4.5 out of 5 stars

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Kristina Patrick, NP-C

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Specialty:
Orthopedic Surgery
Board Certification:
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Program
Education/Training

Graduate School
University of Texas Medical Branch, 2015

Kristina is board certified and cares for teen and adult patients with a variety of foot and ankle disorders. She is skilled at assessing acute and chronic disease processes, wound complications, and a range of foot and ankle fractures. She also performs injections for selective foot and ankle pain.

Kristina helps prepare and guide patients throughout the entire surgical process including postoperative care so patients can focus on recovery.

21 Patient Review(s) / 260 Surveys

06/19/20
I had a great experience!
06/15/20
Amazing to be able to get a same day appointment!
05/23/20
The NP clearly understood my problem and agreed with my request for treatment.
05/22/20
over all a very nice experience.
05/13/20
The PA was very attentive.
04/30/20
good.
04/28/20
I was able to get an immediate appointment.
03/21/20
Everyone was on their game at every appointment.
02/28/20
First Post Op visit I expected to see the doctor not doctor's assistant. I need details about my operation what was found and what was done.
02/24/20
they were very good.
02/19/20
Don't remember any one asking about decisions about my care.
02/07/20
great experience with everyone involved.
01/30/20
This was my first visit i felt very comfortable with the care provider.
01/24/20
Told me to drive barefoot which I am told is against the law.
01/24/20
super impressive faculty, staff. care.
01/23/20
great.
01/21/20
provider reviewed my x-rays with me which I found very helpful in my decision making. process.
01/12/20
The post operative explanations prior to surgery were vague and incomplete.
01/10/20
Kristina was extremely knowledgeable and thorough. She listened and gave great advice and recommendations about my pain. She did not try to water down the medical language for me which I greatly appreciate and answered all of my questions.
01/02/20
I was experiencing pain that day just sitting on the bed.
12/04/19
The comments she made to me, humiliated me and let me know right away that she was not interested in my concern about being in pain. I understand that there is a problem with people with drug addiction abusing pain medication, but that has nothing to do with my situation. I have been suffering with the injury to my [...] for [...] months before the surgery and never once asked for any pain medication. But this pain is different and much more severe from the surgery. I should feel comfortable discussing this with my healthcare provider. But after she made this comment to me, I didn't trust her anymore. I just wanted to leave. She asked if i had any questions and I could barely think, so was so upset.
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