Specialties
- Plastic Surgery
Clinical Areas of Focus
A specialty that a doctor or Advanced Practice Provider practices that is not included in their board certification.
- Wound Care Hyperbaric Medicine
Locations
Board Certifications
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American Board of Plastic Surgery
Education
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Medical Education
Penn State College of Medicine -
Residency
Baystate Medical Center -
Residency
Ohio State University Hospital -
Fellowship
Cleveland Clinic Foundation -
Fellowship
Wright State University Kettering Medical Center
50 Patient Comments
About our Ratings & Criteria
50 Reviews
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Patient reviewed on August 2020Excellent care
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Patient reviewed on June 2020I would recommend *Dr. Abner to everyone. To say she is impressive is an understatement. *Dr. Abner is the MOST caring dr. I have ever seen in my life. She is knowledgeable and totally has impressed me with it. You could not find a more fantastic dr. anywhere, she is the BEST! Nurse *Quinn and the rest of her staff are wonderful also. I am so grateful for their care.
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Patient reviewed on June 2020I DID !
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Patient reviewed on June 2020Dr. Abner is a breath of fresh air, she gave me something that the other doctor I saw didn't give me, vital information about what else can be done for the swelling of my legs and feet.
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Patient reviewed on June 2020Wonderful dr. Just great!
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Patient reviewed on March 2020Very impress with Dr. Abner. She was very detail and any questions I had was question.
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Patient reviewed on March 2020I have seen Dr. Abner every week for the past three months for wound care. She is the most ideal MD I have ever met.
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Patient reviewed on February 2020*Dr. Abner is very good at her job - cleans my wound on my leg explains what doing & why - tells me what to expect between visits - super lady. Women that help are wonderful - also! She's a 100% MD!
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Patient reviewed on February 2020*Dr. Abner explained concerns with courtesy. She spent time with me and listened to what I had to say.
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Patient reviewed on February 2020Had to call when the referral said to call patient to set up appointment time and date - Overall a good experience.
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Patient reviewed on January 2020*Dr. Abner is very polite & caring. Her humor helps ease the pain & tension, I feel because of my chronic leg wound. All the wound care nurses are friendly & caring.
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Patient reviewed on January 2020*Dr. Abner is a very compassionate and caring person who always talks positive about my concerns. She does her best to make you feel comfortable. I would be in a very painful situation without her care weekly.
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Patient reviewed on January 2020Nurses & doctors very friendly & good.
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Patient reviewed on December 2019Dr. Abner was fantastic, it was like talking to a Nobel prize winning doctor. Should have switched to her care months ago.
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Patient reviewed on December 2019*Dr. Abner is very kind & always listens.
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Patient reviewed on December 2019very very pleased with the doctor, nurses and front desk staff
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Patient reviewed on December 2019Had a very good first visit and was very impressed how much they cared and wanted to let me know that they would do everything possible to help me with my condition.
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Patient reviewed on December 2019I had been seeing a podiatrist for a wound that would not heal on the bottom of my foot. In discussions with my primary physician it was decided that I needed a higher level of care and expertise to treat this wound. I was able to get an appointment to the wound care center based on his referral. After a detailed and very comprehensive assessment at the wound care center a referral was made to another podiatrist. Having met with this second podiatrist his initial-primary strategy communicated to me is to heal this wound. That's kind of why I went to the wound care center in the first place - to take advantage of their expertise and state of the art techniques to heal wounds.
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Patient reviewed on December 2019all good.nothing negative
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Patient reviewed on December 2019Very best experience ever. I am paraplegic as the result of a spinal cord injury 50 years ago. Providers since have only asked why I have a wheelchair, the level and the year of the injury. Dr. Abner is the first provider that has expressed interest in the residual effects of the injury. Because of unusual swelling in my legs, she was concerned about blood clots and ordered a stat ultrasound. She measured the size of my legs in specific spots so that she can follow the swelling during the course of my treatment for pressure ulcers. She examined all of my skin for possible breakdown. She inquired of my eating habits. Because she felt I may be malnourished, she ordered a pre-albumin test to assess the quality of my nourishment and explained the importance of good nourishment to the healing of my wounds. Though I was found to be at the low end of the acceptable range, she encouraged me to seek more protein in my diet. At all times, she was most pleasant and truly interested in my well-being.