I saw Dr. Riley a number of years ago for a plantar wart on my big toe. Before you say EWWW, like I…read moredid, Dr. Riley explained that usually these kind of warts are genetic and essentially come and go as they please. Stigma, gone! I saw Dr. Riley for about a year, maybe more, to treat my poor big toe. He was caring, professional, informed, patient, and just generally a pleasure to work with. He always answered my questions in terms I could understand. He also always gave me the full range of treatment options and costs, and was respectful of all of my decisions for care/treatment. The receptionist, Mrs. Riley, is a total love. She was very sweet, always accommodating, and very professional. After the year or so I had been going for treatment my plantar wart just disappeared on it's own, poof! I'm kinda sad actually because now I don't get to see Dr. and Mrs. Riley on a weekly basis :(

I'm not one for writing long reviews, so I'll cut to the chase. I was seen for a common foot…read moreailment, but the treatment I received was anything but common. From Claire who was wonderful in scheduling my appointments and handling the insurance paperwork, to Dr. Julie Riley who explained each step in the procedure perfectly, and exhibited tremendous care and skill. I cannot adequately express how happy I am with the care I received. Thank you Dr. Julie!

I have been seeing Dr. Shannon Thompson for longer than I can remember! She is a very caring and…read moretalented Podiatrist. Highly recommend her. Her Office Manager Hannah is very efficient and helpful.

Absolutely amazing, Dr. Sharon Thompson is simply the best! Came with an issue with one of my toe…read morenails which was bothering me for over 5 years a lot of money spend on all kids of procedures. It took a total of 3 or 4 visits and we decided the best option was to get it removed and regrow healthy. Procedure was paint free and professionally done. It took a bit for nail to regrow 14 months or so, but the result is outstanding! Recommending Dr Shannon Thomson to all my friends with Podiatrists needs

I went to AceFeet in Weymouth as I was having foot pain that has been lingering on for some time. I…read moreuse to have orthotics back when I was playing competitive soccer and they were a life saver. Dr. Thompson evaluated me and sure enough she recommended a pair of custom orthotics. Now my foot pain is literally gone. It's not just insoles for my walking everyday shoes, but I use them in my running shoes and the difference is night and day. Highly recommend this place. Dr. Thompson knows exactly what she's talking about. A great person to work with and like I said her diagnosis was spot on.

I don't like to write bad reviews as you will see if you look at my other reviews on Yelp, but I…read morefeel it is the right thing to do to share my experience and alert people who might be looking for a podiatrist. I came in to see Dr. Aaronson because I had a lot of pain in my bunion from playing sports. The office took a foot X-ray, and Dr. Aaronson told me I might have gout (highly unlikely in my opinion since I had gout once before and it felt nothing like this, which I told him). He told me I might need surgery and sold me a pair of $90 inserts. The next day I went to Marathon Sports because I heard they have a machine that you can use for free that scans your feet to find the right shoe size. I did this scan, and it turned out I was wearing sneakers that were 1/2 to 1 size too small! I bought new sneakers and the pain problem was solved! Dr. Aaronson NEVER EVEN MEASURED MY FEET AND TOLD ME I WAS WEARING SHOES THAT WERE TOO SMALL. I can't believe that a podiatrist didn't do the most basic thing of seeing if my shoes were the correct size and I instead found this out for free by simply going to a shoe store.

Went to see dr Aronson for multiple issues with my feet. His office was clean and bright staff was…read morefriendly. He was punctual and I didn't feel rushed. Took his time with me, explained my options and made me a great pair of orthotics. Highly recommend.

I've been going to Dr. Chan's office for 7 years now and have always had a great experience. He's…read moreexceptionally good with in-grown toenail removal. I've had about 10 of the temporary procedures done (by choice) on my big toes and finally went back this year to have the permanent procedure done.

All this guy wants to do is x-rays and charge you 400 bucks for his "foot care products". Stay…read moreaway, he is not a very smart man either, I would expect a doctor to speak correctly and not like a snake oil salesman.

SCAM ALERT! $$$$. I went in for a new pair of orthotics, and of course, he wanted to sell me 2…read morepairs which maybe I do need for different types of shoes. Not sure why, but they took X-rays of my feet only to see I had some swelling which I feel was blown out of proportion. He did not seem to listen to me that I did not have foot pain all the time, he mumbled constantly and went from patient to patient wearing the same gloves. I did other tests and walked over a platform to see where I have pressure and how high my arches are. He told me I have plantar fasciitis, I'm positive I do not, but I think he diagnoses everyone it. At the second appointment they scanned my feet, and even though I did not feel I needed a steroid injection, he gave me one anyway. One shot was fine, but the other hurt badly and my feet were numb for hours. He also gave me plantar fasciitis braces for my feet which I doubt I needed. Not sure yet who covered the cost of the braces and arch support bands he gave me. I was told to wear them while sleeping, then he said I only have to wear them for 20 minutes. So 8 hrs vs. 20 minutes?- quite the discrepancy. He also gave me a prescription for Voltaren for arthritis, which I do not have. The orthotics I got are great, but I agree that he's out to make as much money as he can. I think even the women who work for him knows he provides unnecessary procedures. I've been wearing orthotics since I was 19, and I'm now 47. I've never had X-rays and I've never gone through so many tests just to get new orthotics. I usually only have one appointment, but with him, it was 3. Usually they have me step in foam, scan or cast my feet. Orthotics are supposed to cost between $400 and $600, and I did not know until the appointment was over that I had to pay $1,920 for everything! The "starter" orthotics are $565 and the "final" orthotics are $985. I have NEVER heard of starter and final orthotics. He's a snake oil salesman and is only out to get as much money from you as he possibly can. I regret going to him and I got screwed out of more than $1,000! Good thing he is planning on retiring, and I would NEVER go back. STAY AWAY!

I've been seeing Dr Charitan for about 5 years now. He is one of the most knowledgeable, friendly,…read moreand dedicate doctors I've ever had the privilege of seeing. Due to my serious injury, I see dozens of doctors. Dr. Charitan is one of my favorites. His staff are helpful and go the extra mile with a smile on their face. I would recommend him to anybody without hesitation.

I love this doctor & his staff. They have a office in Milton too, which is convenient for me…read more Everyone I know with diabetes has told me that the special shoes for diabetics costs over $ 300.00 and that they are ugly & Medicare doesn't pay for them. That's nor true ! Medicare paid for mine, and my doctor has some fancy styles. Thank-you Dr. Chariton !

Podiatrist Highly Recommended: I would like to give a shout-out to Foot Specialist of New England…read moreQuincy location, specifically the husband & wife team of Ajaypaul Singh & Nassim Tabrizi. I was notified by my elderly mother's Memory Care facility of an extremely swollen & infected big toe, which needed immediate attention & antibiotics. After 2.5 rounds of RX antibiotics, having her toe lanced & drained at Urgent Care, we were referred to a Podiatrist, with 2 different Drs appointments booked in Norwood & Dedham a few weeks out. With the on-going infection not being cured by RX, we were asked to come in to see the Nurse Practitioner (NP) to be further examined. The NP determined she needed to see a Specialist right away. The NP got us an appointment for the following day/Friday at Foot Specialist of New England with Dr Nassim Tabrizi whom after examination determined my mother's toe nail needed to be removed. We were directed on care of the toe & brought back on Monday to be seen by Dr Singh, whom was very pleased with the healing process & the state of the toe. Two weeks after removal of the toe nail my mother's toe is on its way to healing and looking far better than when this process began. Prior to Dr Tabrizi we were at a loss trying to help get my mother's toe healed & back in a shoe. We can't say enough about the care our 87 year old mother received and how well our mother was treated and cared for. I would high recommend this talented Poditrist team at Foot Specialist of New England Quincy Office. Note they are in the process of taking over the practice of Dr Ducach.

Terrible terrible place! Went there in June 2024 for insoles. Insoles were supposed to be ready in…read more4 weeks. I paid 500.00 that day. 5 weeks later called to find out where they were. Was told They would call me back. No call back. Called a week later. they asked if I had a receipt. I said yes ofcourse where are my insoles. They said they'd call me back. No call back. Called back following week said we never processed the order. Long story short took 9 weeks to get insoles. For my inconvenience I expect compensation. They said we can give you 50.00. Had to call 3 times to get that money!!!!!! Ridiculous!!!