Christopher P. Miller, MD

Jeff Goodsill 

on Google

a month ago

The results of the first surgery on my bone spur were not what was expected. I opted for a Zadek osteotomy which had a high probability of success. For me I did not get the a good result with only a minor improvement. Ultimately I needed a revision surgery with a new surgeon. 

Susan 

on Google

2 months ago

After surgery for Sinus Tarsi Syndrome and being in worse pain after surgery (now 3 years post surgery), Dr. Miller said "this happens sometimes - there's nothing you can do. You're not the only one." This was his response to questions concerning other options to try. Shortly after surgery he moved his practice to a different hospital and it was clear he was biding time until he could escape his difficult patients looking for less pain after his ineffective surgery. Of course I sought a second opinion and there were indeed o... read more

Bill 

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5 months ago

My case was an extremely complicated tarsal coalition resulting in severe arthritis in the ankle. Upon presenting my xrays to multiple surgeons it became clear the procedure needed was outside of many orthopedic surgeon's scope. Dr. Miller took the job and brought in a resident specialist or 2 to assist, and the xrays tell the rest of the story. He aligned my ankle and heel with Godlike precision, along with extending the calf muscle, aligning the achilles and rebuilding my arch all to support the subtalar fusion. Performing... read more

Jim Hill 

on Google

5 months ago

If it's bone work your foot needs. Call this guy. It's unfortunate that there are a few marginal reviews for Dr Miller here because he is an exceptionally talented surgeon. I have had numerous ankle surgeries, the most recent an ankle fusion by Dr Miller, and I consider his work second to none. I met with 3 surgeons for evaluations and he did laps around the others in terms of both his comprehension of the issues, and of his ability to present smart yet creative solutions. It was immediately clear that he operates on the nex... read more

Megan Henderson 

on Google

10 months ago

Sadly , I have been suffering with CRPS since Feb of 23, directly following my foot surgery. I was wheelchair bound for 9 months and have slowly learned to walk again. The foot is still in terrible shape and the pain is constant. I am sure this was not his intention, but the result is what it is, nonetheless.