Dr. George Fehrenbacher, MD

Great Dr. about sums it up. Wait times in the waiting area and exam room were acceptable and fairly short. Staff is very friendly, couldn't ask for more.

I read some of these reviews, He is in and out quickly, he can be a little abrupt - but his mind does seem to always be thinking. He really was a good doctor - and I would much rather have someone get to the point on how to solve the problem then than someone who gives me a lot of double speak which tells me nothing. He definitely earned my trust. He is a good doctor! His office staff leaves a lot to be desired. They don't read emails - they don't return calls and their famous response is just go to emergency. Not the easiest to work with.

Although his bedside manner seems rough or uncaring. If watched closely his mind is constantly on course. He is running thru scenarios while he is speaking to you, the wheels are constantly turning. My husband had a 10% chance of survival 43 days in ICU and this man saved his life when others were wanting to give up. He is very optimistic and really cares deeply. He cancelled ski trips to make sure he was there when my husband was going thru different procedures. We could not have asked for better care. He even had my husband come back and visit the nursing staff to show them how important it is to never give up hope on a patient and how important their work is.

No bedside manner, unapproachable to ask questions. Wants in and out of appointment.Disappointment that leaves you confused and scared about your future health. Staffis straight from medical prison staff, assurdly. Not a crisp as the Doctor, but just as non approachable and cold.

He saved my wife's life. Period. I met him at 1:45 AM when he was called in on my wife's heart attack. After spending a few minutes with him I was confident of his abilities. He just went and did what he had to do and my wife is 100%. If Dr. Fehrenbacher is called in on your case, feel blessed.

I had a heart attack that was missed by another doctor. He saved my life.

Completely lacking in interpersonal skills. Bedside manner is atrocious. Most likely on the Autism spectrum. Misjudged and misdiagnosed condition. Certainly can do much better in a cardiologist.