I called 3 times to make an appointment and no one reach out to me. There's no other number to…read morecontact them

Although it wasn't anything serious, the unprompted soreness of my right ankle made me drive to…read moreSouth Charlotte to see Dr. Garten and her team. Throughout the course of my visit, Dr. Garten and her staff went out of their way to make me feel comfortable through the appointment. Check-in was a breeze, even for someone like me who is a new patient. Dr. Garten's nurses were also very sharp. Dr. Garten herself was a pleasure. She made me feel right at home, listened to my concerns, offered candid thoughts, and didn't hesitate to get me x rays and a brace. Her style was casual but very thorough and precise. It felt like I was being looked at by an old friend as opposed to a complete stranger. I was sent home with exercises for my ankle, a brace, medicine for swelling and even a copy of my x rays. I'm now confident that if I follow the steps Dr. Garten outlined for me, that I will be good to go in a few short weeks. Dr. Garten was a huge help and every step of the experience was wonderful! Do yourself a favor and book an appointment with her TODAY!

Dr Crawford I think was his name is absolutely amazing. The…read moreoffice ladies did great getting me figured out. I will be recommending Alpine Podiatry in Fort Mill going forward!

In-grown toe nail care isn't an exact since as I'm discovering…read more In my previous review I rated my 5 star experience of having TWO procedures at the same time. Dr Crabtree told me then there was a possibility I would need a 'next level' procedure to permanently fix a large toe nail that's growing down, rather than sliding forward. I had the Matricetomy procedure two weeks ago and the follow-up today. The Dr was pleased with the result which was the good news. The not so good news is the 2nd toe is going to need the same procedure. He removed part of the in-grown nail that was causing the pain and said we would need to schedule the next step within six months. This Dr is the best, he is a true pro and is an expert in his field. You can never be too careful when it comes to foot care, especially with in-grown nails and the risk of infection. I'm very pleased to have found Dr Crabtree and his Staff. They provide a high level of care and efficient and professional service.

Back again. They have a new location (since my last visit anyway). It's still as pleasant as…read morebefore. Even though I don't want to have to get a cortisone shot regularly, it's my "favorite" medical facility to go to. I don't dread visits here like I may at some other medical offices. Dr Glaser is super nice and doesn't rush with you. I don't feel like just a number or that I am being pushed out the door.

I recently had an appointment here scheduled with Dr Glaser and confirmed 3 times. When I got there…read moreI was sent into a room and Dr Whitman came in, didn't say a word and looked at the bottom of my right big toe which apparently had a corn on it. He took out small scalpel type knife and scraped a bit of skin off, bandaged it and told me to return in 2 weeks. NOT!! My toe is fine, no pain but I still do not believe that after being confirmed 3 times {once after I arrived), I still did not see Dr Glaser!! ENOUGH! Never going back!!!

I went to see Dr. Bukie Adefabi, "MD" in September of 2019. I have pain in my big toes due to…read moreformer injuries. She didn't even LOOK at my toes and told me to go see a podiatrist. I told her I've been to see a podiatrist and they did nothing to help. I needed to see an orthopedic surgeon but got no help there because they wouldn't even see me due to what her office said about me. To make matters worse, I have a Thyroid condition that I have to be on medication for daily. Dr. Adefabi had my blood drawn for tests but never sent in a prescription and now I'm 36 hours in without my medication. They're scrambling now to get it filled. What is really troubling to me is that she also had blood tests done on my cholesterol. She received that information that mine is high but she never contacted me. I saw the results in the paperwork mailed to me and had to call her office to ask what I should do. It's so unprofessional that it's amazing to me that there's an "MD" behind her name. Where did that come from?

Definitely do not see this doctor if you have any kind of chronic condition. She refuses to treat…read moreme because I'm a Type 1 diabetic (the autoimmune kind that you get as a child). I came to this office as a new patient in Sept 2018 and was never told my diabetes would be a problem. Only after multiple denials of prescription refills which put my life in imminent danger did I finally discover this unofficial policy of "no diabetics." And it took about 10 different phone calls and an office visit to finally get her to admit that they don't like treating diabetics in this office. Sorry you don't like prescribing insulin - I guess I'll just die then???

I hit my big toe last night and the nail raised to a 45 degree angle. They made an appointment for…read moreme and had the nail removed the same morning I called. They used a cold spray before numbing my toe. (I hate needles.) After it was numbed there was no pain at all. The doctor and nurse made me feel like they had known me for years and we were good friends. Any more foot problems, I will be back.

This review is specific to the location in Indian Land next to Harris Teeter. I am so so so…read moredisappointed in this visit and with the doctor. I have never had this bad of an experience with a professional doctors office. First, I had an appoint at 8:45 AM. I was not taken to the room for x-rays until 9:35 or maybe later. Waited another 10-15 minutes for the doctor to basically tell me NOTHING. He asked me really no questions. If I had not asked some questions...he would of basically said nothing. He offered me no information on my issue other than I have bunions. I already knew that. I had to ask are they bad enough to go through a surgical procedure. He simply shrugged as said...do they bother you or cause you pain. Well, no not all the time. If I walk a lot like at an amusement park or weekend shopping spree...yes they hurt. But they are also inconvenient as I cannot wear nice shoes or heals. How about tell me...."This is my opinion of the severity of your bunions. This is the process of correcting them. This is how long it will take to recover. I will have the front desk write up an estimate for you and/or submit to your insurance to see what they will cover. " But this NOT what occurred. When I asked the cost...he had no clue. He said insurance doesn't pay unless they hurt you...UMMMMM...yes they hurt. Plus he said that he had no idea what the cost of the actual surgical center would be as they bill separately. Ummm...UGH....hasn't your office done this before? If so there should be a general idea of cost for both parties. I basically felt he just wanted to come in look at my feet and x-ray and collected the $80 co-pay and send me on my way. So if that wasn't bad enough...another little annoyance that occurred...was the one of the office personal peaked in on my consultation when I already have been waiting over an hour for MY appointment to tell the doctor that whoever she was talking to would not look something up for her. I think she wanted him to come to the front desk at that moment and talk to this person on the phone. Luckily he told her he would be with her shortly...but REALLY...he is with a patient. That can wait until he is done seeing me. I really would NOT recommend this office or doctor. I want someone who can offer up something. At the very least an estimate for the procedure that is obvious I should have done.

I've visited Dr. Basinger a few times over many years and always received excellent care. He…read morequickly diagnoses the problem but I never feel rushed during my appointments. His staff is friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend Dr. Basinger to anyone experiencing foot or ankle problems.