My best friend found this office after a terrible experience at an ortho office. I felt like both…read morethe ladies at the desk were easy to deal with and compassionate/willing to help. Dr c was amazing with both of my children.. both my injured 8 year old (on her foot) and my wild four year old! He was informative and punctual but also understanding and polite. It's already a high stress situation dealing with an injured athlete, and he seemed to really "get" us. Can't wait for stitches to be out next!

Dr. Cancelliere is great. He's professional yet very friendly. I had a procedure done in his office…read moreand felt I could always ask questions or ask for help anytime even on the weekend.

Dr. Pattavina has performed two surgeries on both my feet. Both operations were successful! He is…read morean excellent doctor and I would highly recommend him to anyone needing a podiatrist! He explains everything, is very professional and extremely knowledgeable. He wants to do what's best for his patient. I am very happy that I chose Dr. Pattavina. He's the best!

Staff is very friendly. Dr.Tedesco took care of my toe issue.and I am pain free…read more I highly recommend New England foot and ankle. Dr.Tedesco is very pleasant and very knowledgeable. He will always be someone I go to whenever I have foot or ankle issues.

Dr. Tedesco impressed me with his knowledgeable care today. He carefully explained my future…read moreoptions for mitigating the pain of arthritic big toe joints. He also gave me nearly painless cortisone shots. This appt. followed orthotics fitted by Dr. S. in their Derry office. The order took 6+ weeks due to some upheaval in the Derry office but the orthotics are excellent.

Called for an appointment for what I believe is an ingrown toenail. The first thing the…read morereceptionist asked me is if I have insurance and whether it pays for podiatry. I told her I do have insurance. She said to go and check and call back later. She never asked what my problem was. Her first concern was getting paid. Horrible way to start a relationship with a doctor I have never seen. I would never make an appointment with a doctors office that is more worried about getting paid than helping me with my issue. Naturally they would be paid whether the insurance was paying or not. How insulting to treat a potential client so disrespectfully.

I've been to Dr Gorgol numerous times over the past two decades for treatment of ingrown toenails…read moreand always an easy ordeal. This time I was bringing my daughter who was quite anxious over the prospect of surgery on her toe. Dr Gorgols easy going manner, humor and general bedside manner put my child completely at ease and she even said it was a pleasant experience, as pleasant as having ones toenail operated on can be. I won't go anywhere else for my families foot care.

What good is an adequate podiatrist if the staff and billing people behind him are negligent,…read more incompetent, careless, uncommunicative, and uneducated? The staff are not even cognizant of their own protocols. I am leaving this organization after years of coming here for quite serious diabetic foot issues. In trying to get my records transferred, after being stonewalled for six months and my feet worsening, the staff gave me such an incredibly difficult time I honestly thought I was having a heart attack. The last six months have been a colossal waste of time and money for me, not to mention the weeks of needing to stay off my feet to heel, due to lack of treatment. My feet must have correct orthotics or they suffer terribly, yet this outfit could care less despite my past loyalty and prompt payment. And why do mostly five star reviews, obviously phony and written by Affiliates in Podiatry, show up online and few complaints do? This place has deteriorated to the point of no return. Not even honest. There are much better providers out there! Not hard to surpass these people who cause more harm than good.

i fell through the cracks despite contacting/visiting org many times and my md faxing signature for…read moreorthotics. Many visits, measurements, X-rays, exams, treatments-- no orthotics or ordered shoes after six+ months.

My family hired PORT SENIOR CARE for 2 1/2 years for my mother that had declining Alzheimer's…read moredisease and needed 24/7 care and monitoring. My husband and myself are travel nurses. Finding quality care is not easy. I had 2 full-time gals, which is important for any dementia patient. These girls never missed a shift or left us without coverage at all during the time we had them. Even our holiday coverage was managed by each other. My mom was bathed, dressed, fed and entertained the entire time. She was taken on "field trips" frequently. My family was blessed to be able to provide my mom with this type of care. I wouldn't hire anyone else. You will not be disappointed. They deserve 10 stars!

Staff is very kind in their patient interactions. Dr. Fox answered all of our questions and was…read morevery thorough.

The practice offers excellent care. I have seen Dr. Fox on…read moretwo separate occasions concerning painful foot callouses and he has been excellent in helping me get address this annoying and painful condition. Dr. Fox and the entire staff at Granite State Podiatry are friendly, knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend them.

Have been coming to Elliot Rheumatology Associetes (Yelp prefers the secondary name of New…read moreHampshire Arthritis Center) since my then rheumatologist Dr. Lynch created the department when he merged his practice with the new Elliot River's Edge several years ago. He handpicked Drs. Marks and Mirza as his associates. Sadly, for me and a friend who went to him, Dr. Lynch retired in May, 2015. He passed my care to Dr. Mirza. I was supposed to meet her a couple weeks prior to my rotator cuff surgery in September, 2015, but her schedule had a conflict so they pushed me back a couple months. Eek! Post op I was having a lot of joint pain being off one of my meds for several weeks until any risk of infection was gone. Doesn't take long to come out of remission. I needed her blessing to go back on it, and she didn't want to do that without meeting me; they squeezed me in same day I called for help. I really liked her. She's straight forward without being condescending. Thorough and thoughtful in the questions she asks about meds and symptoms and is making some changes that seem to be working so far. Easy to upset the apple cart when tweaking dosages. She likes to chat, and we go off topic. As I often did with Dr. Lynch. Never feel rushed, and she doesn't keep me waiting for more than a few minutes, though I know her appointment schedule is jammed. She and Dr. Marks are trying to find another rheumatologist to join them; taking on new patients is almost impossible right now. Apparently there's a shortage in the country, so any med students out there with an interest in arthritis in its many different forms, please consider coming to Manchester, NH! The Rheumatology department shares incoming phone and fax lines with the Orthopaedics and Surgical Specialists department, so when you call, the automated system will identify both (it refers to Elliot Rheumatology Associates, not New Hampshire Arthritis Center in case someone is confused). Just follow the prompts to select your provider to make/change appointments, leave questions or request medication refills.