Dr. Hinesa was the best doctor I have had in literally years. He was a great diagnostician, he took time to listen, and always knew what to do.

Dr. Luckenbill, you have made my life more enjoyable. Thank you for being the beautiful talented person God has created.

Blessings
Kat

Thank you & your team for giving me some life back!
I am walking without pain for the first time is way too long and it is all because of you!
Thank you for caring, listening and healing!
Take a bow with your team!
Thank you! You have no idea how grateful I am.

I want to thank all of the critical care specialists in the ICU at KHH for their dedication to our patients and their support for all the nurses that work in ICU! I appreciate all of you and feel so blessed that we have such knowledgeable and compassionate physicians in our unit. Thanks to Doctors Onadeko, Gabrilovich, Dinuoscio and Sternberg (retired).

Dr Pete! I think you have been taking care of me for 25 years now! You have always been so thorough and knowledgeable with anything I have had to endure. Just wanted to take this time to tell you how much you are appreciated! And I’m sure my coworkers will agree with me!

Dr Joe! I think you have repaired almost all of my fractured bones over the course of several years! I have recovered from all of those injuries with minimal amounts of pain. Just wanted you to know that you are so appreciated for your compassion and skill levels. We are so blessed to have a surgeon of your caliber in our area! Thank you so very much!

Hello Rachel,

I appreciate all you & your great staff have provided to my health over the last year. Keep up the good work! Happy Doctor’s Day to you!

Susan Fesus has passed away but I will not forget the lady who saved my life in 1985. I had the opportunity to thank her for what she did for me on at least two occasions. One was three months prior to my last chemo treatment when I told her that I thought she was wasting drugs on me because I believed that I had been cured. Her response was that she would decide when the treatment would end and that it was not at that moment. Three months later she told me that a treatment the next week would end the second round of a treatment schedule that she had initially believed would run for three rounds. She said that about a month after that treatment she would schedule a bone marrow a bone marrow test and that if that showed up clear she would schedule a bone marrow harvest at the Cleveland Clinic where they would freeze the sample against the future need for a reimplantation. She would then discontinue the treatment. That occurred in November of 1987 and approximately twenty years later the Cleveland Clinic informed me that they had never reimplanted bone marrow that long after harvesting and aksed if I would give tham permission to use that material fo "Stem Cell Research" Their were many health care people involved in that treatment whou also deserve recognition of the caare they provided during that journey. Nurse Melissa Smith and Dr Gary Nicholson are two who come to mind.

Thank you for taking the time to explain to me the process needed. In order to
start my road to surgery. Your patience with me is highly appreciated. I have seen many doctors in the greater Dayton area. over the last ten years, and I finally found you.

I consider myself to be a word smith, so I could go on and on! But, in simple words, Dr. Steffensmeier, and his most competent team, are responsible for my having a good life. Dr. Steffensmeier performed a difficult operation on my right hip. Through, all the difficulties, he and his staff have been there. I only wish they could be my primary medical office. Thank you Dr. Steffensmeier, Billy and the entire staff.
I will sign off as I usually do.
As always,
ME