Charged 2 to 3 times more for custom inserts than other local podiatrists. $2k vs $800 for the…read moresecond highest quote.

Dr. Mitry is absolutely fabulous! He is professional, courteous, and honest. At no time did I…read morefeel Dr. Mitry was trying to get me to spend more money on my STEM cell treatment. In fact, it was just the opposite. He is a very knowledgeable in his field along with being very personable. My STEM cell treatment worked! He saved me from having two tendons surgically replaced! I highly recommend Dr. Mitry at Advanced Podiatry.

Great experience with the Dr and staff during appointment. Terrible experience trying to order…read morereplacement orthotics. Four phone messages and no response. Keep that in mind if you need routine care. Scott

Took my sister-in-law to Franklin Foot Care in Milford for an appointment. We were 45 minutes early…read moreand they checked her in. The front desk folks were friendly and funny. Waiting room is a bit small but comfortable and had a television. I was surprised at the selection of shoes and sandals, several were quite nice.

I highly recommend Dr. Weiss. He's very professional, great to work with, and truly excellent at…read morewhat he does. My back pain is completely gone, and I was able to get back into lifting, complete a half marathon, and return to all my usual daily activities. On top of that, the entire staff is always very helpful and very friendly. I couldn't be happier with my experience!

Best chiropractor! I had chronic shoulder pain that limited my mobility. Now I can move. He took my…read morepain seriously and helped me. I feel so much better.

I'd endorse the prior reviewer's sentiments. Jack & Al,…read morealong with their support staffers were outstanding. Great podiatrist and health care providers all around.

I have visited Daly Foot Care a handful of times in the past year to help with a foot issue no…read moreother doctor had been able to resolve. Doctors Jack and Al took got me up and running. The level of care and attention is one more reason I consider moving back to Westwood. This is a busy office, and yet they maintain that small-town vibe where everyone is made to feel important and worthy of the best quality care.

Thanks to Everyone at FYZICAL therapy in Natick my daughter has less pain in her feet. Even better…read morethan that, she was taught the skills to care for her feet herself so that she can get back to Irish step dancing and running. Thanks again! I would recommend that you come here for your physical therapy needs. It's clean and bright and everyone is so friendly. -Rebecca

Amazing is correct, from David and the front office crew to Dr.'s Cheryl, Dr. Maynard and Dr…read more Allison this group is soo effective, so kind, and so very very competent. I mean the ease with which the process moved, from appt setting, to examination/initial assessment to weekly progress. THIS team is the G.O.A.T. I feel so blessed to have Been treated here, they truly care about EACH PATIENT, which I feel is a rarity. They don't rush, they check in with you constantly during the appt, making sure you're ok. They challenge just enough and listen to you when you need them to. I can't say enough about this team.

Dr. Austrager is a very personable man. He starts off sessions with heat packs, which are both very…read morerelaxing and helpful for a successful adjustment. He has very friendly staff. On occasion, he is a little backed up, but in general, they take you in as soon as you arrive. He appears to have a great depth of knowledge about human anatomy and physiology and has successfully helped me with the various upper and lower spine injuries I have. Have confidence in him, and go see him. His work is non-invasive and helps a lot of people with their aches and pains.

After I injured my back, I never thought I would experience life pain free. Dr. Austrager…read moreinitially met with me to discuss my issues, patiently answering my questions. When I met Dr. Austrager I could barely walk, I was in constant pain and needed muscle relaxers and pain pills just to function. Within 3 weeks I was completely off the muscle relaxers and pain pills. It has been close to 3 months now and I am pain free. At each office visit, I am warmly greeted by Elizabeth, the smiling, always helpful office assistant. No matter how busy Dr. Austrager is, he always makes me feel like he is focused on me and only me. Dr. Austrager uses non-invasive techniques so there is no jerking, popping or cracking involved. I am not stiff afterwards nor am I sore the next morning. I cannot sing his praises loud enough.

Had a hammer toe which should be an easy fix but the toe got infected and after that healed, which…read moretook awhile, the toe was way too short and instead of laying flat it is sitting on my big toe. I wish I didn,t go there bc it,s all messed up.

Very professional knowledgeable and friendly staff. Explained all my options took time to answer…read moreall my questions.

I would recommend this practice to any one and the doctors and the staff the office experience is…read moreso nice and wonderful

I think I understand what is happening with insurance billling practices. It's been changing over…read morethe years, but i finally think i have a handle on how it's working out. First of all: the group that has the most influence over insurance billing is Doctors. While Luigi Manjeone awaits trial and we ponder what that will be all about, the truth is that doctors (AMA, sincerely), more than any other group related to health insurance, have the most political clout. With such great influence per capita, their voices and decisions for the whole system could actually make the positive movement for true universal health care. I supposedly have some kind of universal health care. And the accident I had with my hand was doing a function for the State of Massachusetts, literally. Aren't most, if not all, of these types of injury covered in full? Isn't that the point of having a working government, so that everything works out ok for everyone? "For the people, by the people..." Doctors, we still need your help! You know your smart and authoriatrian. You likely noticed my misspelling. Becasue you have a brain for study, details, and quality. Here's the catch: i've had at least five separate bills for this claim. I shouldn't have any! My heart rate/stress, the emotional and mental health toll of seeing all the different medical bills start to pile up... it was a severely dislocated pinky finger, but really maybe only slightly dislocated? The initial bills for one ER visit (that lasted into the overnight, so they charge more for off-hours) to repair one busted pinky finger: about $50,000. And guess what if I had been scared and intimidated into thinking I'm doing the right thing to pay (the collection of bills...)? I ignored them, willfully, daring anyone to come after me in my heart. In my soul of integrity that is willing to fight for what is right, no matter what. Sounds like a kind of fundamentalism, yeah? Very scary, dangerous stuff. That's what the trial will bring out, again. Until then... Guess what happened next? The bills started going down. Suddenly, they started to show different insurance claims being paid. It was fascinating to watch how all the different $$ charges (what little was itemized) changed. Including your billing, NEHA. I don't know where you finally get to this most recent final figure (and quite frankly , it's not interesting to me because it would probably enrage me (see, this stuff naturally makes people *angry*)) to learn even more details... there is some kind of failure in the social contract being played out. Please consider this essay / yelp review as your final payment. I have done a very good job writing exactly how I feel about your bill, putting in truly valuable effort for our society, and doing my part to play along well and fit in. However, I haven't yet gotten to the real reason why you are going to forgive this final bill (yeah, you'll figure out who I am, no doubt) About fitting in... When I went to your business for the first time ever with my busted hand, the receptionist did not like the way my paperwork was processed and tore it up because i didn't do a good enough job to make it legible? With a busted hand?? Or, didn't fill out the answers in a way she wanted, she started arguing with me about my answers! A kid, in their 20's, this receptionst told me, when i asked, that she had no idea what an autistic person was. She admitted no training in the basics of dealing with neurodivergent patients. If she were neurodivergent herself, I think I would have received more compassion. I was stunned, floored, and ready to leave when I mentioned my concerns about how the ADA was being honored at this facility with some patients out in the hall. The doctor overheard and insisted that I come back in. (:)) They haven't followed through with me since, probably because there's no follow-up notice in the computer. There cetainly is still follow up in their billing system though, and the bills are now consistent with a balance of roughly 6% of the original total. So, I do not expect to ever hear from anyone at this office again with any real kind of human-compassion communication (i certainly did not feel honored or valued/respected at all by the receptionist) why don't we respectfully withdraw from all this fighting over $. Are we even fighting? if i simply said, now, "go giffy" (gfy), is that enough, ok, or bad? P.S. I almost forgot to mention: in the end, now-- the only two bills from this incident (of the original over-$50,000) are both from doctors! It's ironic with all your influence to have your best share of the billing coming up short. I know doctors can do more to improve the system, but perhaps they are not being incentivized to try. This could be my call to action! Perhaps ego will prevail after all! Maybe a really good fight here is all we need to change the system, permanently. P.P.S. The best lawyers (after a lifetime career of law) say: don't fight.