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    Weiss Michael D DPM

    Weiss Michael D DPM

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    Dr is good, staff slow, long waiting time ,past apt time, i sat waiting 2 hours past time, got…read moretired & Had to leave. Ingrone toe nails. What a scam

    Dr. Weiss is now located at 555 N. New Ballas Road, Suite 265, St. Louis, 63141…read moreHere is selected info from complaints filed with the Board of Podiatric Medicine and the BBB; Seeking effective problem-solving with a high probability of success using advanced scanning technology, I formally engaged Dr. Weiss to solve foot problems with my first visit to his office on 6/6/2012. I took extraordinary personal measures to ensure this would be a success. Full up-front fee paid was $2,200.00. A series of services and products were to be provided. The products included temporary ("temp") and permanent ("perm") orthotic insoles. Sequence was to include molds of feet, F-Scan with gait analysis to evaluate, "temps" by Weiss, "perms" by others, follow-up gait analysis with F-scan to confirm, modify "perms" if needed, and repeat as required. Short version - 4 months later, temps plus two perms were total disasters, and a series of services was killed before the 2nd step, meaning the remaining steps ALREADY PAID FOR will never happen.. Next, I made a request for refund and Weiss' lawyer invited and challenged me to sue, which raises these questions-- * Since when is it proper to play "keep-away" with a self-pay medical patient's cash in an apparent gamble that the St. Louis doctor's patient, residing in Texas, will not be able to take effective countermeasures ? * Since when is it proper to keep the medical patient's money for services you know you will never perform due to your own negligence and malpractice ? * Since when is it proper to hide your DOCUMENTED negligence and medical malpractice behind forcing the patient to run the gauntlet of the legal system ? Ethics ?? Morals ?? Trust ?? This is not opinion, this is reporting events that have occurred. Can't un-ring the bell.

    Medcuro - prosthetics - Updated October 2026

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