Dr. Christopher Wainwright, MD

I am leaving this review after having the absolute worst experience with this doctor today. I don't even feel like it's right to call him that. He is extremely rude and disrespectful and a complete waste of time. When asked about two medications he proceeded to Google it in front of me. He shrugs and answers with fine but basically rolls his eyes when you are expressing your concerns. At the end of the appointment, I was told to never message him again. Please do not waste your time here unless you like being yelled at by your primary physician and like someone to be condescending instead of compassionate and caring.

Dr. Wainwright is a quality primary physician. My husband and I have been seeming him since he started at the practice on University. He’s very straight to the point but he has always been attentive to any concerns or questions and provides answers with explanations. I would recommend this doctor to anybody.

The worst experience I've had with a medical doctor. The experience truly left me dumbfounded ... years of therapy washed dow the drain after my visit ... all I wanted was a refill on my RX for zepbound - he said no - and I should get a personal trainer and go on weight watchers - for years I had an eating disorder . It took me a long time to work through that and in about 5 min. This so called physician took me back to a very negative place - Can you say PTSD! I'll never step foot in that office again .

Mr. Wainwright is very rude, and condescending. My first visit with him was a complete failure. I went to seek help with what I later found out was depression and anxiety from a very toxic work environment. Keeping that in mind, the way he talks to people in an already fragile state of mind, only made the issues worse. I feel like Mr. Wainwright was judging me from the start. Because I wasn't in the best state of mind, I did follow up with him. Maybe it was an off day or i was being too sensitive. Well the second visit was not better and arguably worse. He has zero bedside manner and when I asked him if I could take B12 for more energy, he made me feel like a drug addict telling me i was just looking for meds and B12 is a placebo. I never once asked for meds for my anxiety and depression. That would have been when I could maybe see judgement. He is unprofessional and doesn't seem to want to listen to his patients. Just judge them, make them feel worse. Its his way or the hwy

He is a very knowledgeable doctor and he double check every thing.