Dr. Christopher Charles Radchenko, MD

Dr. Christopher Radchenko is not at the University of Cincinnati, and our family is so glad! Our brother Steve is quite ill with lung cancer and Dr. Radchenko performed a difficult bronchoscopy for him. Steve’s bad heart created complications, but Dr. Radchenko pulled him through with his excellent judgement and technical skills. He is compassionate, dedicated and friendly. His communication skills are extraordinary. We give 5 Stars for the outstanding care our brother is receiving by Dr. Radchenko.

Excellent doc. Very knowledgeable and concerned about his patient

At first, I admit, he seemed a bit young and green. I received him as my Student Doctor when through the lottery that is Hospital Hill in K.C. We bumped a bit of heads on things and I was considering another chance in that lottery, but I gave him a further chance. I have to say, I don't regret that decision. What he already knows is a considerable amount. What he doesn't, he picks up on. I am a dream patient for teacher trying to break in a new Doctor to the field, as I came in with a bunch of physical ailments from all the living I have done in my 45+ years of life. The other part of that dream patient thing, is I don't just take a Doctor's word because they are a Doctor(NOBODY should, as there are bad Doctor's out there that have been in the field for a decade+.). So, sometimes we have butt heads, but he's always professional and he takes the time to search out the ailments, even if I may be on the wrong track, if for no other reason than to give me an answer. His personality...kind,… keeps his demeanor in check, even if you are having a bad day and he catches some of the brunt of it. I have to say that he is one of the few that gives me faith in Doctor's and the future of Doctor's and that says a bunch, as I had managed to stay clear of them for the most part of my life. If he ever reads this...Never forget who you were as a Student Doctor and keep the same attitude and drive when you have your full licensing(Or whatever they call it.). I won't be able to afford you then, but I know you will pass me into capable hands.