I had keyhole bunion surgery in 2021 on one foot, then the other. Initially, aesthetically the end…read moreresult was good. Be aware that this surgery may not fix the root cause of your bunions, which was the case with me. So I expected a return of the bunions, hopefully years later. My left foot was never pain free after the surgery. I was told by another podiatrist that I had a nonunion of the osteotomy and that there was nothing to do about it. I asked my orthopedic surgeon to take a look. Well, he found that my toe joint has collapsed and that I have avascular necrosis of the bone, basically the bone is dead due to lack of blood flow. I had an MRI to determine the extent of the damage and to determine next steps which may include fusion (best case). If the lack of blood flow caused more extensive damage so that fusion is not an option, I don't know what next steps will be. Be sure to do your homework and look at all options for your bunion surgery. I would not recommend this cosmetic surgery that can do damage that is awful to repair. My right foot has different problems--I have a bone spur growing upward from the toe joint. I haven't had it examined by a competent orthopedic surgeon yet and I don't expect good news. Lila R.

He claims that this bunion surgery he pushes is a little to no pain recovery. That is not true. It…read morewas the worst recovery of any surgery I've ever had in my life. He botched it and now I'm left with SEVERE painful nerve damage. He tried gaslighting me when I tried to express my concerns about it saying I couldn't have any pain because he didn't see any redness or swelling. Really bad bedside manners. He would often ignore me and address my husband who was in the room.

I am currently a patient here. Medically speaking, they take care of you, basically. The nursing…read morestaff were attentive to basic needs like meds and snacks and water, and most were nice people. The hospital itself SUUUUCKS! They seem to be trying to cut cost everywhere. They no longer offer the large reusable drinking cups. Only small Styrofoam cups to fill the garbage with. I reused mine. The usual plastic wash basin, wet wipes, toothbrush, tooth paste, vomit tray type comfort items are no longer available even for those unable to use a bath or shower. I had to get someone to get me some from Walmart. NOW, the food! A meal plate has an extreme amount of shrinkage! Lets just say the amount of food would not provide a meal to my 3 or 5 year old much less to an adult. I had to use the vending machine or have food brought in, in order to keep from having hunger pains between meals and over night. Oh and the food flavor was horrible as well. An EKG was done, but it was unnecessary for my problem. The tech said they are performing one on EVERYONE they can. It was so obviously the hospital was padding the bill because I had no complaint or symptom even remotely related to my heart. I had to ask if it was to pad the bill and they could not confirm or deny that fact, just that it was policy, not orders from the treating physician. More proof of padding the bill. But after doing it they agreed it was really unnecessary for my problem. I will be reporting that as a fraud waste and abuse being an unnecessary procedure, Like changing the oil in a car for a flat tire. As far as the bed, all hospital beds suck. But mine felt like I was sleeping on a hard floor. And good news germs, check out the pic, my room was only cleaned every two to three days. That's not much considering all of the foot traffic that comes in and out of the room. I had a universal precautions class when I worked at a hospital. They taught that shoes, hands, and clothing can easily spread all those things in a hospital and compromise patient and staff health and safety. Shoes pick up human waste, blood, chemicals, dirt and yes germs. They fall off at random points and can at times travel quite a distance as well before dropping off. Due to my poor health I'm sure I will be in a hospital in the future, but not this one! It's gone down hill fast. I was discharged with an undetermined diagnosis. NEW I had to go to the hospital again Dec4. I went to Floyd for the same issue and the ER was full but I was only there 2 hours and was discharged with a diagnosis and ortho referral. Thanks Floyd.

I'm writing this review based on the experience dealing with the Behavioral Health services that…read moreRedmond provides. As an individual that works with the general public in emergency situations, I've seen and dealt with individuals having a mental health crisis. Recently I had a significant family member taken voluntarily by EMS to Redmond for assistance. Redmond does not have on staff mental health Doctors but utilize phone screenings which do not work as seen first hand by Floyd Medical Center. After numerous calls with the nurses and explaining behaviors being observed of a loved one, they continuous ignored our details and ignored the patient even stating to them they were hearing things that others couldn't. A 10-13 was originally placed and then removed because the phone Doctor couldn't observe any behaviors. (Not sure how you can do that over the phone). Needless to say I was left having to pickup this loved one while still dealing with the mental health issue without any assistance from the Hospital. I say all of this to say you need to stick with what services you excel in which is Pulmonary Heart and leave the mental health services to Floyd which is by far more superior and have onsite staff to address and assist the loved one facing this mental health crisis.

Dr. Robinson and his office treat you with respect and are knowledgeable and take their time…read moreanswering any questions. Definitely recommend!

I have had 2 procedures with this practice. From the consultation to the post surgery follow ups…read moreeverything has been so professional. They put you at ease and go over all the details. I could not be happier with my results. Highly recommend this practice. Fabulous staff, physicians and facility

Tim Connor is a great doctor. He has been my doctor since 2004. Even though he works in a clinic…read moresetting where the appointments are set way too close together, he always LISTENS and understands what you have to say. He has a very creative mind and always makes you feel like you are the only patient that he has. He takes the time you need to help you. And he has a fine support staff as well. I highly recommend him.

this is the best eye Dr in Rome GA if you getting your eyes fixed.. i was so scared to death.. he…read moreput me at ease.. did my surgery and i was ready for the next eye , but had to wait 2 weeks.. i would highly recommend him to anyone...he is the best...

Horrible experience. He made me believe that a bunion surgery would help resolve the pain at the…read morebase of my second toe on the bottom of my foot. I feel like he pushes these surgeries. It was the most painful recovery I've ever had after a surgery. Months later, I visited an orthopedic foot surgeon and was told the pain I'm having is due to Dr. Middleton's surgery. I now have permanent nerve damage which causes me severe pain and will exist for the rest of my life. I cannot wear any type of shoe without pain. I cannot walk around my home without pain much less go to the grocery store. It has greatly negatively impacted my quality of life. PLEASE beware of this man.

we made our appointment together treated the wrong toe on my husband then instead of taking care…read moreof me he left saying he would be right back. Then we heard him in with another patient! Two patients later, he came back then dug so deep in my toe it hurt. Cut my nails so short it was painful for weeks.

Hard to find a place to begin to explain everything that is wrong with this place. The first thing…read moreI noticed was an underlying unpleasant odor that they were trying to mask with one of those essential oil dispersal devices. The overpowering aroma from that gave me stuffed up sinuses and a headache within about 10 minutes. While I was waiting to be taken back, what I assumed to be a lab tech dressed in scrubs brought a batch of syringes to the counter behind the reception desk and just laid them out on the counter and started filling them with no concern for a sterile working environment. The hallway leading to the examining rooms wasn't the cleanest I had ever seen for a medical facility and there was no indication that any attempt was made to clean the surface of the X-ray machine I had to place my bare foot on for imaging. The exam room was kind of a mess and when the doctor entered and looked at my X-rays he told me what a mess my ankle was in and if was a 12 year old he would have scheduled me for surgery as quickly as possible. I found that interesting since I wasn't there for any sort of an ankle problem, but had in fact had successful corrective surgery on the left ankle many years ago. The doctor quickly pointed out what a mess the original doctor had made of my ankle joint during surgery and that it was going to take him a lot of work to correct it. Well, the ankle wasn't the issue. I was there because I was experiencing plantar fastidious in one foot. After finally getting him to focus on that problem he told me that he was going to put me in an appliance to lift the heel of my foot higher. I asked him by how much and he said about 3/4-1 inch. Normally the root cause of this type of problem is the Achilles tendon being shortened and affecting the tendons in the arch of the foot. It also went against all advice and treatment I had received from other doctors prior to moving to this area a few years prior to this visit. I expressed my doubts about his solution and he quickly and arrogantly informed me that he had a degree in bio-engineering and wanted to know what my background was. When I told him engineering, he quickly veered off in another babbling direction of nonsense. I know some people hold him in high regard, but he is a condescending and arrogant individual that only wants to plow ahead on his path and not taking anything you say into consideration and does not listen to anything or any concerns you voice. I was pretty much seething by the end of the appointment and couldn't wait to get out of the building. In the end I followed earlier advice I had been given along with my own logical research, bought well cushioned sets of shoes with a low drop or no drop from the heel to the ball of my foot. This stretched out the Achilles tendon and completely relieved the pain in less than a month.

I am not normally the type to leave reviews, even when I am displeased with my visit. However, I am…read moreso I satisfied with my visit that I want to warn others about this place. First of all, my appointment was at 4:00 pm. I arrived at 3:45 to fill out paper work since I was a new patient. I am not the type to comment on sanitary practices, but during the time we are going through, I expect professional doctors offices to be sanitizing thoroughly. Not a single pen (that every patient was touching) was sanitized nor were any seating or counter tops. And on top of all of that, there was a dog inside of the building the entire time I was there! Completely unprofessional. I was not taken back to a room to be seen until 4:50. Once I was taken to the room, I then waiting even longer to be seen. Dr. Lapoint did not enter the room until 5:10. It was very obvious that he was in a hurry to get me out of there since I was his last patient for the day and THEY were running behind. I explained to him that I have been in pain for over 10 years! All of this to say I went through all of that for him to look at my feel from a distance, not even touching them, to say that there was nothing wrong with them. After he exited the room another woman came in and told me that the next time I come in, I needed to "make my appointment around 1 or 2 pm so they aren't there this late next time" As if them running behind was my fault. I am extremely dissatisfied with my visit and hope that everyone reads this before making an appointment with Georgia Foot and Ankle.

Profession, pleasant, and always helpful with any issues I have had over several years. I would and…read morehave recommended Dr. Harris to others. Mr husband is also a patient of Dr. Harris.

I have lichen simplex chronicus and eczema and saw this doctor for years. He couldn't successfully…read moretreat the condition. I was able to not to scratch for 3 months as he told me to. He stated that all of my bumps and rashes, etc.. would go away. They didn't. I have at least 90% of my body covered in bumps, rashes, dark spots, scars, etc.. I tried the stupid creams he prescribed me that I wouldn't recommend due to side effects. I also wouldn't recommend his nurse. They seem to not care and now I am not able to find another dermatologist I can afford and my condition is worse now. He didn't understand that my goal was to have clear skin. He is supposed to be a dermatologist and went to college to treat these conditions. But his treatment of creams and pills didn't work. If I showed him an area of my skin where I have dark spots, he would downplay it and pretend like it was normal or something when it's obviously not. He gave up treating my condition. He is a quitter.