Dr. Clendenin Is an amazing doctor & the perfect example on how all doctors should treat patients. I hope he never becomes unavailable to me, because he’s the best there is. It’s not easy to find even a decent doctor today. His kindness is everything. He doesn’t judge or make you feel less than. I wish he was my primary care doctor 🥺 thank you Dr. Clendenin and all of the staff. You are all incredible & your kindness goes beyond.

Love this Doctor he is really good person who actually listen to my problems and got me on the medication that I feel normal for the first time I'm a looooong time..I definitely would recommend if your looking at becoming a new pashent with Robert Clendenin 5 stars for my review for sure

I have nothing but wonderful things to say about Dr. Clendenin! He is exceptionally thorough when it comes to every aspect of treatment. As a matter of fact, the best adjective I can think of to describe his approach to treatment is aberrant! He is extremely sedulous and assiduous when deciding on the appropriate medications best suited for the patients which seems to stem from a biomedical model of treatment. Resulting in the patient having a much better understanding of the diagnosis, among many other things; e.g. more accurate diagnosis based on the patients symptoms combined with their personal and family medical history. The ladder being notoriously unreliable in many cases because patience’s reluctance to be honest, assumably due to the lack of trust when seeing a new physician. This is where is bedside, or I suppose video side manner leaves you feeling very confident he has no bias or prejudice; fair however appropriately impartial, avoiding the dangerous snare of making confirmation bias a unhealthy habit in his practice. Allowing him to avoid being affected by any extraneous factors, conflated variables, or selectivity which influence its distribution; random. Having an expected value equal to observed symptomatic parameters, corollary having zero bias gives Dr C. a unique bedside manner all physicians should work very hard to develop and constantly improve upon.
So yeah, I know it’s wordy but we only have 1-15 years left of the era of drs, then we are stuck with physicians being trained in medical schools that are training students to assume pain is a symptom of addiction, and insurance should be the beacon of quality of care. I highly recommend him, and have no doubt you wil have a very good experience.