After several months of struggling to see if a toe injury would resolve on its own, we decided to…read morefind a great Podiatrist. My daughter had a toe nail that was growing backwards due to a volleyball stress injury and it required her toe nail to be pulled. I took her to see 4 different podiatrist before meeting Dr Mark Dreyer. Instantly, we knew he was going to be a good fit. He was extremely familiar with the procedure, and knew what needed to be done. He's a master of his craft. The office experience was also world class.

Dr. Dreyer is extremely knowledgeable, professional, concise and personable. He listened and…read moreaddressed all of my concerns. He quickly diagnosed and treated my problem. He explained everything in great detail. He did not rush our appointment in any way and was so nice. The staff was very welcoming and pleasant. Dr. Dreyer has my highest recommendation and I am so happy that I have found such a great doctor!

He is not only a very caring Dr but also absolutely brilliant. He is supremely knowledgeable and…read morevery well educated.

* The Bellwether House in Savannah, Georgia is not a five-star accommodation. Just because it is a…read morehistoric location does not make it a five-star facility. It is two stars at best. Let me repeat that. The Bellwether House in Savannah, Georgia is not a five-star accommodation. Just because it is a historic location does not make it a five-star facility. It is two stars at best. * It lacks the following: * Valet parking * Bell hops * Actual suites: our Garden Suite consisted of one large room with two small, frosted windows, one bathroom and one closet. It reminded me of an isolation cell in my father's jail (he was a guard not an inmate.). There was a non-working fireplace * No dining facilities except for breakfast * No on site or nearby parking * No sizable bar * Worn appearance in places (see photos). * Steep and narrow steps to get to our room. We had to back down steep steps to get to our room. The rise got steeper and the run shorter as we descended. * Scarce storage space * Minimal electric outlets: bring at least three extension cords if you have any electronics like cell phones, computers, etc. * When making the reservation for our 55th wedding anniversary I told them that we would be bringing our 18-and-a-half-year-old Daschund. They said there would be a dog bed and dog bowls. Unfortunately, Otto had three seizures two days prior to our arrival, and we had to have him euthanized. There was neither a dog bed nor dog bowls. * Only one trash basket in the bathroom * No heat when it was in the 30s in the morning, 40s by midday, 50s by sunset * No nearby restaurants in walking distance * No automatic refills of water or San Pellegrino, you must ask * No soft drinks or alcohol in mini fridge * Weak internet signal * No handrails in bathroom or anywhere for that matter * Only one half of blanket * We picked up dead bugs during our stay * Ripped pillowcase cover * Minimal soundproofing * Despite what their website says this is not a five-star destination. Now, on the good side: Room was large Staff was friendly and responsive especially Scarlett and Koby It was exceptionally cold Savannah is a quaint old southern town The people are exceptionally polite and friendly We are accustomed to real five-star hotels like the Waldorf Astoria or The Kimberley in Manhattan or any of the Ritz Carlton properties in Florida. DO NOT USE BELLWETHER HOUSE

Dr. Shannon is amazing. He removed a toenail infected with a fungus. It was an office procedure…read morethat he did efficiently and effortlessly. I had been receiving treatment for this toenail by other doctors for the past 20 or 30 years without any success. He cured the problem in one visit. I would recommend him to everyone.

What a pleasure to be a patient of Dr. Logan Shannon. He combines professionalism with a…read morepersonable style that contributes to great communication at office visits and a thorough understanding of any issues I have. His passion for his specialty of Podiatric medicine creates a comfortable environment as he seeks to help his patients stay mobile and active. I highly recommend Dr. Shannon.

Doctor "G" is the tops. Been with him for years with no problems. He's very informative and super…read morefriendly. Still have my feet at 82 years on the planet.......

Great experience! We brought our 12 year old daughter in for an issue, she's already hesitant of…read moreany doctor visits. Dr. Giannone was very calming for her, was fun and engaging with her and she ultimately had a great experience. We never felt rushed or like we were just a number, he took his time explaining everything and was extremely nice. We found a new family foot doc!

Beautiful office with very attentive staff. Dr. Trimmel treated me well and with kindness.read more

Dr. Spiegel was top notch, but I understand he has retired. However, Sarasota Foot Care has…read morereceived high marks and I suspect that any of the 4 doctors currently on staff will measure up!

These were over the phone calls, but people should be aware. I asked for information about the…read moreshockwave therapy, she said, "the first time is (blank amount), and 4 treatments are $450; and it's all included". She was not nice, but this was not what I imagined. When I called a week later, their front desk staffs' attitude totally changed and they constantly hung up on me. Even when I got to talk to the FD supervisor/manager, I didn't get any apology.

I was seen by Dr Frimmel in December for surgery on my bunion. He was very knowledgable and…read morecommunicative explaining the whole surgery and recovery process. He also had the best bedside manner being very compassionate and always putting me at ease. I would highly recommend him for any type of podiatry care. I am 3 months recovered and am doing extremely well.

Pleasant atmosphere, polite, staff knowledgeable staff, Mr. Michael is a pleasure. His disposition…read moreis very trustworthy and you feel very safe in his examination and analysis and recovery.

Dr. Gallina is the absolute BEST!! I have had several surgeries with Dr. Gallina. The most recent…read moreand by far the most impactful was a peroneal nerve release. I've dealt with a foot drop for 35+ years. Every other doctor I saw for this told me nothing could be done. All I could do was "live with it." Then I saw Dr. Gallina. He knew EXACTLY how to resolve the issue. It took two rather involved surgeries, but I am now in physical therapy and am recovering more use and mobility each week! I am beyond grateful to Dr. Gallina and his outstanding office team!! I thank you all! Sincerely, Marty

Just don't. Bunionectomy and hammer toe surgery should be done by an orthopedic surgeon not this…read morepractice. I made the mistake of coming here for this surgery and regret it. I had mine done last Feb and have had nothing but trouble since. I'm 54 yrs old. I came for the bunion pain and was told by Dr. Kepich she'd correct the hammer toe too during the surgery. Now that toe is pointing left deformed and the bunion is still somewhat present as well. Had a second opinion by an orthopedic surgeon and was told the Dr. removed too much bone for the hammer toe. My point is, do your research! Do not think that a bunionectomy and hammer toe is basic surgery. It will really negatively impact one's quality of life, if not done correctly. The nurses and front desk were pleasant and professional to me... I had to keep going back like ten times so I know.

Great office!! Staff and doctors and great. I highly recommend this office. So glad I found this…read morepractice.