I should preface this review by explaining that I had asked this office before if this office could help me with the foot problems my son and I had. Namely, both my son and I both have very flat feet that sometimes hurt. In addition, I had had my ingrown toe nails removed but remnants of ingrown toe nail were still causing pain occasionally. I also have diabetic neuropathy in my feet. I had explained all this and they gave us an appointment. We got there and filled out a lot of forms, more than I filled out at any other doctor's office, showed our ID and insurance cards etc. After filling out lots of forms and waiting outside since they didn't want too many people in their waiting room in covid times, we finally met the doctor. He seemed rushed like he couldn't wait to finish with my son and me. Also he was pompous. He didn't even touch our feet but instead made the following comments: He said my son had one flat foot and one flatter foot. He said I did not need to reoperate on my ingrown toenails. He added that my son's sandals looked 10 years old (They were only 4 years old.) and that we should replace our shoes every year. He added that Michael Jordan had very flat feet but had achieved a lot. About my swollen, achy and numb feet, he just said, "You have diabetes." Then he said he could not help us. He only deals with people who were in a car accident or other accident, who had injuries like broken feet, wounds, sores or blisters. We should go to a primary care physician or a neurologist. Wow! Now why couldn't we have been told that earlier to save ourselves the visit and to go to a regular podiatrist to begin with? Now we have to start all over again to make appointments with another foot doctor once we find one. The only good thing about this visit was the free pink pen I got at this office when filling out the forms and the receptionist said I could keep it. read more