Dr. Webb explained the kyphoplasty procedure well. Courteous office staff. Ample parking in front…read moreof building.

His is a common name so I wonder if he has been mistaken for among reviews that should have been…read morefor someone else. This Dr Webb treats back problems without prescribing opioids which in itself might make some angry. He helped with my back problems without wanting to run me into surgery. They also offer bioidentical hormones which I couldn't talk my husband into. I think it would be good for him.

I talked to Dr. Anagnost about my back issues, but ended up using a different surgeon in town to…read morehave my spinal fusion done. The reasons really were that Dr. A's hospital where he performs the surgery is in Tahlequah and for me that is quite a hustle from Tulsa for surgery, I really liked Dr. A and I felt like he was listening and he would've been a great surgeon but the logistics didn't work out for me. The office however, was a little bit unorganized and they never somehow got my insurance card processed correctly and I had to give it three or four different times but it never got passed on to my insurance bills so that was kind of a headache. Also, there's a little bit of an attitude and wait time in the office itself. The doctor himself seemed like a good surgeon, but I can't attest to an experience.

I have seen both Dr Chalkin and Dr Holt in this clinic. I love both doctors. They care about…read morehealing you and getting you out of pain. Dr Chalkin recently did a Carpel tunnel release and it fixed the numbness I was having. The surgery went well. The anesthesia that the anesthesiologist used though did not work and they had to give me more. That's the only complaint and it was fixed quickly. The wait in his office can be long he's got probably the whole state trying to get his help but it was worth the wait. They are in a beautiful new office at 61st and Lewis.

I arrived for my appt (on time) and was an hour into waiting when the elderly man next to me asked…read morethe front desk if they had forgot him as he had been waiting since 10:30am. It was after 1pm. I had them refund my copay and I left. Dr Chalkin, I'm sure you are a great physician but what all physicians need to understand is that our time is just as important as yours. We have other things, appts, commitments., JOBS to accomplish during our day. You aren't the only busy one. If I had been 15 min late I would have been forced to reschedule and possibly charged for late cancellation so it doesn't mess up your schedule. Why is it any different for your patients? If you are going to be that late, you should have the courtesy of notifying the patients in the waiting room so we can choose to wait or reschedule if needed. As a former house supervisor for ascension st John and trauma nurse- I get emergencies happen but the reality is that doctors do this reg and just expect that their schedule is the only one that matters and that needs to change. Respecting and keeping on time appts isn't just the patients responsibility, it's the physicians as well. It you can't keep the scheduled appt on time or close to it- TALK TO YOUR PATIENTS. Them asking if they've been forgotton is ridiculous. Scheduling so many patients that the front desk is asking who will see the PT, the PA or doc is unprofessional at best, the fact that us patients overheard that is even worse. Stop over booking your schedule. For patients reading this- hold your physician accountable. If you walk out of that office and go somewhere else- he doesn't get paid and doctors tend to listen when it affects their checkbook. Remember you are hiring THEM not the other way around and you have other options. If they are this neglectful with your time what else is being neglected? Does he schedule his surgeries the same way? This chaotic?? Is that what and who you want working on you? Someone whose mind is in 10 other places except with you bc they've over extended themselves? That's a NO for me. Dr Chalkin, it may seem to you like "you just got busy" but you need to stop and consider what message you are sending when you can't be on time and don't respect your patient enough to even say, "hey, I'm running late" from the other reviews, I'm not the only patient you've lost bc of this.