We are first time patients of Dr. Bringardner. He did not know us at all before our first visit two weeks ago. We brought my relative to him from out of town. Dr. Bringardner had the unfortunate responsibility to tell Papa that he has lung cancer. Dr. Bringardner was kind, caring, concerned, attentive,and punctual. The condition and options were explained carefully and understandably. The Doctor impressed us with his knowledge and he took lots of time to make sure he answered our every question. He scheduled appointments with us during his "out of office" times to accommodate our driving times. He and his staff bent over backwards to comfort and care for us in one of the most professional manners I have ever seen! Tests and other physicians were scheduled in record time. Even though Papa is on Medicare, he was treated like a VIP family member! I don't have enough thumbs to point upward to recommend this absolutely fantastic doctor, his staff and the practice in general.

Submitted Sept. 9, 2010

Dr. Bringardner did not act like he wanted to be there. When he spoke to us, he was disrespectful. When someone you love is dying you may have to repeat yourself and should show a little compassion and be less self centered.

Submitted Aug. 3, 2009

Dr. Bringardner was very distracted and didn't seem very intersted in helping our family through the failing help of our mother. He seemed knowledgeable, but in a cold way and when someone you love is dying, that is not very comforting.

Submitted May 12, 2009

Submitted June 21, 2008