Dr. Gennett has been the family podiatrist for 18 years! He is totally up to date and completely…read moreknowledgeable in podiatry. He treats one with the utmost respect. He is down to earth and very likable. Most of all, he knows how to fix foot problems without invasive surgery!

Dr. Smoolca has cared for various foot problems I have had over the past 25 years and has always…read moremade time, listened carefully, asked questions, and sought the best solutions each time. I can't say enough good things about both her and her top-notch staff, who are always gracious and accommodating and patient. We are fortunate to have this team here in Ithaca!

I called this office this morning returning a phone call made to me a few days ago - my primary…read morecare doctor made a referral there. Whoever answered the phone was abrupt, rude, and had a "snotty" tone of voice and rather than continue the conversation, I just hung up. Perhaps this person should take a class in being pleasant, especially to prospective patients. I used to work for a doctor's office and never talked to anyone in that tone of voice...

Dr Hull is amazing. I have had both of my bunions repaired by him and could not be happier. While…read morerecovery from the surgery wasn't easy, I followed his instructions and my feet have been pain free ever since. He is thoughtful, caring, and competent.

This is not the place to go if your diabetic A1C isn't perfect or if you smoke. Dr Batzing is a…read morecomplete waste of time. And money. First they have you come in 45min early to fill out 5pages of history when they already received it from my pc dr. Then xrays and then he says "yes you have a bone that could be fixed with surgery but you smoke. And you have nail fungus but the medicine is hard on the liver" well I don't drink, so.....what? So if you want I can order some creaMs that are available over the counter but they take a long time to help. Really?? I have been dealing with nail fungus for a long time and have tried all these things long before my pc dr told me to see a specialist. It was obvious that he had decided to not treat me the second he saw that I smoke. I asked if they could at least trim my nails and they wouldn't do that either! So, here's a news flash forr all you medical people that shun smokers and diabetics: if it weren't for people like me, we wouldn't need people like you!! Just think...we won't drain the social security either! Perhaps your receptionist should weed out the smokers on the phone so you can quit wasting their time and money. This place should be investigated.

Excellent care! Very good. Experienced!…read more I highly recommend this practice. Staff is friendly and will engage in a friendly and professional manner! Great care!

From the owner: Bradford Foot and Ankle Specialties, LLC provides Podiatry, Foot Pain, Ankle Pain, Bunyon, Plantar…read moreFasciitis, Diabetic Footcare services in the area PA 18854

Strongly recommended. Scheduling is easier and this doctor knows what he's doing…read more Also, Dr. Gould takes time to listen to my questions, This is a friendly, relaxed environment. I've gone to a convenient care center - they've misdiagnosed my foot problem a few times. Other Orthopedists in the area are already booked. If you're in Ithaca and you have a foot problem, see Dr. Gould at Cayuga Foot Care. He's competent and scheduling is easier.

I went to see the doctor who owns this business a few years ago to have a plantar's wart removed. I…read moreasked him to continue to treatment I'd had done with a doctor I was seeing back home (was in college at the time). He insisted that the doctor from home was doing the treatment in a stupid way and it would be much easier and faster to remove it surgically. Ok. Well I filled out a quick form and he took me into the office. He seemed like he was in a bit of a hurry. He injected some kind of numbing local anesthetic into my big toe and it felt painful and not especially numb. I told him this and he told me that didn't make sense, but added a bit more anesthetic. He then started cutting into my foot, at which point I cried out because my toe was not numb at all, and very sensitive because of the infection. He insisted that it was psychosomatic, and made me look away and cut in again, I still cried out, and he realized that it was actually painful and I wasn't faking. He then asked me if I had Raynauds Syndrome. I said I might? I never was told this by a doctor, but I'd read about it online and it sounded like me. He then got frustrated, said I clearly do have Raynaud's, and told me pretty aggressively that I should have told him that. He added even more anesthetic, completed the surgery, and I left really uncomfortable and upset. I ended up having to pay a big bill because my insurance didn't cover everything, the plantar's wart came back except there were 2 instead of just 1, and I still (years later) haven't regained all of the feeling in the part of my toe where he injected a lot of anesthetic. Pretty terrible experience with this doctor. Had he listened to me in the first place when I told him the anesthetic wasn't working, I could have avoided a painful and frustrating experience.