It was my very first visit to a foot doctor. She was very knowledgeable and nice. Gave me some…read morerecommendations and performed a X-Ray of my foot.

Great podiatrist. I was seen quickly. She took time for questions and was very informative. I…read morehighly recommend.

If you need a foot Dr., this is the place to go. First, I broke the left foot. Now a fracture in…read morethe right. They've treated me with plasma rich platelet therapy and stem cell therapy. Not that I'm going to but I can run in 4 days if I wanted to. Dr G and Dr. Baker do food ankle and knee. It's the place to be.

I started out skeptical but am now a believer. I had a bunion on my left foot that had caused me…read morenot only pain but I also could only wear sandals. For years, I wanted to have this removed, but each time I seriously considered it, I would hear some story about surgery with long, deep scars, or I would hear stories about how the bunion could return. Because of this, I concluded that wearing only sandals would be my reality for the rest of my life and put the idea of resolution behind me. Over the past two years, I have noticed that my walking and balance have changed. The foot with the bunion was starting to turn in, and even wearing orthotic sandals helped a little but did not correct it. When I went to see Dr. Guyen with my husband, I casually asked her about my bunion, and after consulting with her, I decided to have the surgery. This was the best decision I ever made. Dr. Guyen explained the surgery in such a calm and competent manner I felt confident putting myself in her hands. In one afternoon I let go of 25 years of pain ... Amazing! What took me so long? I needed to meet Dr. Guyen.

Located in the Donald Golden Building at the Mount Sinai Medical Complex…read more You know how in health articles you are prompted to always talk to your doctor, ask questions, and make sure you're doctor is really looking out for your best medical interest, but then you get to the doctor's office, wait for an hour and then get rushed right out? yeah... well that's exactly what WILL NOT happen here! Before you even walk into the office, you make an appointment with a super super super nice lady, Idalia (did I say she was super?). It is so hard to find good staff at medical offices. I had called to book an apt. with Dr. Berkowitz, the other podiatrist in the office, but he doesn't accept my insurance, however, that did not stop her from communicating with him back and forth trying to work out a good financial arrangement for me, and the doctor was very accommodating. I asked if another doctor in the group accepted my provider and came across Dr. Carmel - lucky me! I got the last appointment of the day, and with foot spray on hand went on over to be x-ray'd and examined. From the moment you walk in, the office feels pleasant. There is a small and cozy waiting room, with black and white pictures of feet - yeah, those cute baby feet pics always get you! There is a TV and tons of magazines all spread out. But don't think of grabbing a magazine, b/c you'll barely have time to sit down before you're ushered in to the examining room. Once in, Maria, the assistant took me to the back to do the x-rays, and before I could finish filling out my new patient form the doctor was already in the room eager to work. At no moment did I feel like I was holding anyone back, and I am glad I felt comfortable enough to talk to the doctor just about anything. I wish he did more than just podiatry, I'd have him be my doctor for every ailment - that's how awesome he was. I walked in at 4:30 pm and left close to 6pm. Now I don't want to spend an hour and a half at the doctor's office - who would? But when I stay so late because I am receiving the doctor's total attention and he's involving me and explaining every step of the treatment, I'll stay there a month if I have to. Unfortunately the diagnosis sentenced me to 21 full days of wearing nothing other than sneakers, and if you know me at all, I'm a 4"+ kinda gal, but oh well, that's the price I gotta pay to keep me running strong!

I have had a problem with my feet for some time, but not any more …read more Dr. Carmel took great care of my needs . Its like walking on clouds. The office staff was outstanding ,excellent customer service. I recommend Dr. Carmel for all your foot care needs.

Dr. Amy DeGirolamo is by far the most well qualified podiatrist I have ever visited. Her entire…read moreoffice is of the highest standard of professionalism and experience, including everyone on her fantastic team. I felt better taken care of by her and her team than any doctor's office I've ever been to of any kind. My foot and ankle have SIGNIFICANTLY improved since my first appointment with her and I feel blessed to be working with her and her team. I'm sincerely grateful, giving 11 out of 10 stars for a rating.

Ella es amable, educada, y hace preguntas pertinentes al caso y escucha al paciente. No es nada…read morecomún esta actitud en un Doctor aquí en Miami. Me explicó con detalle mi caso. Realmente espero que siempre sea así. Excelente

Went to the doctor for a consultation and received a bill for $800 a week later for orthotics. I…read moredid not receive orthotics nor did I need them.

Visited this doctor years ago, and she was super helpful. Broke my foot and had multiple visits to…read moreher office over the last month and a bit. She is super knowledge, has a lot of experience, knows what she is doing. Nurses and staff are super nice and friendly as well. Again, this review is based on the qualities of the doctor, not billing issues etc, like previous posts.

He will listen to your concerns and explain diagnoses and treatment plans clearly. Dr Gordon is…read morevery understanding and patient, especially if you're anxious about your condition. He stay current with the latest treatments and technologies in podiatry. The office is , well-organized, and equipped with modern tools. Parking could be a challenge, use the city lot across the street.

Pretty much just an asshole. Hung up the phone on me when I was apologizing to him for not being…read moreable to make it into his office at his convenience, after reprimanding me and telling me he "gave up on waiting for me." His hours are hard to follow as sometimes he is there until 11AM or sometimes until 4PM. Which is fine as long as his patients are at his beck and call. If you like feeling like someone's servant, give this doctor a try. Otherwise, look for somewhere slightly more professional.