Our Physicians
Thomas A. Hackenberg, M.D.
M.D. 1988 University of North Dakota School of MedicineResidency 1992 Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center
Fellowship 1996 Veterans Administration Hospital/LDS Hospital
Peter R. Brookmeyer, M.D.
M.D. 2000 Washington University School of MedicineResidency 2003 University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
Fellowship 2006 Washington University
Elizabeth A. Kleiner, M.D.
M.D. 2002 Medical College of VirginiaResidency 2006 Medical College of Virginia
Fellowship 2008 Medical College of Virginia
C. Allen Bernas, M.D.
M.D. 2008 Drexel University College of MedicineResidency 2011 Hahnemann University Hospital
Fellowship 2013 Hahnemann University Hospital
Matthew A. Hevey, M.D.
M.D. 2014 Medical College of WisconsinResidency 2017 Medical College of Wisconsin
Fellowship 2019 Washington University
Physician Timeline
1996Thomas A. Hackenberg, M.D.
2006Peter R. Brookmeyer, M.D.
2009Elizabeth A. Kleiner, M.D.
2006Peter R. Brookmeyer, M.D.
2009Elizabeth A. Kleiner, M.D.
2015C. Allen Bernas, M.D.
2019Matthew A. Hevey, M.D.
2019Matthew A. Hevey, M.D.
1985Donald A. Strandberg, M.D. (retired December 2012)
1986Jesse M. Hofflin, M.D. (retired December 2014)
1990Robert D. Weber, M.D. (retired May 2019)
2002Robert H. Gates, Jr., M.D. (retired April 2022)
1986Jesse M. Hofflin, M.D. (retired December 2014)
1990Robert D. Weber, M.D. (retired May 2019)
2002Robert H. Gates, Jr., M.D. (retired April 2022)
Mission Statement
Medical
We will provide the highest-quality infectious disease care in a compassionate, nonjudgmental, and confidential fashion. We will use our expertise to support the health of individuals and our community at large.
Economic
We will operate on a sound financial basis in a responsible manner for our patients, the health care system, and ourselves.
Social
We strive to achieve our goals in a relaxed, supportive, and safe environment while maintaining a high level of professionalism. We respect and support a balance between our professional and personal lives.