Oh, he was so convenient! Located so close to my house and had appointments available in the…read moreevening after work. Well, it's that time of life when I'm feeling my middle-agedness creeping up on me. I was starting to get foot pain and after ignoring the symptoms for so long, I decided it was time to seek help. Dr. Pressman was so kind, nice and helpful. Unfortunately, he will be closing his office practice soon, so check in advance to see if he is still operating post April 2019.

Dr. Pressman is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and current on his podiatric treatments! I had…read morebeen treated by him in the past and then I moved out of state. Now drove 2 hours to see him because he was a great podiatrist and clinician!

Here we go again, strike three. Today I get a pass due invoice from Cornerstone Foot and Ankle in…read moreCherry Hill. This $9.22 invoice is for a balance they say I owe from January 7, 2025. It is now April 2, 2025, three months later. When I was in their office I paid my $10 co-paid when I entered as always. After visit of Jan 7 I returned to front desk after my visit incase I had a bill. You'd think at that time they would say I have a $9.22 balance due. No, I was told to just sign a paper and leave which I did. In February when I was due for follow up but was in the hospital they contacted me about my appointment and my daughter who answered was told their was this $9.22 "balance due". It was not a priority and given my condition at the time I did not address it. Next time I heard from them I was while I was on a plane headed home after a family emergency. The girl tells me I owe a balance. I tell her I don't know what for and on a plane I can't talk. Now I get a bill. You would think, if there was a balance owed at the end of a visit I would be informed then when closing at the desk. This office is ridiculous. They have seen me for the last time as I send them their $9.22 for lunch. Find someone else and save the headache until they can handle their billing practices and front desk.

Went here for my plantar warts and saw Dr. Oware. The front staff was so nice as well as the…read moregentleman who took me back into the room. I really liked the method of speaking to the office they text you to remind you of your appointment and email you a new patient packet so your prepared for your appointment which is awesome because i hate filling out paperwork at an office. in regards to covid the office is very clean and requires everyone to wear a mask, they take your temp and ask you screening questions. Also you can easily contact them by texting them too which saves you time from calling. 10/10 would recommend this office and Dr. Oware to all of my friends and family. keep up the great work guys thanks so much for everything i feel so much better

I have had very good experience with this doctor, you may wait a little long for him to come in and…read moresee you but, when he dose he makes you feel like you are the only person in the office. He takes his time and makes you understand any of your concerns

Dr office was unable to handle the amount of patients it scheduled. There is no acceptable reason…read moreto wait over an hour for a doctors appointment! You should not schedule an appointment if you cannot honor the time. My time is valuable if not more valuable than yours.

Dr. Michael Levy, an amazing Orthopedic Surgeon, operated on my knee yesterday morning! Dr. Levy…read morewas extremely kind, informative and attentive. He had the task of repairing a torn meniscus, among other tears and other issues I had due to an injury. Dr. Levy's attention to detail was priceless and his willingness to share everything with my daughter and I put us both at ease. My daughter was so thankful that Dr. Levy even spent time explaining what happened during surgery with her while I was in recovery. From the entry into Summit Surgical at 5:45 am, up until my departure, Ashley (my driver and daughter) and I were treated beautifully. The entire staff working with Dr. Michael Levy was attentive and very thorough. Day 1 at home I followed his instructions and must say I was feeling wonderful. On Day 2: Took Bandages off, rewrapped and everything looked great! Feeling good. Dr. Michael Levy rocks!

They do not give bloodwork results over the phone, even for a simple CBC panel when there is a…read moresuspected infection or tumor. You have to go in and pay another fee, another co-pay to even get basic lab results. They also refuse to send anything via e-mail and claim there is no access to e-mail in the entire office. I had to physically come in and get my daughter's results to discuss with her pediatrician because the doctor we saw was out for days and nobody there would discuss it with us over the phone. This type of policy is about making money and not about serving patients. Very unfortunate.

Dr. David Mellul, DPM is a competent, caring and knowledgeable professional. He listens to your…read moreconcerns, answers your questions and guides you to make an informed treatment. The office and treatment areas are clean and well maintained. The office staff is helpful and polite. Corrine, his wife and his assistant is always willing to help and very gracious. My feet are in good hands!

Dr. Mellul is a wonderful podiatrist. He is kind, understanding, incredibly knowledgeable, and…read moreloving. Over the years, he took care of Father Michael Doyle's feet as well as my own. He always made Michael happy. Their conversations were enjoyable and uplifting. I previously visited Dr. Mellul for a foot issue and he knew exactly what was wrong. Upon examination he said I had a piece of glass in my heel - I was shocked. He removed it to and to my utter surprise - no more pain. Dr. Mellul knew just what to do and I was extremely grateful. Recently I began having other troubles with my feet and he is tenderly guiding me through the healing process as he understands my fear of surgery. I know Dr. Mellul will continue to take good care of my feet. He is a wonderful person.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS OFFICE…read more I pay my bills faithfully. Whenever I go to an appointment, any appointment (dentist, doctor, etc.) and the FIRST thing I ask is "do I owe you any money?" This place sent a letter(snail mail) that showed I hadn't paid since August of last year. I've been there a couple of times since and I got nothing as to my bills. Today 3/21/25, I got a nasty email (in my opinion) stating I owed them since last August and if they didn't hear back in 30 days, further action would be taken. Paid the bill and I'm NEVER GOING BACK! Not worth the aggravation and there are a heck of a lot more podiatrists out there. If I could give a negative feedback score it would be -1 star. Poor business habits aren't my problem.

Every time we had an appt, it was at least an hour wait. This last time we were gone 3 hours, and…read morewe're 10 minutes away. While we waited, 2 other patients left because they were told one hour wait. I laughed and they understood. I've called to see if they are on time and have been told yes. When we got there, there were 3 ahead of us! This last time, I said we'll be back then, okay? Rina said no because if he moves ahead, the whole schedule will be off. So we sat. We know that for Special ones, like basketball stars, they are taken as soon as they get there. We had a doc who did that for us also. I would call and be told how long they were behind and to come later. We would then be the next to go in. This ofc obviously lies about the wait and lets you just sit. Another time we asked about a friend who has a foot problem. Dr. Levine told us about the OONA boot. Of course, he knows the inventor. I called to make an appt for it, but had to cancel. After that I only got the voicemail and left several messages to reschedule. No one ever called. I also got a bill for a service I didn't even know existed. I was credited. The office staff doesn't seem to know how to schedule appts, treat people, be honest, and offer other solutions to make the backlog more tolerable. I will be writing to the office manager, Janine. Maybe she is savvy enough to change their ways before they lose all the patients. By the way, Dr. Levine is nice, but, wow, can he talk. He does more of that than trimming nails. He seems to know everyone worth knowing, very rich folks, artists, sports stars, inventors. You get a story with every appt., like it or not. I may have hurt his ego this last time. I didn't want to say a word to him, so we could get out of there. He asked if I was going to be mad at him for the whole appt. Trying to keep my feelings down, I just said I was bored and getting sleepy. He apologized several times, and used emergencies and longer appts as an excuse. But every time???? There are plenty of other places that know what an appt is. One upside this time. The must have gotten a new radio. The other was was mostly static, which didn't help sitting looking at others falling asleep or looking at a garish, huge shoe.