Dr. Robert Edward Tennant, MD

If there was a 0 I would have chose that. Dr Tennant treated me like I was a last resort and he couldn’t wait to get out to the next patient. Then on my next visit and after I requested an mri, he told me I only had arthritis in my knee for the second time. And prescribed some pills. I had an appt for some alternative medicine. The doctor was shocked that he told me I only had arthritis. I actually have a flap that is pinching in my knee and bone on bone and was referred to a surgeon. The surgeon also said I need to have surgery to either fix the flap or knee replacement. My wife even read the report and it CLEARLY explained all these conditions. Why he chose not to explain these things is beyond me. DO NOT go to this dr. Someone not knowing would have just accepted these results. Luckily my wife has dealt with knee issues and knew something was amiss.

Took his time and explained my options in detail

. Knee injection. In and out of his exams room in 10 minutes.

Even though much of my arm felt better, Dr. Tennant took the time to check my arm out further and found some areas were still sore and irritated. I liked that he did that and didn’t dismiss my complaints out of hand. Good explanations for what he was doing as well!

My experience with Dr. Tennant and his team was thorough, cheerful, efficient and kind.

Tennant arrived almost an hour late, no explanation. I got a cursory exam, he ordered tests, said he'd be back and he disappeared. I had to get someone to bring him back so I could ask questions about my diagnosis and treatment options. O+F often feels like a factory, but if you get the right doc it can be worth a visit. There's no reason to see Tennant with so many other docs on staff.

I received excellent advice and tratment in my knee. I came away from each visit feeling satisfied and impress

Robert Tennant's team was wonderful. My surgery was a complete success.

Dr Tennant was fair and pleasant but I was disappointed in the assessment of my knee which had been injured almost 20 years ago and stricken with polio over 60 years ago. I’ve been having falls lately and my physiatrist had referred me as she noticed some unexplained movement in this knee. Dr Tennant’s assessment was that I needed to strengthen my thigh for support. No tests, no referral to another physician so I feel I will continue falling until I meet a doctor who is willing to address a 63 year old polio leg head on!

Due to Dr. Tennant's skill, two weeks after total knee replacement, I am walking without aid, driving and taking Tylenol and Aleve, occasionally, for minor pain. A great job by a skilled surgeon!