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    Steven D Plotka, DPM

    4.3 (6 reviews)
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    He's the best! Always keeps me calm and helps fix whatever problem I may be having with my feet/ankles/toes.

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    Family Foot & Ankle Center of Central Jersey

    5.0(2 reviews)
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    Dr. Alster and the office staff are very accommodating to her patients. I personally have…read moreforgotten an appointment and I've been squeezed in as soon as they could accomodate me. Dr. Alster will not perform any unnecessary procedures for the sake of it. My family and I trust her judgment and advice.

    On a scale from 1 to 10, this practice is a 50…read more My 92 year old mom was having pain in her foot which I could not resolve myself. I called and the very friendly office staff were able to give us an appt. only a few days later! They kindly described to me where to park (near the accessible ramp) to best accommodate her wheelchair. When we arrived at the door, they had seen us coming and actually opened the door for us! (I bring my mom to quite a few doctor appts, and sometimes I can hardly open the door, not to mention struggle to get her through it, only to be ignored by the staff behind the reception desk.) Here, they held the door open and even pointed out a little bump on the ground at the doormat to help me. They were smiling and welcoming. I can't tell you what a comfort this is when I'm already worried about mom and her health. They immediately took us in for our appt. (almost unheard of) and the office staff even suggested how I could best wheel my mom into the examination room and where to situate her. I felt so "cared for" as a caregiver myself. So often, people lack common courtesy. In this practice, courtesy comes in abundance! I gave the nurse the paperwork we filled out in advance and she immediately asked us what was going on with my mom's foot. She listened as we explained the issue and she went right away to explain it to the doctor, who came in right afterward. Dr. Alster is just like her staff, approachable and caring. (My mom's previous podiatrist was so condescending I actually had to call him out on it. That was the last time we saw him.) Dr. Alster quickly isolated the problem with my mom's toe and resolved it within minutes. (I know many issues cannot be resolved this fast. We were very fortunate that my mom's was something easily treatable.) We also asked Dr. Alster some more general questions about ongoing issues with my mom's legs and feet. She patiently listened and gave us helpful feedback and suggestions. I had been doing my best to take care of my mom's feet and nails at home so that I wouldn't need to bring her out to yet another doctor appt. every few months. In this circumstance, I told them I wished we could come back again next week because it was such a pleasure being there. I will now be happily bringing my mom back to Dr. Alster every couple of months to have her cut my mom's nails and monitor her foot health. It will be completely worth the trip. I actually, for the first time maybe ever, am looking forward to it! I must also mention thst Dr. Alster had her adorable (something?)- doodle dog in the office, who greeted us at the door along with the regular staff. He's part of the official welcoming party. He is sweet and gentle and loves tummy rubs. Being a dog lover, I took great comfort in petting him. Dr. Alster is probably going to have him officially licensed as a therapy dog (which I imagine will be a piece of cake for him) so she can bring him to nursing homes and such. He is the best customer-care representative you could ask for and was icing on the cake for one of the best doctor appts I've ever had with my mom.

    Steven D Plotka, DPM - podiatrists - Updated May 2026

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