Robert R. Buber's Online Review Report Card

Dr Buber could not have been nicer. He assessed the problem and recommended next steps. There was very little waiting. I am grateful that I was able to see Dr Buber. His MA was very nice also.

Dr Buber could not have been nicer. He assessed the problem and recommended next steps. There was very little waiting. I am grateful that I was able to see Dr Buber. His MA was very nice also.

Each time I met with Dr Buber, shortly after surgery on my broken femur, and 3 followup visits, he was very patient and spent time with me and my husband to explain what he did and to answer all of our questions about the operation itself and the healing process.

We are immensely grateful for Dr. Buber's skill which repaired the broken femur of my 90 year old leg, which already had a shaft from a decades old hip replacement. Thank-you !

Dr. Buber was asked about the future expectations of an injured ankle he operated on. He offered no cautions. Seven years later the patient has full loss of cartilage and permanent arthritis at the age of 22. Current orthopedist says that this problem began at the instance of the injury. Dr. Buber should have had a brace at the onset. After seven years of relearning to walk due to severe TBI at time of injury, patient has learned that ankle could have had some degree of preservation and patient would not have to endure constant pain. In addition, with proper advice at onset, relearning to walk would have been facilitated as well.

Excellent physician. Dr. Buber rapidly fixed my broken femur using a minimally invasive procedure. Beautiful technique, great bedside manner, and gave me all the time and information I asked. Thank you

Dr. Buber was asked about the future expectations of an injured ankle he operated on. He offered no cautions. Seven years later the patient has full loss of cartilage and permanent arthritis at the age of 22. Current orthopedist says that this problem began at the instance of the injury. Dr. Buber should have had a brace at the onset. After seven years of relearning to walk due to severe TBI at time of injury, patient has learned that ankle could have had some degree of preservation and patient would not have to endure constant pain. In addition, with proper advice at onset, relearning to walk would have been facilitated as well.

Dr. Buber was asked about the future expectations of an injured ankle he operated on. He offered no cautions. Seven years later the patient has full loss of cartilage and permanent arthritis at the age of 22. Current orthopedist says that this problem began at the instance of the injury. Dr. Buber should have had a brace at the onset. After seven years of relearning to walk due to severe TBI at time of injury, patient has learned that ankle could have had some degree of preservation and patient would not have to endure constant pain. In addition, with proper advice at onset, relearning to walk would have been facilitated as well.

I came to Dr. Buber three months ago with a badly broken arm. The two parts of this long break were pretty widely spaced, and I had been told at the hospital that surgery would definitely be necessary. Dr. Buber did not agree, and took the conservative approach. So so glad that he did. Three months later, my arm is completely healed, well before the time predicted. I can use my arm freely, and live my life as before. I will forever be grateful to Dr. Buber and his good judgment.

My son was in a serious car accident. He could have lost his entire arm if it was not for Dr. Buber who reconstructed it and put it back together without any long term effects.