My mom has had years of pain and went to many podiatrists trying to get relief. Dr. Holtzman is the…read moreBEST. She finally got the relief she was seeking with his conservative approach he made her feel the best ever. If you have an issue - I highly recommend Dr. Holtzman. He has a very professional office and staff and is very gentle,kind and humble.

Beware! Do not go to this incompetent practitioner! I had a toenail removal at his suggestion…read more(which I later discovered was completely unnecessary). He said I should be back to regular activity in a few days. 2 weeks and 2 follow ups later because of so much pain and swelling, he still assured me everything looked fine. I went for a 2nd opinion to Dr Block who immediately ordered an MRI and referred me to an infectious disease specialist. I am now on IV antibiotics daily for 6 weeks for MRSA! He's arrogant and apathetic. Don't trust your health to this quack.

I was very impressed with Dr. Boco"s knowledge and professionalism. Dr. Boco did an excellent…read moreprocedure on my right toe. I am a diabetic and was so worried about my toe. I had an ingrown and it got infected. This doctor took his time to explain in detail exactly what he was going to do. De. Boco didn't hesitate a bit and after carefully checking my history and making sure I was comfortable, he proceeded in doing the procedure, which was successful. He made sure to follow up with me until my toe was back to normal and with his actions, he demonstrated de he truest cares about his patients. I highly recommend Dr. Boco.

Been seeing Dr. Boco for many years now with continued follow ups on my crush injury. His team is…read moreso kind and looks after your needs. The knowledge and love he shows is second to none. Takes the time to tell you what needs to be done and what to do to get it done. Straight forward and with great respect. This man is amazing.

Great office! Dr…read moreKatz is very good at his profession. Very patient, and I could not even feel any pain the entire time during the toe surgery procedure! I would highly recommend to anyone with an ingrown toe nail!

I had my first visit at Signature Foot and Ankle in Boynton Beach yesterday, and I honestly cannot…read moresay enough great things about this office. From the moment I walked in, the entire staff--from the front desk to checkout--was extremely pleasant, welcoming, and always smiling. It was truly heartwarming. I haven't experienced a doctor's office where everyone was this warm, caring, and attentive. The nurses were wonderful, and the doctor was phenomenal--young, very knowledgeable, and took the time to make me feel comfortable and confident in my care. I truly hope they continue this level of excellence because it speaks volumes about their character and professionalism. I will definitely remain a patient and will gladly recommend Signature Foot and Ankle to my family and friends. If I could give them 10 stars, I absolutely would.

I had a great experience with Dr.Scott Sobel. They were able to get me in the same day, which I…read morereally appreciated. Dr. Scott Sobel was very knowledgeable and welcoming, and he took the time to explain everything clearly so I understood what was going on. I felt comfortable and well cared for throughout the visit. Highly recommend!

Dr Sibel and his staff are wonderful. Highly recommend…read more Very kind and knowledgeable

Best foot Dr I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. He does a great job on my feet. No more pain…read morethanks to his medical ability. As a bonus his office staff are courteous and friendly. Highly recommend him.

Was happy to find a podiatrist with great reviews that was so close to my home and on the United…read moreHealthcare website in-network provider list. When I booked my appt I told the scheduler that I had a POS plan and I gave her my card info. I booked this appt about 2 weeks out so they had plenty of time to verify my coverage ahead of the appt. Clearly they didn't bc they handed my card back to me and said they wouldn't see me. They weren't in the least bit apologetic for not verifying coverage ahead of time. It's horrible to have someone come all the way in before turning them away. Terrible business practice.

Dr.Ozaktey has to be one of the finest physicians. I've had the pleasure to been treated by. He…read morenever rushes your appointment. You can tell that he really wants to help you in dealing with your pain and explains all your treatment options. He's no longer with the practice in Tamarack the new practice where he's at is interventional Wellness pain center. 13722 S. Jog Rd., Delray Beach, FL 33446. Thank you, Dr. O

Dr. O has been my doctor for several years. He was at a different location and now at a new…read morelocation. He truly cares about you and your quality of life. I highly recommend him.

Don't bother - typical practice where nobody takes any responsibility, everything is someone else's…read morefault, and nobody is actually interested in finding resolutions to problems. This place is more interested in grabbing as much money from you as possible rather than actually practicing medicine. The physical therapy is also subpar. The therapists' cell phones get just as much attention as the patients do.

Dr Courtney is both highly skilled and compassionate. He did both my knees and my hip. I definitely…read morerecommend him!

I had been seeing Dr. Garrod for several years about trigger fingers, all of which he was able to…read moretame by injecting a magic potion into my tendons. Since he retired, I have been seeing Dr. Esmaili for carpal Tunnel syndrome, which had me in agony for months. Dr. E. performed a mimimally-invasive carpal tendon release. Great job! It took a while to regain full sensitivity in my fingers but it all turned out better than expected. I highly recommend Dr. E. He is unfailingly friendly and highly competent.

Once again, this office manager, Miss Jessica S, review response only proves my point: she is…read moreUnprofessional, Rude, and Obnoxious. She did not empathize, apologize, or offer an explanation as to why Dr Esmaeli could not call me even after there was an initial clinical assessment & consult done in his office and before I sought care out of state. Instead, I was quoted office rules by Jessica S. So I suppose according to Miss Jessica's understanding of the medical care delivery system is that a surgeon's only responsibility is "to cut," but he's not required to speak to a client? I have worked alongside neurosurgeons, cardiothoracic surgeons, and vascular surgeons who were more conscientious of complex medical cases and engaged in open conversations with patients to ensure the patients' needs were addressed appropriately and to ensure the best outcomes. I also owned 2 medical practices and I am well aware of business practices and office procedures. My NYC orthopedic surgeon spoke to me with respect, before surgery, in preop, and after my procedure. After my surgery in NY, I offered Miss Jessica the opportunity to correct my bad perception of her office's conduct and mishandling of my case, by having a face-to-face conversation with her. I told her that I would not write a review as long as she gave me an apology on behalf of her surgeon for what had occurred. She didn't even bat an eyelash but instead called me entitled, to my face. Now that I have written a review, she is doubling down on her initial response to me and is STILL calling me entitled in her rebuttal: "being a medical professional....( does not give one), leverage to demand special access or exceptions to office procedures," are her words. This is absolutely appalling and is another endeavor to disrespect me, disregard, and dismiss my health status. It is also an attempt to make my health concerns seem insignificant and trivial. Let's forget that I hold a doctorate, can make my own medical assessments and then evaluate the context of my argument. I asked for a simple phone call from the surgeon as to why my 2nd consult was abruptly canceled before I was forced to seek care out of state about an urgent medical issue. I never got that phone call. My review is about the unprofessional conduct and inappropriate treatment of a client by the staff of a medical practice because of out-of-network medical insurance. Her rebuttal is about defending her elusive and dismissive behavior. I wasn't dealing with a multi-specialty complex with 500 offices and doctors, I was dealing with a small medical office. If this wasn't about payment for services then what is this about? Please answer the question, Jessica. Jessica S should not be the custodian or gatekeeper for medical service access because she is insensitive and uninformed. Studies show rigid gatekeeping policies can hamper timely diagnosis and treatment, permit disease progression, and influence poorer health outcomes. Her lack of emotional intelligence and her need to be right are narcissistic and block any healthy attempt at a resolution. At this point, the only thing I can advise her is to receive etiquette training, to seek introspection, and to recalibrate her broken moral compass.