The office is operated like a large factory business. An initial insincere touchy feely exam with recommendations for surgery followed by a cursory follow up after which you never see Dr Keller again, just factory staff.

Submitted Nov. 5, 2007

Spends considerable time with patients to review procedures, discuss treatment and answer questions. Friendly - makes you feel comfortable and listened to. Far more than most doctors. Very knowledgeable in his field. Believes in immediate/continuing physical therapy - far more than average. Focus is on sports medicine. Only critical fault is that he doesn't allow adequate time for follow ups with his patients. Patients are commonly shunted/pushed into follow up visits with other physicians instead. This destroys continuity and creates a lot of uncertainty and insecurity and doesn't allow for a good ongoing doctor/patient relationship. If very assertive you can avoid some of the physician roulette but even then not entirely. The assisting physicians themselves are friendly/competent but transient - flying in from Anchorage to routinely handle much of the load. Unfortunately, if you want to have a regular one on one doctor patient relationship you should probably look elsewhere.

Submitted July 7, 2006