Both my mother and brother dealt with Dr. Reeb over I think the last 27 years. He turned out to be the best doctor for my family. If there is something he feels is out of his league he will refer his patients to a more qualified one. He has literally helped to save and prolong my mother and brother's lives. I'm grateful for him.

Submitted Sept. 24, 2014

Dr. Reeb is always pre occupied every visit I have had with him! This is true he is more worried about people loosing wieght ,then there actual physical lung issues and I would never recommend very distracted Doctor to anyone. That's putting it nicely ! Unfortunately there are not but 1 other pulmonolagist in Cheyenne and that is Dr. Thorton an she as as bad if not worse then Reeb and that is not saying much . So we are left with no other alternative but to go to Denver. Sad we have no good pulmonalagist here , besides a distracted one who's mind is never on his current patient he is with. Most of the time you have to tell him what is it that you need and hope he listens, but he does what he wants and not whats best for patient. So glad I read this thought I was only one who thinks he is not a good doctor, and who is always distracted!

Submitted Oct. 9, 2012

Submitted July 7, 2012

Dr Reeb is very knowledgeable and answers all questions. He takes the time needed to be sure that you are well taken care of . Highly recommend him.

Submitted June 2, 2010

I have been a patient of Dr Reeb for almost 2 years. I have between moderate and severe copd and am on oxygen 24/7. He has never done a pulmonary function test or any other test having to do with my lungs other than 1 chest xray. He comes in the exam room and studies his computer moniter and seems to be preoccupied more with losing weight than with the copd or associated problems.

Submitted Aug. 10, 2008

I went to this Cheyenne Dr. with a "9" pain level in my abdomen. He did not even do a physical exam (pressing on abdomen ). No blood work was done! The next day in the E.R. of a Pueblo hospital, my LDH was 2579, my CA at 10.4, my AST at 784, ALK PHOS was 162, ALT was 634..these levels were off the chart, and I was at a 50/50 chance of survival-- we found out in just one day after this visit with Dr. Reeb. Dr. Reeb's treatment for me that day I saw him was to give me a sample of Nexium and sent me on my way; after which I ended up the next day in critical condition in an out of town hospital from Gall Bladder Disease. My advice?Do not trust any doctor if you come away feeling you were "shorted on your care" and keep your eyes, ears open, go with your gut, and if you aren't sure this doctor did the right thing by you, then see another, don't take a chance. He is pre-occupied and not focused on you with the exception of when he is looking at his computer mon

Submitted June 17, 2008