Dr. Robert Wolf, MD

Dr. Wolf has always been the most caring, attentive, and trustworthy physician. I have been his patient for on and off, mostly on, for 13 years. Yes there are long wait times at his office but its only b3cause he doesn't rush his patients through the appointments and takes time to explain what is going on, the best options, and partners with you for treatment. He is a bit forgetful from time to time but I have never had it be a serious issue. I will likely remain a patient of his until her retires. I also like that unlike other doctors I have tried to see he doesn't seem to have the all knowing God complex and will double check his information to make sure it is accurate. He is also only one of two doctors that I have ever had that has said I know my body and what works for it and what doesn't much better than he does.

I have been a patient of Wolf's for years but always was treated by PN. I left him for that reason but decided I wanted to try again. When I needed a visit I was asked to transfer records and they would be reviewed by him to see if he was a good fit for my needs. They would not see me till approval. Please don't say you accept all patient's. You should say ONLY excepting new patient's after we review your medical records. You basically refused me service. What do you base your approval on?

On March 19th, my wife was horribly sick. My family doctor referred me to him. His response was, "How would I know what to do? I don't know what to do." My wife died the same day, 3 hours later". His response remains indelibly imprinted in my mind. Considering the number of years it takes to become a doctor, schooling, licensure etc., his response was extremely disgusting. I can only hope he will lose his practice to spate others of the same treatment he inflicted on my late wife.

This man has the most terrible bedside manners I have ever seen. It is so discouraging to see that uncompassionate and rude people like him are able to become physicians and be in charge of CARING for patients. It's not that hard to be an excellent physician and a decent human being.

I have always had good office visits he takes time to listen he explains things when needed if not aware of what it is or what to expect when you ask, professional yet friendly, comfortable to be around had him back in 2007 then he left that practice when I went to WCHC and found he was there I was over joyed to know I would have him again. Getting old isn’t easy but having him as a Doctor makes it more comforting, I don’t like change when I find a good Dr. I want to stay with that Doctor I have had to change Doctors and Dentist so much through the years and not all have been good or even decent experiences.

I had the the greatest respect for Dr. Wolf.He has a wonderful bedside manner and a very caring personality.He got me my motorized wheel chair back in 2009.I don't know if the office is over extended as far as patients now or what but something has changed.The second time,when my wheel chair needed to be replaced(2019)The supplier said to have his office contact them so they could be sure the application was completed correctly,no one did and after a few months I was told I was denied.Then when I reapplied I reminded the office many times-each time I had an appt.&everytime I picked up precsriptions I went to their desk reminding them when the paper work was due.Making many reminder calls-the application was never even sent in,so I was denied again.Only now my wheel chair was not only malfunctioning it wasn't working AT ALL.I was angry at Hoveround at first until the nurse@ Dr.Wolf's office admitted to me that they had failed to turn them in.Very upset!

I went to Dr Wolf because my legs were hurting. They had painful lumps...he didn't seemed concerned...said it was just cellulitis...wrong..it turned out to be lymphadema..and if he would have examed me right, he might have seen it...it seem3d he always had a fast answer without checking which caused me unnessary pain. Seemed he wanted to get you in and out and never got any real answers from him.. I think they need more docto4s and less physicians assistants. Is it because it's a clinic ?an