Daniel H Rosler, MD - Milwaukee Rheumatology Center, SC

I can see why he is a multiple award-winning doctor. I have been suffering from a form of vasculitis that causes very painful ulcers on my skin and gives me scars. I have been on many drugs like steroids, methotrexate, azathioprine and others. Finally we got to Humira. This worked pretty good for many years until recently when it stopped working. At my last visit he prescribed a different medication (Enbrel). I found out my insurance denied it. I came to see him and during the visit Dr. Rosler got on the phone with my insurance and demanded an immediate review of my records with someone who knew medicine and not some clerk. He had patients waiting to see him and that did not stop him from putting up a good fight with my insurance company and getting my treatment approved. I have been his patient for over 15 years and I will recommend him to anyone. Make sure you are not in a hurry when you come to see him; will not rush when he is with you. Worth the wait.

This doctor has saved my life and continues to keep a very aggressive disease in control. He is kind, listens, and knows what is best. In my years of seeing him I would say he is overwhelmed with the amount of patients who need his help, and you often have to wait a very long time after your appointment should start to see him. That being said, when you are lucky enough to have a doctor like him, you will gladly wait. A man who knows how to help you is hard to find. In my experience doctors do not know everything and I have seen more than a few in my life i would never recommend but if you can get in to see Rosler and your doctor isn't cutting it, if you need some serious help, like I did you will not be disappointed. He has fought for me, went to battle when I was losing with insurance, he has called me late at night still at the office to answer my questions. He really cares and is a great person.

Dr Rosler diagnosed my Arthritis 8 years ago. He has kept my disease controlled where I can live a normal life. I lost my job in December, and also my insurance. I saw him this last time and told him I could no longer afford my visits or my medicines. I have not been taking my medicines and my arthritis started acting up. He asked me to wait in the room and after a few minutes came back saying my medicines were waiting at my pharmacy. I said I couldn't afford them and he said not to worry and that I should pick up my 3 months supply. He paid for them with his credit card. He also did not charge for the visit. Thank you Dr. Rosler. Your generosity and compassion will never be forgotten.