Dr. Robert Louis Riepenhoff, MD

The unfortunate part was when he acted aggressively towards me in an unbalanced power dynamic. That was a situation where I wasn't allowed to say anything to him directly after he tried to intimidate me. Had it been otherwise outside of the facilities then quite some things might've likely been said directly him in response to his behavior. In the medical world you're required to go about business in other channels so I had to be quiet and exit peacefully. Although him pointing at me was so absurd I couldn't take him seriously. As he was intensely staring at me while rubbing his chin his eyes were magnified greatly as usual by his glasses which enhanced the comedic effect of his apparent aggression. It was so absolutely ridiculous it took all composure in me to keep a straight face and not burst out laughing at his behavior that night. There's more that I'm unable to mention yet something I'm able to say is he did seem a bit mentally unwell himself that night. Anyway the things he said… sounded absurdly delusional that time so it was impossible to take any of his nonsense seriously especially since we were alone. Otherwise I had no negative opinion of him previously as well as appreciated his care greatly until he acted inane.

Doesn't diagnose correctly

He acts as if he's some god but he's just very judgemental yet also makes incorrect judgements. For shame. He doesn't listen to you, he basically only believes his own opi ion. Overall his care is not effective for an ailing person. I'm horrified at how arrogant he is.