Dr. Romansky exceeds all expectations for care. He truly cares about his patients. He is…read moreexceptional as is his staff.

Wonderful and tough man. I highly recommend this doctor…read more Bravo!! Will return as needed for checkups

I work in the healthcare industry, and I'm aware and supportive of the fact that a $100-$200…read morecancellation fee is standard when a patient cancels too close to the date of a procedure. Requiring 1-2 weeks advance notice (or in rarer cases, up to 1 month) helps protect providers by making patients think twice about no-showing or canceling last minute without a good reason. So when something unexpected happened in my life, and I had to postpone my procedure a full FIVE WEEKS in advance, I was expecting the office staff might say something like, "Thanks for the heads up this far in advance. We hope everything is ok. Please let us know when you'd like to reschedule". Instead, 3 days later I received a $250 (!!) cancellation fee. When I called to see if it was a mistake, I was told they have a 45 day (!!) cancellation policy. I explained that my mind was swimming the day I signed the surgery form, having just made the decision to have surgery. I wasn't focused on scouring the fine print for potential "gotcha" terms. I also explained that I could find no mention of it on any of the signed paperwork that they shared with me. I then asked (two different staff members) if they'd consider waiving the fee. Their response was something along the lines of, "You signed the paperwork, you agreed to the terms". I told them that I liked my doctor and that I wanted to remain a patient here, but that they'd likely lose me if they couldn't offer me this one-time courtesy. "We can't do that. We have your signature. That's just the way things work. Goodbye sir". It's unfortunate because this is a case where the best ethical decision would also have been the best business decision. Even if they didn't want to do the right thing for the patient, they could have done right for the practice (by preserving the revenue from my surgery, my follow up appts, orthotics, family/friend referrals, etc.). All they needed to do was correct an objectively questionable, poorly communicated policy.

DR. SOONDAR was horrible to me. Has ulcer on Achilles. Very painful. Treating with medihoney…read more Went for recheck. He held my foot down and cut live tissue with unsterile nail cutter. The more I screamed to stop and tried to pull away the harder he pressed on leg. Totally inhumane. Wound never go back to him.

If you need anything done to your ankle and feet run for the hills from this practice fast. In…read more2013, I walked into a groundhog hole and shattered my right ankle. Based on a recommendation, I went to this practice and he destroyed my ankle. He told my husband and I that he was a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon - which he was not! He lied on the intake sheets as to how it happened - everything he wrote on the preliminary intake sheets was all made up! He used stainless steel with nickel despite being told that I was allergic to the nickel and other metals. He never fully x-rayed my foot to understand that the surgery he was going to perform would cause tremendous pain in my hip and back. Suffice it to say that it has taken another Board Certified and World Renowned Orthopedic Surgeon 4 surgeries to fix what the first surgeon (Anim) did WRONG. It is a shame we cannot sue him for medical malpractice because I certainly would have as he has now caused me a lifetime of pain and I am only in my 50's. Stay far away from this Doctor.

From the owner: Comprehensive Foot & Ankle Center is a full service, group practice. We have two main offices--in…read moreLehigh and Nazareth--with satellite offices in Mercy Catholic Medical Centre (Fitzgerald), St. Mary Medical Center (Langhorne) and Collegeville. We have four outstanding, board-certified podiatric physicians and surgeons: Drs. Anaim, Milman, Alkasmi, and Castillo. Together, they provide a wide variety of general podiatric services and advanced surgical interventions using the latest techniques and materials. Our doctors are compassionate and caring professionals who are dedicated to their patients' welfare. As residency directors in area hospitals, educators and lecturers, they stay on the forefront of innovations in podiatric medicine. Comprehensive Foot & Ankle Center provides everything from routine foot and ankle care and laser therapies for different nail issues, to diabetic foot and wound care and limb salvage, reconstructive, cosmetic, and trauma surgery, sports medicine, minimally invasive procedures and arthroscopy. You and your loved ones deserve the finest, most complete foot and ankle care available. That's just what you'll get at Comprehensive Foot & Ankle Center.

Dr. Erfle himself is very nice but getting past his office staff is a challenge. I missed two…read moreappointment, both time's because I was in the hospital. Not sure if I was able to cancel on time the first time but the second I even have a recording of my cancellation. Then I was no longer allowed to make an appointment per receptionist. After several attempts I will admit I got angry. was told I was no longer allowed to see Dr Erfle. After several years maybe it's ok. he couldn't fix it. maybe new person can. Too bad his receptionist runs his practice. I'm having a.

Went to get an ultrasound for my abdomen and was taken in right away. It was hard to find the…read morewaiting room at first but I got helped by some nurses! Everyone was nice and easy to talk to. Highly recommend this hospital!

My experience was VERY different from many described here. After an alert from my heart monitor, I…read morereceived a temporary pacemaker at Pville Hospital, so I was able to wait for a couple drugs to clear my system. I was in the ICU the entire time and couldn't have received better treatment anywhere. The nursing staff was warm and caring. They stopped in regularly to see if I needed anything. They were not with me constantly, because I was not the only patient at the time. It is always good to have an advocate to help if you need it. However, it was unnecessary in my case. The doctors supplied a wealth of information, even more than my brain could remember! And when I asked questions, they explained again and even drew diagrams. The food was typical hospital fare, but I was not there for a gourmet experience. And if I didn't like what was on TV, I was free not to listen to it.