The worst. Don't go there. All about money…read more Rush job. The dr. Put do a n orthopedic associates who is doing my toe amputation. Said he could do it better More qualified. Charged a ridiculous amount t I my insurance co. Rush job.

I bought a pair of $500 inserts for my sneakers and they were an overpriced waste of money. They…read morerush you in and out, pure greed. Look elsewhere for your foot needs.

I dont know why they listed this as closed - I just made an appointment with him for this…read moreafternoon! He is a WONDERFUL podiatrist and saved me from getting surgery from some other quack!

Since my husband's knee surgery it has made him walk different causing calluses on his feet. I love…read morethe fact that the way he walks out of the office is 1,000xs better than the way he walked in. to Dr Longo and the amazingly awesome staff. Thank you for helping my husband walk. See y'all in another 9 weeks.

PLANTAR FASCIITIS is a pain in the feet well, in my case my left foot in 2 places 1 small and 1…read morebig. talk about pain!!!this review is for anyone suffering or who have suffered with pain in their feet. i went to hudson valley foot associates in wappingers falls on september 26, 2022. x-rays were taken doctor kim is the doctor that evaluated my foot dr kim gets a+ for his professionalism, a+ for caring for his patients, a+ for the way that he explains everything in an easy manner!!!! dr kim gave me a cortisone shot and told me that he wanted for me to get a night splint and also to get power step orthodics. my next appointment was on october 5, 2022. in wappingers falls also i felt that it was to soon to get another cortisone shot so i turned it down and got a prescription for naproxen instead. my next appointment was october 11, 2022. in the new windsor office i got my 2nd cortisone shot wish me luck that i won't have to get anymore cortisone shots. take it from me a type 2 diabetic who's learning how important taking care of your feet are so important and should be a priority whether you are diabetic or not. if you are having any type of pain go see a podiatrist at hudson valley foot associates they have 4 locations to go to. or go by the other yelp reviews just go go.

I saw this man about 3 times for ingrown toenails. The last encounter would have been better done…read moreby a butcher. No offense intended to butchers! A year later I am still dealing with the consequences of this procedure. Not to mention the disfigurement. He also tried to cover up the mistake by asking me to come to his office every month for "maintenance ". When I took the bandages off several days later, it was obvious he was trying to cover up his mistake. Would have more respect if he just admitted that he cut too deep and in the wrong direction! Go elsewhere , there are plenty of choices.

7/20/26 - saw Dr. Colman this morning for a chronic left knee complaint…read more I've had 3 silicone treatments and Cortizone shots in the last 10 months at different locations. I'm not the pill popping type to ameliorate every little discomfort, but to quell the pain I used Tylenol 500. That was minimally successful. Transdermal's: ie ForceFlex, Voltaren, and Salonpas helped and a neoprene sleeve with stays kept me walking with a cane, unsteadily, but still moving. ALL were out-of-pocket expenses, not covered by medical insurance. Dr. Colman is an excellent diagnostician. He asked a few questions, looked at the previous notes and palpated the knee. Observed that there is some arthritis and old meniscus injuries. Knee replacement is not an option at this time. Explaining the possible procedures that could be done in the office. The doctor exited the office; and while he was out a technician brought in an ultrasound, and the tools the doctor would need. Dr. Colman extracted approximately 25 ml's of synovial fluid from the left knee. Although it did hurt for a few minutes; the pain, instability, anxiety were all gone, afterward. I'm very satisfied. I don't want to sit around the house all day, because I can't get around without extreme pain. I have "bigger fish to fry". The office has a drive up entrance, plenty of free parking, several pleasant people at the reception desk who seem happy to see you. Plenty of restrooms and seating in the waiting areas. They take most medical Insurance and Medicare. I'm happy.

My experience was from years ago when I was sent there for a clavicle bone/shoulder injury that I…read moredeferred physician care on. The deferred care was due to my travel schedule and that was on me. What is on them, however was a rigorous schedule of PT which I was devoted to that made my symptoms feel worse. The doctor there whose name escapes me, sent me to PT. After many many weeks, I went back to the physician, whose office is located right in the same building tells me he has no plan to fix the problem, but merely to deal with the symptoms. Back to the PT itself: the first visit was very thorough and attentive. Subsequent visits were basically feeling like one is on his or her own - you sign in and people are available if you have questions but in most cases, nobody's really checking to see if you're doing things properly or risking further injury. I went for many many weeks, always on time. Always early to check in on a very long line. My early appointments meant that I was one of just a handful of patients yet the one time I was online for an additional time causing me to get to the window. About five minutes late, they refused my appointment. That was kind of the last straw for me. They lost me as a patient and I would not recommend them unless they have made major changes to patient oversight/assistance during and throughout the physical therapy sessions, and get back to health and not wealth.