Dr. Benjamin T. Forrester, DO 725 South Shoop Avenue, Wauseon, OH 43567

"I don't often publicly post as far as Google reviews go, but Dr. Benjamin Forrester offers such astonishingly good care and insight that I am posting. Originally, I had gone to the Cleveland Clinic for PMDD--a debilitating hormone condition which has severe physical and mental side effects. This condition afflicts me about two weeks out of every month, so half of my life. Since the drive to the Cleveland Clinic was so far, I opted for a local option. I am so glad I did. Dr. Forrester offers high-quality care with a calm and compassionate demeanor. He is very competent and knowledgeable about medications and there side affects. Under his care, my life has noticeably changed for the good. I had tried to get help when I was younger, to no avail, so I wasn't confident that this time would work either. But it has. The combination of medication prescribed has been terrific for me. Life-changing. I still have symptoms but they are minimal compared to the past. I can't thank Dr. Forrester enough. I highly recommend him!"

"Years ago when I was having anxiety and depression, his kind calm demeanor and proper diagnosis saved my life. Thanks Doc"

"Over the years my husband has seen several doctors without much success and with many medications. He has been a patient of Dr. Forrester for five years and he has been by far the best experience we have had. He is very timely, and spends a great amount of time with my husband at each visit. I help manage his meds, and his office staff is always very prompt and accommodating when I call with questions and/or concerns. We highly recommend Dr. Forrester."

"Dr Forrester Shame on you... When my mother needed you in her early stages of LBD you were off the mark. You gave her the wrong prescription and you told us we took up to much time in our office visits. YOU failed her! You failed us as a family! You are a danger to your profession and you should not be treating anyone. You allowed someone with a dangerous disease to drive and be a caregiver to another person. You don't listen you think you are above community and you need to find another place in the medical field. WE HAVEN'T FORGOT WHAT YOU DID!!!"