You don't get any better than Doc Greg!! He's down to earth, listens and incredibly educated!!read more

I've been a patient off-and-on-again here for years and wouldn't go anywhere else for my…read morechiropractic needs. Doctor Greg is fantastic. He really takes time to get to know his patients and work out the best treatment. Appointments are readily available and I've always gotten in at the "last minute" if any issues arise. Support staff is helpful and friendly, too. Highly recommend to my family, friends and coworkers.

Very unhappy with Cincinnati Sports Medicine! My husband's surgeon, Michelle Andrews, left the…read morepractice. She was amazing and we trusted her implicitly. We received no notice of her leaving and no referral to another surgeon within the group. Dr. Andrews had treated my husband for many years, operating on both his shoulders and both his knees. My husband had to return about every six months for cortisone injections. Cincinnati Sports Medicine left my husband hanging without a doctor. When we called to set an appt. with Dr. Andrews, we were told by a scheduler that Dr. Andrews was no longer there. We had no choice but to schedule an appt. with a surgeon that was unknown to us. When my husband went to the appointment, the doctor didn't have a clue as to my husband's issues or previous surgeries. Apparently he hadn't even taken the time to review my husband's chart before the appt. We have found another surgeon at BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS and want my husband's medical records sent there, but Cincinnati Sports Medicine is making that a nightmare too. No procedure for obtaining medical records is listed on the website and we can't get a human being to answer the phone. I'm glad we are leaving CSM after all these years. They are not the patient oriented group they used to be.

10/10 I have never had a bad experience with Beacon. Everyone is very professional and kind…read more Plenty of parking, easy to locate where you need to go through the building, large seating room, free coffee, comfortable seating, and free wifi. Check in was quick, prep was even quicker, and the entire time my son was in surgery I knew what stage he was in. After surgery they called me while I was in the waiting room to go over the procedure amd any questions I had. Recovery the ladies were amazing and answered everything I came up with after already being asked lol. They quickly got us discharged but did not rush us, we were ready lol.

This review is for the billing department, OrthoAlliance. First, make sure any payments you made…read moreare applied to your statement. Over $1,000 paid wasn't shown on my statement. When they apply it, make sure you get an itemized copy "PRIOR" to making a payment. When I received my revised bill, they applied part of the $1,000 to an item that insurance covered and had already paid100%. I had to ask for "another" statement, and it was "wrong". I had to walk the billing person through the payments I made and what those payments covered. They spread your payment throughout multiple items. I paid each bill (online) that I had in my hand at the time in FULL, as long as it matched up with my insurance coverage, which I check online before paying. When the next bill came, it showed some of the line items had a balance. So I called "again" and finally got it worked out. I've NEVER had an invoice like this, where they take your payment made and instead of applying it to the item for the exact amount due, they decide to spread the love around. Why?? My guess it there were other changes, but I haven't received the invoice yet. But again, Why?? Makes no sense.

Dr. Andrews is the best orthopedic surgeon I have ever dealt with. She is very professional, very…read moregood at explaining what she has found, and even draws a picture and potential treatment paths so that it is easy to visualize and understand. And when I say a picture, I mean she draws on a sheet of paper, and you can read it. A doctor with good handwriting is rare, my friends. Dr. Andrews likes to take a conservative approach, which I appreciate. The last thing I want to do is incur unnecessary costs or recovery. In my experience, she does not overprescribe, she does not ignore the patient's preferences, and she seeks long-term improvement. I first saw Dr. Andrews in 2001, and when I decided to get my knee problems resolved, I looked and was so happy to see that Dr. Andrews still practiced here in the area. I immediately arranged for an appointment. The best testament you can give is would you go back again. In my case, I already have. Kudos to the doctor, and thanks for helping me out!

This surgeon did the wrong surgery on my knee hoping to get two surgeries out of me. I found this…read moreout from the orthopod I had to go to for a second opinion due to her telling me I would be up and walking with the walker next day when she left me in excruciating pain where I was unable to weight bear at all. I consulted an attorney about suing her and was advised not to sue because she was "so vindictive."

He's an excellent doctor. However, he's not the type to really shoot the breeze with you, so if you…read morehave questions, be sure to bring them up as soon as he walks in. He's incredibly thorough and the trainers/assistants around the office are also wonderful - they're all beautiful, which was startling but aspirational. We were told they were running 40 minutes behind, but ended up waiting 2 hours, which wasn't ideal. It was also the day before Thanksgiving though, so I sort of get it. Overall, I had a pretty good pre-op experience. However, when my sister came here 3 years ago for ACL reconstruction, she never regained feeling in the front of her shin. When she called about it, they said it probably wasn't their fault. I can recommend Beacon and Kremchek for any sports-related injury, but my sister wouldn't say the same. So take that for whatever it's worth. UPDATE: I'm a month out from surgery and I have healed remarkably quickly thanks to the stud Physical Therapy team. So, I dropped the score for Kremchek not the entirety of the team. Beacon as an organization has been wonderful, but I've been continually unimpressed with Kremchek as a person/doctor. The appointment I had remove my brace (read: leg cage) was on the calendar for a month, but I got a call a few days beforehand that said it had to be moved due to Reds spring training or something. I was going to have to wait another week or two to get my brace taken off, even though my healing progressed well enough to remove it. I had to ask to be seen by another doc because this brace is the PITS and I want it off ASAP. So I am seeing Valezquez. It's just obvious that Kremchek prioritizes his celebrity (well, it's the Reds, so maybe that's not the right word) clients over average people.

A great team! They really are amazing at what they do and were able to help my back out a lot! My…read moreupper back is always knotted and messed up from work so it is nice to finally have some relief! I highly recommend this place and Phil is amazing! Practically my whole family goes here

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Years and years I was told by providers they "would take good care of me." High anxiety is always…read morethe problem and my body fights sedation. Then at the procedure the doctor changes his mind. No one ever said what the details and expectations would entail. From Edie at the front office to discharge I was well cared. Clearly different then the first time before the new medical center. Dr Danko is willing to help the 2% unusual patient. Jen, the Director of Nursing and Mel made this experience 5 stars.

This place is a joke. I was diagnosed 20 years ago with a crippling, severely painful disease. My…read morePCP sent me to pain management. Since joining the practice I haven't seen the actual doctor once. I see different NPs at every visit because he is such a horrible person to work for, they all leave the practice. Every appointment they tell me they need to reduce my meds because Dr. Danko is concerned the government is going to track him. This man doesn't want to see you if you won't let him do a surgical or in office procedure. It's all about money with him. The buildings are either suffocatingly hot or freezing in the winter because his wife controls the thermostats from her phone. You can't reach anyone by phone because it hangs up on you after a busy message. You can't question anything because he kicks you out of the practice. Doctors took an oath to cure or assist people. I can't be cured I can only be medicated to reduce the pain until I die. This is exactly what Dr Danko told me on my first appointment, that he could NOT cure me but he would keep me comfortable until death. He doesn't even come close to keeping me comfortable. My PCP advised me to ask for suboxone to assist with the pain because it is proven to help. I asked the NP and she said and I quote; "You need to fake a drug addiction to get into a methadone clinic". I did NOT ask for methadone and I really was only asking about the suboxone because my PCP told me to. I have reported Dr Danko and all of his NPs to the state board. I would suggest you find an alternate pain management practice because if you don't want to go under his knife, you aren't given a second thought.