The doctor was too rushed to answer all my questions, I heard the nurse say in the hall that he…read morewanted to leave early to go skiing. I saw another of the same type of doctor the following week who said he didn't think I had what Dr. Viscovich said I did. Then the office massively overcharged me so I had to file a claim to avoid being over billed.

Very nice doctor. Very thorough Professional and on time…read more Highly recommend His office seems very covid compliant

The doctor recommends a brace for my foot pain which I wore for 8 weeks. The doctor recommend…read morestretches for the pain that remained afterwards. He also tried selling me expensive orthotics not covered by insurance. So, he sold me OTC orthotics which did not relive the pain. The pain flared up again as soon as I resumed working out. His front desk assistant is terrible. Spells names wrong, sends you other patients' invoices, or refuses to send one at all. I was overcharged at all four of my visits. The office is refusing to submit my last insurance claim. They are also refusing to refund the money they owe me. Don't waste your time with this corner store doctor who rips off their patients.

Dr. Rubinstein seemed to be a well-intentioned doctor. However he misdiagnosed my plantar fasciitis…read moreas achilles tendonitis and after 2 visits I was still in a lot of pain. On my second visit Dr. R's office manager was not present and another patient was there along with me. I felt my visit/re-examination was much too short and rushed. Dr. R told me that day that he was going to have his office manger contact my insurance company ASAP to try to get authorization for physical therapy and orthotics. He told me that his office manager would then call me to inform me what my insurance company approved. I never heard back from the office manager. I decided to see another podiatrist who correctly diagnosed my problem, stopped the pain, and fitted me for orthotics in 2 visits.

I went to Dr. Herstik for foot pain in the ball of both feet. From start to finish, I felt that he…read moreunderstood my problem and had a couple solutions for me to try. He was very helpful in explaining the root cause and how my foot works. I am feeling a lot better now that I am doing stretches and have orthotics. Also, it's worth noting that he helped advise me on what over-the-counter orthotics to try, since my insurance doesn't cover them. He even helped me to custom fit them to my feet with adhesive pads, during a follow up appointment. The first time I went the waiting room was very busy and the staff did seem a little stressed that day, but the next time I made sure to get an early morning appointment and everything was much better. I don't blame anyone for that. I just know that I prefer to go early when it's quieter.

Dr. Iván Herstik is first and foremost the consummate professional. He is welcoming and…read moreimmediately made me confortable. He listened to the problem with my feet and analyzed the situation. He discussed the reason for my problem and patiently described treatment. He welcomed questions and answered them in a reassuring manner. He diligently keeps to the scheduled appointment time. I have never seen nor heard him act in an indifferent manner, a very common trait exhibited by other medical professions. If you need the services of a top notch Podiatrist, Dr. Herstik is your person!!

I'm writing this review to share with the community the extra mile Dr. Peters went to see to it…read morethat the orthotics he prescribed for me work well and are comfortable for me. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, I had a lot of trouble adjusting to the orthotics for my left foot. I received the initial pair in August 2014, and had to come back to Dr. Peters roughly five or six times over the subsequent nine months. I certainly wished the troubles I had were not so time-consuming, but what was appreciated was that despite this, Dr. Peters spent the extra time and worked on adjustments to ensure I was comfortable. Further, he agreed not to charge me any co-pays, and as the calendar year changed (and my insurance deductible kicked in), Dr. Peters agreed not to charge me at all for the final few appointments. He was committed to making sure the orthotics worked for me, even without earning additional fees for the added services. I am appreciative of the high level of care Dr. Peters continues to provide even though, at this point, the economics for him and his office are unfavorable. The extra care goes a long way, and I am happy to share this experience with the community since I know we often complain about patient care elsewhere.

Office is small and there is always a wait, I am sorry, it should not take 2 1/2 hours for a…read morepodiatrist appointment. The doctor is very nice but I am not returning, there are a lot of other podiatrists out there

Dr. Handler is a great podiatrist and person. I couldn't afford the treatment I needed in one go,…read moreso he put me on a payment plan instead. He is a nice guy with a great sense of humor, and I wish that everyone in healthcare was like him! My feet are healthier then they have been in over a decade. Thanks Dr. Handler!

Fantastic doctor! Dr. Scaggs is very patient and kind. He really knows what he is doing, is very…read moreknowledgeable and takes you through step by step as he does his procedures. Wonderful bedside manner, highly recommend!

Dr. Scaggs is the man. Always on tune and always on time. He is the master of foot. Solved my leg…read moreaches at night.

I took my teenage daughter to Dr. O'Hanlon for what should have been a routine visit for two…read moreingrown toenails and a small plantar wart. Instead, it became the most upsetting medical appointment my daughter and I have ever experienced. Within minutes, he was recommending three procedures that same day: surgery on both ingrown toenails and surgical removal of the small plantar wart. There was no discussion of conservative treatment, no meaningful explanation of alternatives, and relentless pressure to consent to surgery immediately. When I asked whether the ingrown toenails and plantar wart could resolve on their own with less invasive treatment, explaining that mine had in the past, he simply kept insisting on immediate surgery. Every conversation led right back to surgery. I also asked how painful these procedures would be and was told he "can't say." When I asked again seeing how upset my daughter was becoming, he said "everyone's pain tolerance is different." I found that especially concerning given that he was recommending immediate surgery on a child without being able to meaningfully discuss a baseline of what she could reasonably expect. He warned that she could spread HPV "all over the place" and that the plantar wart could multiply into several more if we didn't proceed immediately, which felt like another fear-mongering tactic designed to shame my daughter and pressure us into consenting to surgery that day. When I said I would need to get another opinion because this is not at all what we expected, he told me I was making "a big mistake." We sought two additional medical opinions immediately. Our pediatrician recommended conservative treatment with Epsom salt soaks and antibiotics rather than immediate surgery. She noted that one toe was healing and the other one is in no way something that looks at risk for turning into sepsis nor was it something that needed immediate surgical intervention. She also thought that was not a valid concern for a young healthy child at this point and was startled by Dr. O'Hanlon's offering. My daughter's dermatologist told us she NEVER surgically removes plantar warts on the bottom of the foot because they can leave painful scars that may last a very long time and are better treated with conservative methods. She also said the assertion having one means she'd have multiple warts eventually is incorrect and one often does not become more. She also couldn't believe he was recommending three "painful" procedures the same day for a child. Both physicians felt these invasive procedures were completely unnecessary. What disturbed me most was how my daughter was treated. She became increasingly upset throughout the appointment, and rather than acknowledging her fear or trying to reassure her, Dr. O'Hanlon simply continued pushing for three same-day procedures. He did absolutely nothing to address her distress. There was no compassion, no patience, and no reassurance. His bedside manner is absolutely terrible. My daughter left the appointment in tears. His inappropriate discussion about reimbursement was another red flag. He explained he would only be paid about a quarter as much if the procedures were performed the same day. Bringing up his own compensation while aggressively recommending three same-day procedures was not something I've ever experienced in what is supposed to be a professional medical environment. The office itself left a poor impression. It appeared somewhat rundown, and there were dirty bottles containing some type of solution sitting on the exam room countertop. After reading other reviews, I noticed one reviewer described Dr. O'Hanlon as "a butcher." After our visit, I can absolutely understand what that reviewer was saying. I shudder to think how many patients have felt the same pressure we did and agreed to invasive procedures they otherwise may have questioned. I really cannot understand how this doctor has any patients at all. What should have been a straightforward office visit turned into a frightening and completely unnecessary ordeal. We were absolutely steamrolled toward three invasive procedures that two other physicians later advised were inappropriate given my daughter's condition. In fact, they were both quite shocked. I have never taken one of my children to a specialist without first going through our pediatrician. Lesson learned. I will never make that mistake again. Coincidentally, the pediatrician's nurse recounted a very similar situation she had with Dr. O'Hanlon two years prior regarding her grandmother's care. She said he got into a "screaming match" with her. I'm sure there are many other stories like these based on what we both experienced. Dr. O'Hanlon has the worst bedside manner of any doctor I have ever encountered. I would never trust him with one of my children again, and I strongly encourage parents or anyone to seek a second opinion before agreeing to any invasive procedure he recommends.

I can't imagine a world without Dr. O'Hanlon. He is the only foot doctor I would ever want to work…read morewith. He has decades of wisdom, and is constantly teaching his clients about their own biomechanics. I feel fortunate to know him, to be treated (and cured) by him, and I hope you get to have the experience as well.

Dr. Kavanagh is an exceptional podiatrist. She exhibits a tremendous sense of empathy and devotion…read moreto her patients. Her MLS Laser therapy plan for your condition will be explained in detail, step by step. Dr Kavanagh listens to her partients' concerns intently and will do her best to solve your problems in a thoroughly creative, non-intrusive way using state-of-the-art painless Laser therapy or otherwise. I went to see her after being disappointed by so many Podiatrists for a lingering problem. I was in pain which she helped to relieve and administer a new non-intrusive treatment, helping me avoid an unnecessary surgical procedure. Our feet are very important. We need them to walk, right?! (Plus I adore wearing my Manolos and Jimmy Chos) wink *Accepts most medical insurance plans * **Dr Kavanagh treats dancers! Radio City Rockettes, American Ballet Theatre ballerinas, to name a few. I knew that my feet were in very good hands! ** :)

Dr. Kavanagh saved my feet and utterly changed my life. I will never forget her kindness, thorough…read moreand thoughtful care during my two bunionectomies. I cannot praise her highly enough.