Robert Rogers, APRN-CNP
- Internal Medicine
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Nurse Practitioner
A nurse practitioner is extensively trained to treat illness or disease and to prescribe medication to their patients. They work on teams with a licensed physician, but can treat patients with significant autonomy. Nurse practitioners work in a variety of settings, including primary care and various other medical and surgical specialties.
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- 187 Patient Satisfaction Ratings
- 56 Patient Comments
614-685-3333
Long medical history with Robert!! Have Always had the greatest respect for how he handles appointments and Questions
Kind & knowledgeable
He was very kind and patient with my toddler son as well as myself.
Friendly and knew the routine for general review
Friendly and attentive and encouraging. Gives clear instructions and good counsel
Willing to change medicines when necessary.
Very engaged
Great guy, very caring, also great sense of humor
Robert Rogers is a very professional individual. That's willing to go the extra mile to make sure that my medical needs are met. I can talk to Robert about anything.
Very nice
Same answer all good experience with dr. Hardy and Robert Rogers
Good
He always great, takes his time to explain everything with respect and dignity in a friendly manner. He is great!
He's good and always helps me . This time he was able to get me a new device I can wear to check my sugar instead of stabbing my fingers all the time.
No problems
None it was good
Have always had very good experiene with Robert
He is always willing to listen to your concerns and expresses what care is best for you
Good communication about meds and glucose levels
He was very friendly and understood my concerns.
Friendly and professional
Good
He listens he cares!!
Mr. Rogers appear very concerned and helpful.
I've been with this provider for a lot of years. And he has always treated me with respect.
It was a good visit.
Roger is excellent. Always listen. Makes you feel important. My daughter & I love him.
The care provider was nice as usual, informative, and supportive.
Very good.
1st time so I'll wait to decide I had diabetic issues and just had my lowest A1C. He told me I was micro managing and after 49 years of getting my A1C lowest I don't think that is micro managing. Not sure if he meant it in a negative way.
Robert is awesome. After seeing him for so many years, he is almost like a friend. I feel he actually cares about my overall well being - in addition to my diabetes.
He is the best!!!! He always has time and if I have any questions he explains everything to me.
Excellent communication skills and provides positive updates concerning my illness.
He was very friendly and showed concern about my health issues and how to get a better hold on them.
I have never had a bad experience at OSU. Also a few years ago, my husband had cancer & we drove to OSU for his treatments. He too has had excellent care and is now cancer free!
Always friendly & knowledgeable.
Excellent provider first time seeing him very good, kind & knowledgeable.
He was very nice, and very concern about me, that means a lot.
In my 71 years, I would rate Ohio State #1 of all of my medical experiences.
The care provider is great.
First time visit; a good visit.
I'm not really impressed with him. He talks a lot about himself and his family.
Good service
Very good!!!
Good. Mr. Rogers was up to date with my care from Dr. Marty, and did a good job.
Good experiences, provider.
My care provider was friendly, courteous, and professional during my visit.
Very prepared indvidual with great practitioner schedule.
Great job, even offered to get additional information for me.
Robert is a very personable young with a superior understanding of diabetes, and a great familiarity with my situation in particular.
Friendly and professional.
Very good.
Very good.
Excellent level of professional care re: The management of my history of low blood sugar -
This was the first time I had a physician assistant. Robert was nice as he engaged in a conversation and wanted to know my ethnic background. However, when it came to the medical stuff, I felt Robert was unprepared. Robert was unaware that I had completed recent labs and I had questions about the results. I advised him of the results and I had to ask him about my concerns with some of the results as they pertained to Hemoglobin and platelets. I have been a client at this clinic for some time and I am familiar with the routine when labs are reviewed. My opinion is that Robert did not prepare/review my records before he saw me so we could have a value-added discussion. My recommendation is that an established routine on how to proceed with each visit will mitigate the risks on things not being discussed. As with every process, a checklist would help everyone stay at a particular standard.
Good.