Dr. Robert Panther, MD works in Summit, WI as
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I had first gone to Dr. Panther at the Lake Area Free Clinic, while a nursing student. I was treated with respect and was listened to. I was cared for several times, with medications paid for on several occasions (all of the doctors there were great, as well). Several years later, I find myself referred back to him due to several issues. He thought of a few different brilliant differential diagnoses, which I am currently being tested for. I appreciate the good nature, kind and gentle bedside of Dr. Panther, and feel in very good hands. I finally, for once, feel that all of the Sjögren's symptoms I have been having are being taken into consideration. I don't want to suffer from pain anymore and do not want to have a heart attack or stroke, and feel like my life is in good hands with the benevolent Dr. Panther! So far, the office staff has been prompt to set up visits, friendly and professional. I also feel that they are adept and proficient, attributes not always found.
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Dr. Panther accepts Aetna, Anthem and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Panther accepts here.
Dr. Panther's office is located at 36500 Aurora Dr Summit, WI 53066.
Dr. Panther frequently sees patients for
Dr. Panther has a star rating of 4.3/5 and has been reviewed 6 times.
Dr. Panther is board certified in
Dr. Panther has been practicing as a Cardiologist for 34 years.
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