Arthur R. Boerner, MD

"Dr.Boerner delivered 3 babies for me. He is a great doctor."

"I had my first appointment with Dr. Boerner in 2021. I was pregnant with my first child. My boyfriend and I found out I was 4 weeks pregnant 6 weeks into our relationship. The first time I met with Dr. Boerner, he pried about my personal life and my relationship- then proceeded to attempt to make me feel guilty for not being married. Fast forward to 22 weeks, I end up losing my daughter. Dr. Boerner is the Dr. for the weekend and he made a traumatic experience even more traumatic. While nurses checked my cervix- I was uncomfortable, but I could handle the pain. When he checked- I ended up in tears and writhing away from him every time. He continually pushed his religion on my boyfriend and I. When I told him I felt that she was coming out, he ignored me and 2 minutes later, there she was. We discussed my boyfriend cutting the cord with the nurses and he completely disregarded our requests without even asking. He is a horrible doctor. He needs to retire."

"I would give him 0 stars if I could. He delivered my first child, I was only 18 at the time and he hated me from the time I stepped into his office, he was always rude to me, I was always nice and polite, he didn’t like the fact that I was a young mom I’m guessing. I had complications because of his neglect and I really think he did it on purpose, I had preeclampsia but supposibly all my blood pressure readings and everything was normal, I think he lied, I really believe he tried to kill me, I had my son January 5th, 2011, afterwards the first day was okay, I was happy I had just had my son and I was more than ready to be a mom. Later that night, I started feeling confused, I was downstairs outside trying to smoke a cigarette, my mom was with me, I was trying to take a puff off of it when it wasn’t even lit, my mom said something to me, and I did it again, my mom would ask me a question and I would answer it and then ask her the same question not remembering our conversation literally 30 seconds prior, she rushed me back up stairs and said something is wrong, I’m acting funny, that’s when I had my first convulsion, very bad one that lasted probably about 3 minutes, I remember everything about it, I remember not being able to control my body, let me add this is Clark memorial hospital, the nurses said that that is normal to have after having a baby. My mom got mad and said it isn’t, they ignored us. The 2nd day, a woman from child protective services came into my room and was rude basically yelling at me saying they’re going to take my son away from me, again I’m a first time mom, I’m 18 years old, why would they take my baby from me? I didn’t do anything wrong, my sister had came in after the case worker left, I was so upset, I started crying, she said what’s wrong, I said they’re going to take mg baby from me, then boom second convulsion this one was 10 times worse than the first and I just happened to have my baby in my arms when it happened, they had to pry him out of my arms, this one lasted 5 minutes or so, I remember everything to, they called code blue, I remember looking out the window my body tensing up my neck going back uncontrollably and a tear ran down the side of my face, and I just remember waiting to see gods face, waiting to see a bright light, I thought I was going to die, I was sure of it, they took my blood pressure and it was so high the machine was beeping non stop, it was like 146/161 the numbers were so close they said if they matched up my heart would explode. Meanwhile in the hallway my mom and sister are arguing with my doctor, he’s not even in the room trying to save my life, he’s outside telling them yeah he called cps on me!!! Finally they stabilized me and put me on magnesium, worst ever to be on that, my eyes were so swollen I couldn’t close them, I was in a room for 3 days in the dark for those 3 days, and had to be fed through an IV! The nurses afterwards told my mom that with how high my blood pressure was I should have went into cardiac arrest and it’s a miracle I’m still alive! They also said that we need to sue him and that they would help us with whatever we needed to do so. Today I have ptsd really bad from that experience, my son is almost 10 now and I went on to have 4 more other beautiful children without any complications, I would not recommend a dog to see this doctor, he’s heartless and he doesn’t care about saving lives, he’s in it for the money. I thank god I am still here today and I don’t want anyone else to experience this kind of situation, it destroyed my mental health. Thank you so much."

"Dr. Boerner has amazing bedside manner and work ethic. I chose him after hearing many great stories 3 years ago to deliver my baby boy. Each appointment was very informational. He never rushed me or made feel bad about myself. If I had a problem we got down to the bottom of it and he didnt make me feel like I was making it up or it wasnt important like some doctors. My last appointment before I delivered I told him I was nervous and I kid you not we spent 20 minutes talking about how to cook steak perfectly until i wasnt nervous anymore. When we got down to the delivery day (I was induced because I am a full time cna and had a lot of pain and complications(he let me choose it, it was not forced on me) I was given an epidural with maybe two hours left before it was time to push. After the epidural things got scary. My heart rate shot to the 180s and I couldn't breath. In less then 10 minutes this man left his office and was by my side examining me. He had my chart and was in and out with many other people. We did a few bedside tests and decided that I couldn't push because it could be dangerous so they rotated me back and forth until it was finally time. He grabbed my hand and put it on my little boys head! It was incredible. I was finally able to push and he guided my hands so that I could pull my son straight to my chest. This is something I had never thought about doing and I am so incredibly thankful he did this for me. It was a blessing and an amazing memory I will keep forever. After delivery he stayed at the nurses station with my chart and other specialists for a few hours, clark allowed me to stay longer than normal in the birthing suite as well so that they could monitor us (everything was normal at this point) fast forward to today and I went in a few days ago as it was time for my nexplanon to be removed (3 years) I previously had one switched out before we had our baby and the experience was terrible. I fully expected my arm to be bruised and sore because it was an implant after all. I couldn't use my arm. My fingers were on fire for a week. The bruising was gross. The lady had to put her foot on the table to pull it out. So for this appointment I was nervous! I was shocked to see dr. Boernor was the one who entered the room to remove it himself! His assistant was amazing as well. We talked about funny birthing stories and the pandemic to keep me chill (they kept their masks on and were very clean) it took maybe 20 minutes to remove my nexplanon so initially I was concerned thinking my arm would be a mess. After thanking them again and saying our goodbyes its 3 days later and I still have my steristrip on and you guys! I dont have any bruising at all! He took his time and did what he needed to. Kept me numb and clean. I kid you not there isnt even discoloration. This man and all of the ladies that assist him are just amazing. I will be seeing dr. Boernor for all of my feminine needs until he retires."

"I love dr Arthur boerner . he is a very caring man who makes sute he explain everything to you . to where you can fully understand whats going on with you and the options he has to cure you . they are all nice people in that office ."