Dr. Ronald Charles Knipe, MD

Have been seeing Dr. Knipe from before the time he started his own practice. Totally involved in keeping skin cancer at bay. He is a rare combination of 'no nonsense - and total caring'. Unfortunately , he very seldom takes new patients. Hope he doesn't ever retire.

Dr. Knipe and his staff have been fantastic. I have been going to him for at least 25 years. He is the best!

Very professional. Doctor has great bedside manner, excellent diagnotision and surgeon. Great staff.

I had a good visit to have my tooth removed. Staff was courteous and very helpful. I think some bad reviews of Dr. Knipe may be because he is very no-nonsense and to-the-point. I had no problems with that and, in fact, liked the way he worked. He did a great job and answered all my questions. I would go to him again and recommend him to others.

I go to Dr. Knipe's office, but I have only seen Amy Wells... she is wonderful!! I have total faith in her and know that if there is ever an issue that needs Dr. Knipe's attention, I will get it.

I took my daughter to three other dermatologists, but Amy Wells' quick diagnosis and treatment plan was the best care we received anywhere. She had marked and immediate improvement. I go there for myself as well and find them always helpful, professional and understanding.

I have been seeing Dr. Knipe for over 10 years. I've tried many before him, but he is the best in the area.

Dr. Knipe is the best doctor I know. He truly cares and is concerned about each patient. He chooses staff members that are the same. They are very professional,using the latest technology and yet have time for you. You say, how do I know this? Two members of my family have had cancer and he is the one that found and diagnosed it. One being, me. Everytime I see people at his office, they all feel the same. Dr. Knipe is simply.... "the best."

Have been seeing Dr. Knipe, and more recently Amy Wells, his PA for several years.I do sometimes feel rushed: it is a busy office, so take a list to help keep me focused.Last two visits have followed anal cancer treatment, and I am not too sure if that plays a part in this or not, but notice that much less time is spent on removing ugly growths.I am a Medicare patient (Blue Cross/Blue Shield) and wonder if that explains change in care as well.I would recommend Dr. Knipe or Amy Wells to others.

Been seeing him for 8 years... the one doctor I don't mind going to see.