Dr. Robert R Gardner, DO

I started seeing Dr. Gardner when I was 17 years old. I had a baby at a very young age and trusted Dr. Gardner to care for my son. I was like any first time mother, over protective. I brought my son in every time he sneezed more than once. He had alot if patience with me. He would look him over from top to bottom and kindly say that I hàd a very healthy baby boy. He has been my son's doctor for 18 years. My son is now 19 years old, he went to him for his final physical before heading out to the Army. He has treated our family for 18 + years. I would recommend him to any one. He seen me through alot of things, he treated my depression and anxiety, I truly felt that he cared about my health. He listened to me and seen me through alot if difficult times. When you have depression and anxiety issues, most people don't understand what it's like to deal with it on a daily basis. He knew how to talk to me with compassion and understanding. Which is something I needed very badly. It's very… hard for me to tell anyone my weakness'. I felt comfortable enough to speak openly with him. I never felt that he looked down on me or judged me in anyway for the things I couldn't control. I was pretty sad when I could no longer have him as my physician. I have not found any doctor that makes me feel comfortable. They come in the room write down a few notes and send me away with a prescription. I'm not sure if my current doctor even knows why I'm one half of the meds I have. He just percribes me some of the meds Dr. Gardner had me on. Thank you Dr. Gardner for putting up with my craziness for 20+ years. I hope you are enjoying your retirement. I know that you should be proud. I'm sure as a doctor you have saved lives, treated the sick, healed many and lost few. You have touched the lives of others with your compasion and willingness to listen. I can't speak for all your patients, but you have meant alot to me and my family. God Bless.

He is and has been our family doctor for all members of my family (three generations)including my grand-son (Age 3).