Dr. Gordon Scott Warner, MD

Great doctor, he listened to my concerns. He discussed my CPAP findings and made suggestions to help with my use. Very easy to talk to and I didn’t feel rushed at my appointment .

Excellent physician with good bedside manner and excellent knowledgeable care.

First appointment was easy everything was explained to me .

Dr Warner is a excellent doctor. He prescribed all the necessary sleep studies and Bipap supplies to get my apnea under control.

Very professional Dr and staff, treated me with respect and are through

First time seeing Dr Warner. Contrary to other reviews I did not find him to be condescending. He seems knowledgeable and took time to answer my questions. Office staff is very nice when scheduling and I was seen promptly.

Dr. Warner and his staff provided the most excellent care during my visit. He was patient with me, took the time to address all of my concerns, and was truly reassuring about my breathing/ sleeping issues. I will always recommend Dr. Warner and his staff. Truly great people.

Went about my sleep apnea one year ago, left my former physician due to him always being 2 hours late, Dr Warner was prompt, thorough and super nice and attentive. He answered all my questions, I am returning for my first follow up visit. I love that he is on time and don't waste my time.

Dr. Warner saw me once, was condesending & did not listen to my concerns. He then passed me off to his nurse practitioner who was also condesending...when I told her my new medicine was not working she told me it WAS working & sent me away with an appt in 3 months. I ended up in E.R. two weeks later with breathing problems. I never went back to Warner's office. They also told me I needed a certificate for my service dog & created a huge scene in front of other patients when I tried to inform them of the federal laws regarding service animals not needing proof or certification. They had originally seen me with my service dog without question. In the end they realized they were wrong & let my dog accompany me but not before causing me undo stress & embarrassment. Imagine being on crutches & having a doctors office tell you your crutches are not necessary & you can not use them in their office. That's basically what they did to me...my service animal is a necessary medical aid. As medical… professionals they should know better and ACT like professionals.

Dr. Warner spends more time on his smart phone than talking to the patient. He is very condescending and will not listen. Very patronizing. Will never go back.