Years ago Dr. Dabdoub (before he retired) performed surgery on my left for a bunion and hammer toe. Although I wasn't having significant pain or discomfort he urged me to have the surgery because recuperation would be harder as I got older. He also urged me to buy an expensive piece of (non-insurance covered) equipment to help with the healing process. On my last visit before being discharged, I pointed out that there didn't seem to be any improvement. His response was: Well, guess we'll have to do it again!!!! And walked out of the room. I have more problems now after surgery than I had before. Apparently, he's come out of retirement because he performed surgery on a friend about a year ago. Like me, she's worse off now that before the surgery. When she complained he told her...In 30 years he had never had a complaint!!! read more

I was referred to Dr. Dabdoub of Associated Foot Surgens after a stay in the hospital due to a severe foot problem. I found Dr. Dabdoub to be extremely condescending and much more interested in what he had to say then his patient. During my 3 visits I don't think I ever completed a sentence without him brushing aside what i had to say in favor of his somewhat extreme opinions; mostly about himself. Also, after my stay in the hospital I was desperately trying to avoid bankruptcy by working AND taking care of my foot. I was literally scolded by Dr Dabdoub for rescheduling 2 appointment because of work conflicts. Here seriously tried to make me feel like a child! After that plus 3 expensive visits to his office during which he did nothing more than examine my foot, talk about how busy he is, and treat me like a child, I decided it was probably time to quit throwing (a lot!) of money away for no tangible result and i refused to make another appointment. Now I find I am in collections for TWO additional visits that they scheduled without my consent saying it was IMPLIED in the treatment regime. Not sure what that means but they are adamant that I am in the wrong for refusing to schedule further visits. read more