Dr. Krysia Lepoer is an excellent foot surgeon. She took her time discussing the procedure with me…read morebefore the surgery. She also took her time performing my bunionectomy and discussing aftercare with me on the surgery date. I didn't need much aftercare as my surgery turned out to be great.

Dr. Huott was great. Funny, efficient, and provides clear instructions along with precise shoe…read morerecommendations.

He is polite and friendly, I've seen him multiple times and never had an issue. I would highly…read morerecommend him.

Dr. Naughton provided excellent care and showed genuine care for me as a patient. The latter…read morereally mattered to me as I had never had surgery prior to the one I had under his care. His clinic is spartan, clean, and pleasant while his practice manager was efficient. Before, during, and after surgery, his level of care was consistent. I have never once felt that I was just one of the many patients he sees. He managed my expectations really well. I felt confident in his expert care and the result of the surgery was very good. I highly recommend Dr. Newton.

I have been a patient of Dr. Naughton for about two years after having a less than stellar…read moreexperience with another podiatrist. I see Dr. Naughton for typical geriatric foot care--nails, callouses, and onychomycosis. I continue to be impressed with his sensible and holistic approach to foot care issues; further, he is always open to questions and he provides clear answers. His facilities are spotless and his receptionist is pleasant and efficient.

University Foot & Ankle is located near Women's & Infants Hospital. They have their own parking…read morelot with plenty of parking and a security guard. The practise is located on the 2nd Floor. Staff is friendly & welcoming. Large waiting room, lots of seating. Just remember to turn your cellphones off & if you must talk --go out to the hall, use your manners. Office is organized & well managed, no chaos or dramas. Examination rooms are good size, neat & tidy. Wait time is usually very small before doctor sees you. Staff is very professional. I felt confident in my doctor and in my treatment. Highly recommend this high level of treatment.

I have neuromas in my feet. Dr Sardillo treated them with injections into my feet that made my them…read morebearable for years. I've only had to go back once for another treatment. He has great bedside manner and his treatments work . I Highly recommend him.

Dr Greenberg is the best podiatrist hands down in the tri- state area. Experienced, knowledgeable,…read moreskilled, and pleasant. Dr Greenberg and his office staff is accommodating and supportive. He explains ever so you can understand it not in Dr. speak. Very positive experience. Have recommended him many, many times.

This is a beautiful outpatient surgical center. The only thing that would make me want to go…read moreelsewhere is the policy they have. The person who is taking you there and taking you home cannot leave the premises. So you are there for 4-5 hours or longer just waiting. They even make you sign saying you won't leave the premises. It's a big inconvenience and totally unnecessary. When asking why they require this they have no answer. You get 2 calls. One from the doctor after the surgery and another one to pick up the patient.

RE: Olivia Perry, PA. I was extremely disappointed with my visit with Olivia Perry, PA. In my…read moreexperience, there was essentially no meaningful physical assessment of my hip pain. Her response was basically, "You have hip pain? I'll order an MRI." She asked where my pain was, and when I pointed to the area, she tapped it with her index finger. That was the extent of the physical examination--and even that occurred only after I specifically asked whether she was going to examine me. As a retired Nurse Practitioner, I found this particularly concerning. I actually had to explain to her how to perform an appropriate assessment of hip pain and asked whether she was going to perform certain examination maneuvers used to help identify the source of hip pain. Her response was, "They didn't teach me that in school." I was stunned. A patient should not have to prompt a medical provider to perform a physical examination, and certainly should not have to teach the provider how to assess the condition for which the patient is being seen. Ordering an MRI is not a substitute for a competent history and physical examination. She also never called me with the MRI report. Luckily, I had the report and images and knew what to do. Based on my experience, I had no confidence whatsoever in the quality of the clinical assessment I received and would not recommend this provider.