I waited 11 months before I got in to see him. He doesn't spend a lot of time, but he gets right to the point. I believe it takes time to build a relationship with a doctor, and every time I go to see him, it seems as though we're getting to know each other better. He has no problem prescribing what's necessary, and tries different medications to see what might help. I showed up for an appointment 45 minutes early, and nothing was said, they still fit me in.

Submitted March 26, 2007

After 17 months since my referral, dr knight kept us waiting for more than three hours. Then he had his receptionist tell us he couldn't see me after all and to call and re-book. She was booking for a year down the road. We came a long way from another city because he was supposed to be good, and he wouldn't stop talking to some friend that had stopped by - we could see them talking and hear them laughing. Made me/us feel less important than dirt.

Submitted March 13, 2007

Was very hard to talk to - uncommunicative- did not care if I was there or not. Did not convey any useful information what-so-ever. Waited 6 months to visit - end result was absolutely nothing.

Submitted March 8, 2007

After 16 months waiting to see Dr. B. Knight related to chronic pain management, he spent very little time with me (16 minutes). I did not feel he conveyed anything to me as the patient in relation to information about or to assist me in my situation. Only seemed answerable to referring doctor, not the patient. Very poor consultation IMHO, if any attempt was made to develop rapport with the patient, it wasn't noticeable. Extremely disappointed. Left discouraged.

Submitted Jan. 26, 2007