Dr. Robert L Ringler, MD

Dr. Ringler became my primary care physician (PCP) when I started using Baylor Scott&White three years ago. He was a very caring individual and thoroughly addressed any and all health concerns I had. But against my better judgment and advice, he retired in December, 2016. Although he continues to serve as a "fill-in" physician at BS&W clinics when requested, he no longer sees patients on a regular basis. For those of us who were privileged to have had him as a PCP, he is missed.

I was on a link that I could look up doctors and since I don't trust them because of ptsd partially caused by doctors, the only one from my past I could remember was Dr. Ringler. I remembered him because of how he treated me. I hated that he left, he treated me as a human, as someone who was worth something. I hope you can give this to him. I had so many migraines, he helped so that I wasn't treated as a druggie. He knew of my interest in the medical field and treated it seriously. I am better now for it. I take topamax for the migraines, altho I now have tia's I am still better for his care. I wish he was here. You are lucky to have him.