month Amen thank dr roger

Best pediatric endocrinologist in the Cleveland area. Great ability talking to kids and adults. The very best kind of doctor!

I take my son to Dr. Rogers and he and the staff are always pleasant and prompt. I know I ask alot of questions and Dr Rogers always take the time to explain, in terms I understand, about whatever concerns I have...and that's most important to me.

Dr. Rogers has been my endocronologist since I was first diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder when I was about 6 or 7 years old. He is such a nice doctor and he listens to any problems I have and somehow always has an answer for my problems. I would recommend him to anyone without a doubt. I only see him about twice a year now since I have grown up, and he still remembers my name and everything. He does not rush appointments but he still manages his time very well. Once I turn 18 I have to start seeing all new doctors and I have to say I will be rather sad to not have him as one of the many doctors I do have and see regularly.