As sad as it is to report my experience with Chris as a physical therapist, who is carelessly running multiple businesses, I feel I have to warn others to go elsewhere for their physical therapy needs. I brought my son in, as a 6 month old baby, who has low muscle tone and wasn't sitting on his own. Chris never even explained to me what Hypotonia is & how it is affecting my child & will affect him for the rest of his life. Chris helped us for two months and despite knowing my son's history (he was born without the ability to open his eyes), he never once referred us to early intervention & at the time, I didn't even know it existed. As soon as my son started sitting up on his own, Chris stopped seeing him and I followed up with him for months, stating my son was struggling to crawl, then to walk, etc. He replied that I should follow up when my son is 18 months old (despite our pediatrician being firmly against this standpoint). At 18 months, I called Chris, left several voice mails, and he never once called me back. He had a 25 year old running his entire business and I took my son to see her out of desperation. She had absolutely no idea what she was doing, so I finally was able to reach Chris & asked if he could see my son instead. He agreed and subsequently canceled 6 consecutive scheduled appointments, stating he had other obligations (that were apparently more important than my struggling son with special needs). After completely losing all hope in Chris, both as a person & as a professional, he said he had no one else to refer me to. My son was 20 months old, not walking at all, and I had absolutely no idea what to do. I had already started the process with Early Intervention on my own and after months and months, my son finally got the help he needed and continues to need. He received PT 2x a week through EI and now that his 3rd birthday is approaching, he will continue to need PT and will be getting it through our school system 2x a week. My son didn't start walking until he was 2.5 years old & I will always wonder how his life would have been different if I didn't rely so heavily on Chris' judgment. His lack of care, unreliable nature, and overall inability to handle all of the business ventures he takes on, is my warning to please stay far, far away and never, ever let your child anywhere near his practice. All I can do now is hope that my son will be okay in the end. That's all we ever want for our children. And it's a shame when complete and utter negligence on the part of a business owner can derail the fragile development of a child when all we're trying to do is help our children reach their full potential. read more