Dr Herrmann has always seemed friendly and answered every question that I ever posed to him. He has was first treating me for ED, later discovered I was hypogonadal and then discovered a pituitary adenoma which was the cause of my other two issues. He was quick to recognize that he was not an expert in this field and set up a follow up appointment with a specialist. I respect the man for that.

Submitted Nov. 15, 2011

My husband doctored with doctor Heerman for several years. In 99 he started experiencing some chest pain and difficulty breathing. He was on Lipator for high cholesterol at this time. With out doing any testing Dr. H told him he had allergies and prescribed allery medicine. On subsiquent visits the diagnosis was always the same, no allergy testing, no ekg, stress test or any other testing was ever orderd for him In 04 I asked my Dr. to see my husband. He did an ekg and referred him to a cardiologist for a stress test this was on 3/26/04, on 4/18 he had a heart cath and on 4/19 he had quadruple by pass for 6 blockages. Some of the allery meds he had prescribed for him should not have even been taken by someone with heart problems. The lord was looking out for my husband but his doctor surley was not.

Submitted Oct. 21, 2009

When my daughter was 15 she had her gall bladder removed by another doctor who was a surgeon. My daughter was still have in pain after the surgery. Dr. Herrmann was her primary care giver and choose to have a phyciatrist evaluate her. The phyciatrist said her pain was physical not mental so I asked Dr. Herrmann to refer her to Childrens Hospital in Columbus. He would not make the referal and wrote in her medical record that she had tried suicide many times and the pain was strickly mental. I obtained all of her medical records before taking her to Columbus and that is when this was information was made know. Please always obtain your medical records to know what is being reported. I have discovered that this that should have sent up a red flag was never investigated by this doctor.

Submitted July 13, 2007