ive been going to dr Angelini for years. she has always been kind and gentle. I also believe her…read moredecisions about my feet have been on the mark . i will continue to visit her!

This review relates to services Dr Angelina provided at her Board Certified Foot Care office in…read moreAttleboro. I came to this practice because it's in my insurance network. Despite not having a referral, I was given an appointment time only about 3 weeks out from the call. I should have been worried - what doctor has such good availability? I told the person making the appointment that as part of the care I wanted to be seen for, I needed a diabetic foot exam. Showed up 10 minutes before my scheduled appointment time to be told that I was 2 hours early (ok, maybe I wrote the time down wrong) but when I said I'd go run errands and come back the receptionist said to stay, and they'd fit me in. They did, an hour and 45 minutes later, or 15 minutes before the "correct" time. (That correct was in quotes because on visit number 2 the same person who said I came early told me that I'd given them the wrong phone number on the firms I'd hand written. Nope, she just transposed 2 digits). Ok, so inattentive or maybe inadequate office staff. After waiting another 45 minutes (so 1/2 hour after my "correct" appointment time) in the exam room, the doctor came in. She said I had a plantar fasciitis, meaning a callus that had grown fully into my skin. Five minutes of shaving that, and a callus on my other foot, then nail clipping and a prescription for my (sorry) fungus, and she was gone. No diabetic foot exam. Come back in 2 weeks. But first, wait 15 more minutes for someone to come use a machine to smooth the cut nails. Visit 2: no wait. Also, no doctor; the RN only sees me. She uses the file/smoothing machine on my calluses, trims my nails. And when asked for one, tells me that the practice DOES NOT GIVE diabetic foot exams - despite offering board certified foot care. Come back in a month. Visit 3 the doctor comes in, asks the nurse what she wrote in her notes about the callus I came in for at the first visit (meaning she hadn't even glanced at my file). Oh, wart! Let out some acid in it and cut your nails again. Cutting the nails and that topical medicine are what you need for that yellowing nail fungus (which seems not to have improved). No further visits for me! I suggest you stay away too.

Dr Karadimos is unusually kind and caring! Highly recommended. I'm paralyzed, in a wheelchair and…read moreunable to transfer, and I also have supersensitive feet. Dr Karadimos was able to accommodate my special needs and did a superb job with my feet-- made me entirely comfortable in every way. He is a genuine plant enthusiast, as I am, and this common interest makes visits to his office all the more enjoyable. He's just superb!

Dr. Karadimos is a very kind and careful podiatrist. I go to see him when I am in pain, but he…read morealways makes me feel relaxed. We are both dog lovers so while he is working on my foot problems we talk about our dogs. before too long, I am more relaxed. When I leave, my feet are much better.

Updated to 3 stars from 1 star. We finally got our money returned about six months later even…read morethough root cause was not vetting my brother's insurance. Many phone calls were involved and thus frustration and wasted time.

Dreadful. Abrupt & dismissive. He doesn't have time nor the…read moreconcern to answer your questions ...... He needs to run off to the next 7minute appointment window.

Dr. Butler is a fantastic guy and he really has the patient's best interest at heart! Doctors today…read moreare all about the bottom line, but Dr. Butler is all about the patient!

Why does YELP make you leave at least one star? Is this a woke thing?…read more I had missed my 1st appointment bc my alarm did not go off and I overslept. My bad I know! I apologized to his receptionist and she scheduled me another appointment. A few days later she calls to tell me there would be a $25 cancellation fee before I could come in again. I told her I am on Disability and it's very low income and I really can't afford the $25 and could they waive it this time? She said that Dr Butler said 'No'! Wow! I'm in shock that a doctor is THIS greedy and non-compassionate! $25 to a physician is peanuts. To me, it means either gas or food for a week! And by his photo it doesn't look like he's had to miss any meals. Jerk.

Horribly rude older lady receptionist. Dr Adams doesn't even practice here anymore. Very suspicious…read moreoffice. Patient Beware! Doesn't even deserve 1 star but Y makes you leave at least one. Also sus.

A very caring and careful physician. He and his office have skipped their dinner to take care of…read moremy husband to make sure that his condition would not worsen. We have been given clear information and most of all reassurance and hope.

So I made an appointment with Dr Wascavage. Between his and my schedule it took two weeks mostly on…read moremy ever changing schedule for work. He was very professional and made sure everything was very clean and sanitized. I felt very safe in his care. He did his exam of my feet. Answered all of my questions. Don't wait until your in pain. Go see him now. I would highly recommend him. Great job

I had a painful and concerning ingrown toenail that Dr Wascavage immediately fixed. In my previous…read morebusiness I had interactions with several hundred doctors in Massachusetts. I would put Dr Wascavage near the top of them for professionalism, knowledge and care.

Framingham Podiatry came recommended from long time friend. I had developed mail fungus, plus, as…read moreI've grown older, it's more difficult to bend down and cut my own nails. The appointment was easily made. Their facility is a very large medical building on Lincoln Street. Parking is no problem in their lot. This practice is on the second floor. I sat in their rather small waiting room. I was asked to fill out a seven page (7 PAGES!!!) firm y. I've designed forms before and this could easily be revised to four. Within minutes, I was shown to the exam room. Doctor Kendra Maher breezed in. Happy, friendly, efficient, thorough. She cut my nails, sanded them, tested my feet with my eyes closed for sensitivity because I am a type two diabetic. My nails went off to the lab for determining the nature of my fungus, not very severe. She is very knowledgeable about relieving pressure on my feet. I felt she was genuinely caring and wants to see me back in mind weeks. She also suggested I avoid my current mail salon since that might be the origination if my nail fungus. In the interim, I had been getting good results with Fungi Cure OTC. On first blush, Framingham Podiatry is a good place to do business. Thank you Doctor Maher.

Had a hammer toe which should be an easy fix but the toe got infected and after that healed, which…read moretook awhile, the toe was way too short and instead of laying flat it is sitting on my big toe. I wish I didn,t go there bc it,s all messed up.