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Dr. Brekelbaum is the very best urologist. Thankful every day for the life-changing results I received through surgery he recommended and performed; been a patient for years; he does care about his patients.

In Re: Dr. Chad BrekelbaumNow in the autumn of life and plagued with male plumbing problems (most of them iatrogenic in nature), I had sunk into despair and depression. After being hauled unconscious to an emergency room because of a urinary tract infection and septicemia, I made up my mind as I began to recover to seek the best urologist on Earth. Multiple inquiries guided me to Chad Brekelbaum, MD, board certified urologist in Northwest Arkansas.Never have I been more impressed with a physician. Dr. Brekelbaum tackled my complicated problems with precise determination, extensive medical knowledge, and the sincere kindness and honesty of an earlier-days country doctor. Describing my risks as well as alternatives in his planned mode of treatment, to which I agreed, he restored my hope and invigorated my will to live.Do not be deceived by his youthful, Adonis countenance. Dr. Brekelbaum knows what he is doing, is extremely well-trained. Judiciously he combines both art and science of medicine, magnificently mixing old-fashioned competence and integrity with New Age wisdom and know-how. Hippocrates would be duly proud of him.I submit the foregoing with the sincere belief I have the background to know a little more than the average person does about this subject. A physician myself, I once was an assistant in medicine for three years, on the medical school staff of the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.Submitted sincerely,Bob S.

Dr. Brekelbaum is amazing. When I first moved up here from out of state, he reviewed my medical records thoroughly and talked to my previous doctor to get a good understanding of my somewhat unique situation.He's very conversational, empathetic, and authentic. He also respects his patients. I have a rare medical condition that many medical professionals know very little, if anything, about, which often makes those affected have to do extensive research on their own. I can count on one hand the number of doctors who actually listened to me.Note: I wasn't showing up with Facebook posts and acting like that was credible research. I looked into actual medical journals and peer-reviewed studies.When he wasn't familiar with some of the things I found, he wrote it down and ACTUALLY LOOKED INTO IT. (Yeah, some of y'all know how big a deal that is.) This led to him giving me a treatment regimen that, for the first time in nearly 10 years, gave me relief. Actual relief.I've only had two "issues":1. It can take a while to get in, but that's true almost everywhere, especially in an area that has - what? - nearly a million people and, like, -3 specialists.2. There is only one bathroom in the waiting room, and pretty much everyone has to pee in a cup. I mean, that's not anyone's fault, though. You work with the facilities you have.Pro tip: I've used the bathroom by the exam rooms when I got called back before I could use the one out front. You just have to let your nurse know so they can go collect the sample.Tl;dr - Dr. Brekelbaum is awesome.(Apologies for once again writing a novel for a review. I could fill a thousand pages about how concise I am.)

Visit was quick, office is efficient.

Dr. Brekelbaum is amazing. When I first moved up here from out of state, he reviewed my medical records thoroughly and talked to my previous doctor to get a good understanding of my somewhat unique situation.He's very conversational, empathetic, and authentic. He also respects his patients. I have a rare medical condition that many medical professionals know very little, if anything, about, which often makes those affected have to do extensive research on their own. I can count on one hand the number of doctors who actually listened to me.Note: I wasn't showing up with Facebook posts and acting like that was credible research. I looked into actual medical journals and peer-reviewed studies.When he wasn't familiar with some of the things I found, he wrote it down and ACTUALLY LOOKED INTO IT. (Yeah, some of y'all know how big a deal that is.) This led to him giving me a treatment regimen that, for the first time in nearly 10 years, gave me relief. Actual relief.I've only had two "issues":1. It can take a while to get in, but that's true almost everywhere, especially in an area that has - what? - nearly a million people and, like, -3 specialists.2. There is only one bathroom in the waiting room, and pretty much everyone has to pee in a cup. I mean, that's not anyone's fault, though. You work with the facilities you have.Pro tip: I've used the bathroom by the exam rooms when I got called back before I could use the one out front. You just have to let your nurse know so they can go collect the sample.Tl;dr - Dr. Brekelbaum is awesome.(Apologies for once again writing a novel for a review. I could fill a thousand pages about how concise I am.)

My father had surgery performed by Dr. Brekelbaum and we are so pleased with his expertise, openness with Dad and us about what to expect and his expectations for Dads future health. We Highly recommend Dr. Brekelbaum for your urology surgical needs.

My father had surgery performed by Dr. Brekelbaum and we are so pleased with his expertise, openness with Dad and us about what to expect and his expectations for Dads future health. We Highly recommend Dr. Brekelbaum for your urology surgical needs.

Caring, kind, highly intelligent, very professional and easy to communicate with. I now understand why renowned and long practicing, Dr. Shaddox selected this fine man as his replacement.

Dr. Brekelbaum is the very best urologist. Thankful every day for the life-changing results I received through surgery he recommended and performed; been a patient for years; he does care about his patients.

In Re: Dr. Chad BrekelbaumNow in the autumn of life and plagued with male plumbing problems (most of them iatrogenic in nature), I had sunk into despair and depression. After being hauled unconscious to an emergency room because of a urinary tract infection and septicemia, I made up my mind as I began to recover to seek the best urologist on Earth. Multiple inquiries guided me to Chad Brekelbaum, MD, board certified urologist in Northwest Arkansas.Never have I been more impressed with a physician. Dr. Brekelbaum tackled my complicated problems with precise determination, extensive medical knowledge, and the sincere kindness and honesty of an earlier-days country doctor. Describing my risks as well as alternatives in his planned mode of treatment, to which I agreed, he restored my hope and invigorated my will to live.Do not be deceived by his youthful, Adonis countenance. Dr. Brekelbaum knows what he is doing, is extremely well-trained. Judiciously he combines both art and science of medicine, magnificently mixing old-fashioned competence and integrity with New Age wisdom and know-how. Hippocrates would be duly proud of him.I submit the foregoing with the sincere belief I have the background to know a little more than the average person does about this subject. A physician myself, I once was an assistant in medicine for three years, on the medical school staff of the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.Submitted sincerely,Bob S.