Michael C. Craig, M.D.,

260 Fort Sanders West Boulevard, Knoxville, TN 37922

"Dr. Craig was very thorough with his description of the procedure. His staff was very friendly. They explained every step of the process as they were doing it. Also had some good music playing softly in the background. Also enjoyed the lesson on an Ascot."

"Amazing staff and Dr Craig was phenomenal I am very pleased to be his patient And KOC is the Bomb every thing that happens is explained in advance Thank you Dr Craig for all you have done for me it has given me my life back"

"Dr. Craig is very professional! Had some concerns and he patiently came into the examination room and talk to me. Very high tech instruments!!!! very impressed! The best thing of all the wait was very acceptable for everything. That’s not something you run across with specialist these days. Thanks for everything!"

"Dr Craig is one of the best Dr's I have ever went to and everytime it's been a good experience and I'm always feeling better after my upper upperderl injections I'm not going to Iie i waited a year and suffered because I was scared of it but whenever I wasn't able to walk and couldn't take it anymore I finally went back to him and took the injections and now I'm so much better than what I was doing and I would refer him to anyone that needed help with their back situation koc is one of the best places to go when needing help I give them a 10"

"Dr. Craig Is not very compassionate at all, I had the same experience 20 years ago with him that left me In tears, after he stormed out of the room when I told him "NO" to a coccygectomy, as I was fearful of paralysis, Instead of going Into detail as far as what a coccygectomy entailed, he acted like a child and said "WELL, THERE'S NOTHING ELSE I CAN DO FOR YOU THEN!" and stormed out. I felt worthless and I've continued to suffer 20 years later. "Who behaves like this?" He has no experience or little knowledge of pudenal neuralgia, and possible cauda equina?....Women need more kindness and caring when It comes to our suffering, especially when It comes to tailbone pain and the sacral areas of the very low lumbar spine. I suffered a traumatic Injury while giving childbirth In 2003 and I have never been the same since. You would think that with me having reactive arthritis of the spine as well as pudenal neuralgia and the fact that after 20 years, I returned to him alone to seek help thàt he would offer me a solution, and a little kindness but I was met with the same coldness, as If my symptoms are Illegitimate as I was 20 years ago and he also re-nigged on ever stating that he ever offered me a coccygectomy. Carolyn"