I went to see Dr. Crist because my right knee gives out on me, he did a meniscus repair on it but it was still giving out on me. He did cortisone injections but they didnt help (not like I thought they would help) and he wanted to keep doing them. I am diabetic and those spike my blood sugar through the roof!! so to keep doing them is not a good thing! He then wanted to do gel injections but wanted me to pay for them instead of them sending the pre-auth into my insurance. He also kept blaming my back problems for the problems with my knee. Stay away from this Dr. he is a quack!!!

Very PROFESSIONAL office staff. Xrays where great ...Dr CHRIST WAS very through with explaing all MY SHOTS WERE VERY SMOTH AND AGAIN DR. CHRIST WALKED ME THROUGH THE PRCEDURE ! TOTALLY RECOMMEND HIM TO ALL I FEEL GREAT ! THANKS FOR A GREAT STAFF. AND CLEAN OFFICE !!! THANKS

Very impressed with the staff and I really like how thorough Dr. Christ is. Hes pleasant and to the point about a treatment plan.

I found Dr. Christ and his office staff to be quite helpful. I got lost, having the wrong address when I was on my way, and the office staff was kind and patient in directing me to the correct office address. He diagnosed my problem, gave me my options but wasnt pushy, and when I chose to have a cortisone shot in my shoulder, I was surprised that it was not painful at all. (I had heard from other people that the shots were quite painful.) I would recommend him to my friends and family in the future.

Dr. Christ did a great job for me. He gave me options and I selected a shot in my shoulder. It did not hurt and it helped. He takes things one step at a time and doesnt rush to surgery. I would recommend Dr. Christ to my friends and family.

Highly recommend..He performed knee surgery and treated me for fractures as well. He is the only or6hooedic doctor my insurance accepts so that is how I came to use him.

You treated my mother for a bad hip fracture. After you removed the staples, the wound opened up from her hip to her knee. The initial culture result was entereobacter (totally a hospital-acquired infection). You have ordered an endless line of intravenous antibiotics - most of which were the wrong ones for treating this type of infection. She has had to return to the hospital twice in the 8 weeks since her surgery, and remains in rehab. You are careless, and in my opinion, reckless. If this goes badly for her (i.e. the hardware has to be removed from her hip), be assured that this will go very badly for you. I WOULDNT LET THIS GUY TOUCH YOU OR A FAMILY MEMBER.