If you are desperate and have severe POTS Dr. Rowe is your miracle. Not one complaint about his ability, knowledge or dedication. My daughter is not cured but she is no longer bed ridden and is back in school. We are lucky to be his patient.

Submitted Nov. 14, 2011

The most amazing doctor you'll ever meet. I'm shocked at the few negative reviews here because I've been a patient of his for over 13 years, and he's never been anything but helpful, supportive, and innovative in his treatment of these misunderstood diseases. I cannot recommend him highly enough! He will spend as much time as needed in an appointment, be it 4 or 5 hours! Now, he definitely is incredibly thorough and probing in visits, which can be overwhelming, but it's in a calm, sensitive way. He's humble, easy-going, incredibly caring, compassionate, understanding, and honestly probably the best human being on the planet! Because we live so far away, we stay in contact by email, and his responses are always perceptive, thoughtful, and so helpful! His patience and listening skills are so refreshing to see in a doctor. I probably wouldn't be alive, much less thriving at college, if it weren't for him. Thank you, Dr. Rowe!

Submitted July 29, 2011

I have been with Dr. Rowe for several years and he is by far the best physician I have ever been to. He is caring, very intelligent, and always on time. He has responded to e-mails of mine within hours over the weekend multiple times and is always very helpful. He is willing to treat difficult cases instead of pinning it on being 'in your head' when the obvious treatments don't cure all. Dr. Rowe clearly cares about his patients and helping them and I would recommend him to anyone lucky enough to get an appointment.

Submitted July 10, 2011

Dr.Rowe is one of the most intelligent and caring doctors I have ever met. He examined my daughter thoroughly and put her on a regimen to get her healthy and feeling better. My daughter has POTS and a list of other problems and requires a great deal of medications and care.

Submitted June 8, 2011

Dr. Rowe is a very good doctor but he is not perfect. No Dr. is. I was diagnosed with CFIDS and FMS by him 15 years ago. I did well under his care until chiari 1 malformation and Dr. Weigart came along. Dr.'s Rowe and Weingart said there was a connection between CFIDS and chiari. Well, to make a long story short. I had the surgery for chiari (a surgery that I didn't need) and it went very badly. There was many lawsuits against Dr. Weingart. Not that you will ever find them. I was one of the people who had a lawsuit against Dr. Weingart and Hopkins, but not Dr. Rowe. Unfortunately, during the lawsuit Dr. Rowe abandoned me when I needed him the most. I guess because he's under the "umbrella" of Hopkins he chose to side with them and stop being my doctor. This happened to a few of my friends that had been patients of Dr.Rowe, and had lawsuits against Dr.Weingart. Sad.

Submitted Dec. 17, 2010

It just doesn't get any better than Dr. Rowe. When he takes on a patient, he is in it for the duration. He is warm, extrememly knowledgeable, and most importantly, he listens to his patient. He is accessible and responds promptly to our needs and concerns.

Submitted Feb. 28, 2009

He is the best physician, particularly if you have CFS or FM. Very caring, thoughtful and bright.

Submitted Jan. 6, 2009

Most compassionate, knowledgeable and caring physician we've ever met.

Submitted July 24, 2008

Dr. Rowe has been everything we could ever hope to find in a doctor. We have been continuously impressed with his knowledge,compassion, and commitment to do everything he possibly can to help our son get well. He never gives up. He is like no other... he is THE BEST!

Submitted March 7, 2008

Dr. Rowe is the most competent, patient, calm and caring doctor I have ever seen. Even with all he has done, he''s not afraid to acknowledge when he doesn''t have the answer and a specialist needs to be brought in. He listens, explains and treats illness with such a kind heart. It is so easy to see that he entered into the profession in order to help people.

Submitted March 6, 2008