Besides being a very professional and attentive doctor, Dr. Lukoff always makes time for patients,…read morefitting them in ASAP. This is a huge benefit when you are in pain and need instant relief.

Horribly rude older lady receptionist. Dr Adams doesn't even practice here anymore. Very suspicious…read moreoffice. Patient Beware! Doesn't even deserve 1 star but Y makes you leave at least one. Also sus.

A very caring and careful physician. He and his office have skipped their dinner to take care of…read moremy husband to make sure that his condition would not worsen. We have been given clear information and most of all reassurance and hope.

Run, run far far away from Mark Rose. He made a suggestion…read moreto remove my wife's toe and asked her if she really needed to continue working in her field of work any longer. This is a woman with a Master's degree and teaches at three very reputable local colleges. He was very apathetic and is probably in need of sensitivity training. Go see an orthopedic surgeon before you lop off any toes!

I wish I could give zero stars. worst experience ever. first time I saw him he asked me 3 ?'s in…read morehis office 10 minutes and he put me in a boot and said good luck. 2 yrs later, same right ankle issue, back to see him again....he said I need surgery and that his admin would call me to schedule. I never heard back and it's been 3 months. I tried to get a 2nd opinion within the same place - New England orthopedics but because I have seen Dr. Rose before they don't allow it. It's a shame because there are other Dr's in the practice that are fantastic. And no, I don't need surgery - I have been using a chiropractor and physical therapy and have run 240. miles since Dose mistakenly told me "I needed surgery".

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.

Dr. Daren Bergman is a breath of fresh air. In a sea of outdated and unnecessary arrogance and…read moredismissiveness at this facility, he stands alone. It was my good fortune to encounter him as the on-call doctor the day after bone spur surgery last year. My own surgeon had refused to take my call. Dr. Bergman was so helpful, speaking with me in a kind, unhurried manner and addressing all my concerns with no apparent time constraint--on a Friday night no less. I felt as all patients should feel (especially post-op): respectfully heard and cared for. He addressed my pain issue and spoke to how he works with his patients who have had similar surgeries--when he recommends starting PT, etc. Months later, I chose to become one of his patients. Since then, Dr. Bergman has continued to treat me with professionalism and his trademark kindness. There is nothing phony about him. He meets me at eye level, sitting face-to-face as we discuss my progress following a second ankle surgery that he performed. He listens. Intently. He engages. Openly and honestly. He truly cares. Dr. Daren Bergman is in a class of his own at Orthopedics New England. And I am grateful to be one of his "students." Thank you, Dr. Bergman. You don't even realize how good you are. Wish your colleagues could take a page or two from your book. It should be mandatory reading. I highly recommend Dr. Bergman. [The five stars are for him alone, not Orthopedics New England.]

First time here. When I first got the office, I got an XRay of my foot that was bothering me. I…read morewas then seen by Dr. Rose, who after 5 minutes of seeing me, pitched me to have surgery to remove the bone spurs in my heels. I told him that I wanted to try PT first and I did not want to have surgery. He wrote my a note to see a PT and that was it. He spent maybe 8 minutes with me tops. This doctor/practice place charged my insurance $650 for a ten minute visit. My Insurance paid $470 for the visit and then left me to foot the $180 balance. This is why our health care system is broken!

Poor service. My Dad is 93 years old and went to an appointment in a wheelchair with a private…read moreaide. I had provided all of his insurance information before - it took more than a month to get an appointment. I also checked in the day before and confirmed with them all of his appointment info. They refused to help him get into whatever special chair they had - no walker or support to transition, and our private aide offered to help. What a waste of time and effort.

Dr. Wascavage is great. He spent a lot of time filing down my callouses and trimming my toenails…read more Everyone in the office is very friendly. I recommend anyone who has foot problems - major or minor - to go to MW Podiatry Services.