Chrisjohn Bradley D DO 615 Southwest 3rd Street, Lee's Summit, MO 64063

"I chose Dr Chrisjohn through my HMO plan. When I went to make an appointment his office stated he isn't accepting new patients. He should let insurance companies know this ahead of time. Now I have to wait 30 days to see a new doctor."

"I have been a patient of Dr. Chrisjohn for about 5 years. I have had good experiences overall but the reason for my review is my most recent appointment, last week. He was running REALLY behind on his appointments and I was getting frustrated. I figured he would rush me through my time because it was getting late in the day. To my surprise he did the opposite. He asked me several questions, listened to my answers, prescribed some meds, and gave a few other suggestions to help me. He didn't rush me at all!! I would definitely recommend!!"

"We have been patients at Lee's Summit Clinic for about 20 years with Dr. Chrisjohn as our primary care physician since he joined the clinic many years ago. We have always been impressed with his direct approach to discussing medical issues and willingness to share information. My husband and I and our four children have always felt comfortable discussing our problems with Dr. Chrisjohn and are very satisfied with the care we've received. I would recommend him to anyone needing a primary care doctor."

"Saw Dr. Chris John, after seeing my husband we were pleased at first .He immediately did an x-ray then sent him for an MRI, It showed several issues with my husband showing the reasons he was in so much pain. Dr Chris John refused to help him with his pain management pushing him off onto a neurosurgeon. Almost a week later the neurosurgeon still has not received his referral and he will not help my husband. My husband is to the point where he cannot move due to his pain level. This "doctor" will not help him and the neurosurgeon wont talk to us till he gets his referral. Very disappointed in the care we have received at this location. Doctors are suppose to help people not push them off onto someone else. I understand doctors not wanting to give out prescriptions for pain killers, but when its so obviously in need of it. Its neglectful to keep someone in this amount of pain when they have proof that there is something physically wrong with him."