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    Peter Wishnie,DPM

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    Foot & Ankle Care Associates

    Foot & Ankle Care Associates

    4.0(2 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Hi- I'm new to foot/ankle injuries. Dr. Patel and Dr. Suh helped me understand my first injury; it…read morewas a grade 2 ankle injury sprain. They were very courteous. I was able to talk with each of them for about 5-10 minutes per appointment. They seemed to be in a rush. I went to them for a second opinion, and they answered my questions and confirmed my self diagnosis. :::Appointment Experience::: My appointments lasted for about 30-40 minutes. Most of the time was spent with nurses. They were courteous and knowledgeable enough to answer most of my health questions, but I did not like the fact they had no straightforward answers for my financial/cost inquiries. They kept providing services, saying "we'll need to do this...we'll need to do that...", and whenever I asked how much something would cost they would say, "we'll know after it comes back from the billing department first". After confirming my self diagnosis was accurate, I decided to cancel the 3rd, 4th, and 5th scheduled appointments and check-ups. :::Expenses::: Below, I list my expenses: 1. Appointments with Dr. Patel --- $206.00 (two appointments, Day 1 and Day 2, four days apart) 2. 3 X-ray Ankle views --- $110.00 3. 3 X-ray Foot views --- $110.00 (this was unnecessary because Dr. Patel said it was an ankle issue, but the nurse went ahead and did it anyway) 4. Casting Short Leg Walker --- $464.00 (unnecessary considering severity of the injury and it was only used for 4 days) 5. Appointment with Dr. Suh --- $135.00 (Day 2, repeated information provided by Dr. Patel on Day 1, no new information) 6. Walker Brace Aircast --- $215.00 (this is $60 sold on Amazon, the nurse said she did not know how much it would cost and she did not clarify that I had purchased it. She said "you'll need to wear it temporarily", and when I asked when I need to return it she said, "when you're done". :::Payment::: I have delayed my bill payment for over a year. I called the office/insurance company about 3-4 times to see what expenses I could remove. I was able to remove expense #3 in result, but nothing else. I'm making my payment now (a year later). About 19% of the total charges was covered by my insurance. In total I paid about $915.40 for my two appointments. :::Summary::: During my appointments, I felt the nurses and doctors did not communicate well with each other. Either that is the case, or they purposefully added inessential services to increase the amount of money they can charge, (from me and from my insurance company), which would be a shame. I wouldn't not recommend these Podiatrists, but I do encourage new patients to ask questions and be 100% sure what they will be paying for before accepting any service in the building. This will ensure patients will have a fair treatment as well as get a quality start in their recovery journey.

    The BEST Podiatrist practice in NJ Dr. Patel and his staff…read moreare amongst the best group of podiatrists specialist I have ever encountered. Their office is extremely clean, organized and they run on time. You can tell they are very structured and every patient is treated kindly. Dr Patel is an awesome surgeon and has helped me tremendously with my foot issues. You won't be disappointed with Dr. Patel and his staff.

    Ankle & Foot Specialist of N.J

    Ankle & Foot Specialist of N.J

    3.4(5 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    4/29/26 Woodbridge office unorganized, didn't know how to send form needed for approval on diabetic…read moreshoes, they had to research how to fax. Staff asking many questions during exam of other patients concerns. Dr.J.Thapar assured me Medicare and my insurance would cover Diabetic Shoes and custom molds once the form was completed by dr. It was completed and returned. 5/27/26 F.M.attempting to my feet didn't know how to measure my foot with foot device. Did not know of how foot should be set into foam molding cast, Dr.Thapar showed both procedures. Confirmed by Dr.Thapar shoes and molds WOULD BE COVERED BY MEDICARE AND MY INSURANCE U.H.C. plan F. 7/7/26 Diabetic custom inserts not fitting L.foot properly, told to take them home and NO PROBLEM to bring them back. 7/9/26 called office, need appt to adjust custom shoe inserts. NO PROBLEM they will pass message. Called 3x in two weeks, wanting confirmation to bring unworn shoes back to Dr.Thapars office. Each time , office said NO PROBLEM! 7/30/26 Dr.Thapar said manufacturer will not take back worn shoes. Use Portal, we do not fax. Or pay $1 per page to get your records. I told her 3 wks. no response from her directly and warranty ran out BECAUSE OF HER OFFICE! Shoes not worn. Gayle L.Palmer

    Dr Thapar advised me to buy an antifungal cream to resolve a serious toe fungus. It's a…read morenonprescription, over-the-counter medication which I planned to pick up on the way home but she just happens to sell one of these products named Formula 7. I found it odd and somewhat ethically questionable to sell products (the appearance of impropriety) but she's the professional so I trusted her advice and purchased it from her. When I got home, I did an Amazon search for similar products (the only active ingredient is a 1% solution of tolnaftate) and discovered many products priced around $2 per ounce. The Formula 7 was $45 for HALF an ounce! Holy crap! I went to the office to return the Formula 7 but they washed their hands of it, telling me to contact the manufacturer. Yeah. Like that's going to work, considering the fact that I hadn't used it yet. Dead end. Irresponsible and unfair. Did I mention the fact that she splayed my toes and told me, without taking any measurements, that I needed wide shoes? Well, I may be wrong, but 70 years and 15 pairs of shoes in normal width with no blisters, callouses, corns or other issues would tend to contradict that assessment. Did I also mention she also sells shoes? Do yourself a big favor and use your feet to take you elsewhere.

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