Dr. Vann and his office are so awesome. Easily accessible, my feet are refreshed and brand new…read morethanks to Village Podiatry

Dr Johnson earned my trust with my first visit to him and he treated me with the utmost respect and…read morecare. However, I had to come back in and get another ingrown out that I thought I would be able to get myself. It left it a fragment which caused pain. And needed medical intervention. I anticipated the needle going into my toe and being anesthetized like the time before, but Dr. Johnson said it would be small and no big deal. He proceeded to use some freeze spray (which only takes maybe the initial sting away) and then went right in. He operated quickly, and intensely, being very rough never offering to stop or providing anesthetic besides the initial freeze spray. He made comments to me acknowledging he knew how much pain I was in. Stuff like "Oh I know, bad doctor bad doctor" and continued to cut all the way to the nail matrix. With NO anesthetic. I can only imagine this is what true torture feels like. After the procedure he stuffed cotton under my raw dug out toe nail while I wailed in agony. Don't think it's standard procedure to do that to someone without anesthetic. It was torturous and completely unnecessary. He showed no empathy or remorse and didn't ask me once if I wanted anesthetic. Cost me $50 and the worst pain I've ever felt. I'm not coming back. And highly advise others to consider going elsewhere to have your ingrown removed if you value being treated with respect like a human being. After the procedure I was burdened with a week's worth of nightmares regarding the experience along with emotional distress and lots of crying. I feel like Ive been completely violated and will continue to use my voice and speak out about the medical malpractice I experienced from this doctor.

I've been a patient at Women's Group of Gwinnett for about 8 years and always had a great…read moreexperience with my regular doctor, Dr. Iyoyo. Unfortunately, my experience has been very different during my pregnancy. Pregnancy patients are required to rotate among all the doctors and nurse practitioners, which I found inconsistent and confusing during such an important time. I've also had several concerning experiences, including a doctor not reviewing my chart before discussing my previous LEEP procedure, another recommending aspirin despite my documented allergy, and a rushed Pap smear with a NP that resulted in heavy spotting and discomfort. Overall, my pregnancy experience has been disappointing. I feel they could provide better continuity by assigning patients to one or two doctors rather than having them see everyone in the practice. I'm seriously considering leaving.

I have been a patient here for over 24 years. I first started coming here when pregnant with my…read morefirst child. At that time it was an all male practice. How the times have changed. Now al of the doctors are female. Most of my visits in recent years have been with Dr. Iyoyo. She is wonderful. We always have great conversation while she is doing my yearly exam and I never feel like she is rushing through the exam. But she also values my time and is efficient. Other times I have come in to see Dr. Yolanda Smith. I would highly recommend both of them.

Dr Arnoff is a true professional. He assessed my issue, explained the treatment recommendation,…read moreperformed the procedure and lined me out on the aftercare I needed to do at home. He was thoughtful, clear and genuine. His nurse Jacqueline showed the same effectiveness and thoughtfulness. The young lady at the front was also a polite and kind individual. Excellent experience.

I don't really know. I found them on Apple Maps. I called them at 9:20 this morning, Monday, June…read more9, 2025 to see if I could make an appointment as a new patient. The phone rang, then it was answered by an automated system, then I was transferred twice. By the time someone answered, I was thinking I do not want to go through this to make an appointment in the future. The woman who answered was pleasant. I asked her if she were at the local office or at a centralized location. She told me the latter. I told her why I started my calling process and why I decided I was not going to be making an appointment. I asked her if there was anyone she could pass my comments on to. She was silent. Then I told I would just make a review such as this that I am doing now.

The office was filthy; the entrance from hallway, the waiting room, the X-ray room, and the exam…read moreroom. I wouldn't ever consider any type of medical exam or procedure here.

I've i've been seeing Dr. David Bell for three years Twice a year for One bunion and 2 hammertoes…read more He recommended a few aides for them. The aides didn't work. He insisted on having invasive Surgery In Hospital. I checked and the minor foot problems I have can be done Outpatient Basis. He didn't explain in how to resolve my minor foot problems without invasive Surgery. He kept recommending Surgery. Therefore, I look for Foot and Ankle Specialist.

Excellent bedside manner, caring, knowledgeable and great care…read more I have major arthritis in both my feet and went to see Dr Glenn, earlier this year. Had an MRI and recently steroid shots in my right foot. We're just keeping the pain at bay and DR Glenn was very good about telling me what was going to happen. It was excoriating but she is very comforting. A bit of a wait sometimes.

Great doctors that really care for their patients. They helped my father when he had an issue with…read morehis foot. Because of the care he received he was able to still take the European cruise he and my mother had booked months prior.

What a great place! Very clean and inviting atmosphere. Bailey at the front desk was very…read morefriendly, helpful, and professional. The tech guy ( wish I could remember his name) was so kind and humorous, along with being very professional. In walks Dr. Jayson Phelps....I was impressed with his scope of knowledge and the wealth of information that he shared with me about my particular foot problem. He really listened to my concerns, and then offered excellent advice. In addition, he was entertaining and humorous- great, positive experience at his office. I felt that I received excellent attention without being rushed. Wow! I think I'm in love with this place!! P.S. Dr. Phelps talks in a low voice and speaks at a rapid rate. That's just his nature, I think...lean in, listen carefully and you will learn much! More than a 5 star rating for this facility and it's superb staff!

My husband was in today to see Dr. Phelps. Dr. Phelps and…read morestaff are very friendly. The office is very clean. Dr. Phelps cares about his patients.

My experience started off as A++ when I first saw Dr. Morris in March of 2025. I had made an…read moreappointment due to severe pain in the arch of my left foot. He diagnosed me with Tendonitis and gave me a shot , I assume was cortisone, that relieved my pain within a day. I had a follow-up appointment in April. During that visit I asked about some procedures I had read about on his site that might help with my peripheral neuropathy. He said he would check with my insurance company and stated there was a new procedure coming out in late May or early June he thought would be good for me. My next appointment was in June. I asked if he had in fact checked with my insurance company regarding coverage, He replied yes it was covered but the new product had been released, however, he started it was released on the west coast and it would take several weeks for it to get to him on the east coast. This sounded a little strange to me but I let it slide. He wrote me a 1 month Rx for Lyrica to replace my gabapentin, to try and scheduled a follow up for July. When I arrived for my July appointment I was handed a container with a creams I was to lightly rub on my feet at bedtime which was the new procedure. I was also given a 3 month RX for Lyrica as I had depleted my trial Rx. i was charged $30.00 for the cream and told it wasn't covered under insurance. I was also billed for my office visit copay which I declined to pay as my insurance has a $900 out of pocket maximum and I had met it for the year. I was handed a 4 or page printout of UHC regulations and while it did show a copay, within the paperwork it also stated my yearly deductible and the $900 out of pocket rule, thus being a printout of their complete yearly stipulations. I was told to go home and call UHC where they would tell me I did owe a copay. From here all went downhill! I did call UHC and they said what had been given me at the office was a copy of their general insurance stipulations and I was correct, I owed no further copays for 2025 since I had met my $900 out of pocket maximum. I took my Rx to WalMart to get it filled and was told Dr. Morris's license was no good and the other person, Dr. Whitmore, on the Rx needed to wright the Rx as their license was good. I tried to call office and left messages but got no reply. Finally, I drove to office 30 minutes before closing only to find it totally locked up, I again drove to office the following day and still found the office locked up with no notification as to why they were closed. I also found by examining the bottle of cream that the products home address was, in fact, identical to Dr, Morris's office address. That cream never 1st shipped to the west coast and had to take time to travel across the country to reach its place of production...that was a false statement to a patient. To this day they have never replied to any of my phone or text messages and they never called to cancel the follow up appointment they made for me in late October. I do now note that they now state, "WE ARE A CONCIERGE / DIRECT PAY PRACTICE AND DO NOT ACCEPT INSURANCE . OFFICE VISITS ARE $85 AND CAN BE BOOKED HERE ON OUR SITE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! I could never recommend Doctors who lie about their own product and shut out current patients the way they did.

Great staff--doctor spent time explaining issue and proposed treatment. I wasn't rushed through or…read moreleft waiting endlessly. Very good experience.

Honestly such a great experience! Everyone was welcoming and easy to talk to, and Dr. Farley was…read morevery knowledgeable without being intimidating. You can tell they actually care about their patients. So glad I found this place! And no more ingrown toenails!

I would not recommend this practice based on my experience\. I went in with what I believed was a…read morefungal nail infection, but the doctor did not examine my foot hands\-on, touch the affected toe, take a nail scraping, or perform any testing\. I was simply told that the nail needed to be completely removed, without being offered other treatment options\. I was uncomfortable proceeding with such an invasive treatment without further evaluation, so I sought a second opinion\. The second doctor actually examined my foot, tested the nail, diagnosed the fungal infection, and prescribed medication\. Thankfully, the problem was successfully treated without having my nail removed\. I'm very glad I trusted my instincts and got another opinion\. If a doctor is recommending removing an entire nail, I would expect a thorough examination and a discussion of less invasive treatment options first\. I was also surprised that this office passes the credit card processing fee on to the patient\. I'm already paying for the medical visit, and then I'm charged an additional fee simply for paying by credit card\. I personally have not encountered this at other doctors' offices, and it added to my disappointment with the experience\. Between the lack of a hands\-on examination, being given only the option of nail removal, and the additional credit card fee, I would not return to this practice or recommend it to others\.