Dr. Alexa Kanwit Craig, MD

Dr Craig is the star of her own contrived reality TV show. She enters the room and uses the words “breaking news” before delivering her observations. She makes large far off predictions about the future of your child’s health and will paint graphic pictures such as “ let’s put it this way, I doubt your child will ever play soccer unassisted “. Dr Craig holds herself above her colleagues. She will tell you no one else in the pediatric neurology department is as qualified to see your child. Dr Craig will call you on your cell phone when you decide to switch providers and try to get you to stay by telling you there are grounds to sue the hospital.

Dr Craig is the star of her own contrived reality TV show. She enters the room and uses the words “breaking news” before delivering her observations. She makes large far off predictions about the future of your child’s health and will paint graphic pictures such as “ let’s put it this way, I doubt your child will ever play soccer unassisted “. Dr Craig holds herself above her colleagues. She will tell you no one else in the pediatric neurology department is as qualified to see your child. Dr Craig will call you on your cell phone when you decide to switch providers and try to get you to stay by telling you there are grounds to sue the hospital.

Dr Craig is the star of her own contrived reality TV show. She enters the room and uses the words “breaking news” before delivering her observations. She makes large far off predictions about the future of your child’s health and will paint graphic pictures such as “ let’s put it this way, I doubt your child will ever play soccer unassisted “. Dr Craig holds herself above her colleagues. She will tell you no one else in the pediatric neurology department is as qualified to see your child. Dr Craig will call you on your cell phone when you decide to switch providers and try to get you to stay by telling you there are grounds to sue the hospital.

Dr Craig is the star of her own contrived reality TV show. She enters the room and uses the words “breaking news” before delivering her observations. She makes large far off predictions about the future of your child’s health and will paint graphic pictures such as “ let’s put it this way, I doubt your child will ever play soccer unassisted “. Dr Craig holds herself above her colleagues. She will tell you no one else in the pediatric neurology department is as qualified to see your child.

My son has a severe neurological delay as well as a seizure disorder, visual impairment and physical impairment and Dr. Craig has absolutely been a life saver. She is very knowledgable, and not afraid to admit when she is unsure of something. has no problem listening to me, or taking into consideration my suggestions based on the research I've done. would recommend her to anyone