Gregory C Zenni, MD

Dr. Zenni listened to my concerns and answered my questions

I know this sounds weird...but I just heard a song that reminded me of my experience with his daddy...Dr E Zenni who was my orthepedic surgeon in the late 70's. I had been a passenger in a carwreck that broke my back. Initially my surgeon was a Dr McTighe ... who was nothing close to Dr Zenni : ( But 99% of my experience was with Dr Zenni. I was 17 ... in a body cast in the summer. I was in the hospital and Dr Z caught me dancing to a song called Good Times by Chic lol ... and he came in and danced WITH ME!!! LOL Can you even imagine a surgeon doing that there days (in the yrs of 2020?) they are much too proud or something to do that with a teenage girl...stuck in the hospital for a month in the summer : ( But Dr Z knew how hard it must be ... because when he caught me dancing - he didn't scold me for being up 3 days after a major surgery dancing to a 8track...no no no ... he just took my hand and taught me how to do the jitterbug! LOL He told me I was an angel ... because he… said it was a miracle I didn't die in that carwreck ... everytime he came into check on me at Good Sam Hospital on Dixmyth Ave in Cinti Ohio....he would say "Hey!!! theres my angel...what we going to dance to today?" LOL ... he had said to me I bet your daddy is a proud man ... but I had to tell him, I didn't have a dad : ( That him and my mom broke up before I was even born : ( And he said well that must not be a very smart man cause you are a heck of a daughter ... its 43 yrs later ... and my heart STILL warms when I think of this or tell the story. I only WISH that his son was a GPractitioner ... cos I would sign up with him so fast it would make your head spin ... they say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree ;) But probably with all these darn Hippa laws - he isn't allowed to call patients an angel or dance with them like his dad did in the 70's ... I just wanted to share this in hopes Dr Zenni the 2nd sees this. I want him to know - when I say my prayers at night ... I STILL include his dad in them xoxo to all the Zenni's and thank you for this wonderful man I was blessed to meet RIP Dr Zenni SR ... you are still missed sir

He was rude to me and had a poor bedside manner.

Excellent service and follow up.

very personable and good. sometimes being good leads to high demand which can cut in on amount of time the doctor can spend "chatting" with the patient. patients don't always know how to ask their questions in a rapid fire concise way. give us a moment please.