Dr. Robert Michael Lenington, MD

Due to traffic I didn't arrive 30 minutes before me scheduled appointment time.to fill out 8 pages of paperwork that I could have done at home it they would have sent it to me. Worked extra hard to complete the paperwork. While I was doing it the Rude staff member kept staring at me. When I took it to the window the grabbed it and told me that I took too long and would have to reschedule. Tried to explain that the traffic was beyond my control but that just made it worse. Staff member then told me to leave as they were now refusing to see me. I have an inflamed gall bladder that needs to come out ASAP. Called by referring DR and they apologized for the issue and thankfully they are referring me to another surgeon. Would give a negative 5 stars if I could

I went to Dr Lennington for BioTe. They lost my blood specimen yet still charged Blue Cross Blue Shield. After a week they finally told me they had lost it and asked that I come back to obtain another specimen. The lady Dr there gave me a pelvic exam which there is no medical reason for as I had a complete hysterectomy. Another theft of Blue Cross Blue Shield. Then he told me my hormone levels were normal which is impossible after a complete hysterectomy (surgical menopause) I reported his office to Blue Cross Blue Shield . Glad to say I found a competent doctor and recieved proper treatment but he is not fit for basic medical care in my opinion.

I'm an RN. I was suffering with SEVERE lower right abdominal pain. It would hurt for days and then suddenly disappear. I knew it wasn't an ovarian cyst or any other "female" issue as I'd had a total hysterectomy 5 years earlier. I was treated by another doctor for a kidney stone (I was doubtful it was a kidney stone, but I was hopeful.) Never passed a stone. Then one day the pain dropped me to the floor. That's how I ended up in Dr. Lenington's office having a sonogram--yeah, in his office; no having to go to another medical facility. Within minutes he identified the cause of my pain: a femoral hernia. As an RN, I know people usually present in the emergency room in sepsis from a perforated bowel. My surgery went smoothly and his staff and he were always prompt to answer any of my post-op questions. I'm so thankful.

Dr. Lenington actually saved my life by getting rid of Sepsis. This poison was created by another surgeon who "surgically nicked " my small intmestine.

wonderful in every way, he saved my life and would never go to another surgeon.