Dr Wakim is excellent. The office set up is great and he explained everything. The staff was very…read morenice too.

A great group of podiatry professionals…read more I have been a patient of a physician in this group for more than two decades. The office is not a mega-clinic and is very personal. Services including x-rays, orthotics, ... etc. are available. The office staff are courteous, professional, and patient. There help furthers the non-clinic feel of this practice. My physician, Dr. McLoughlin, is outstanding. He is personable, intelligent, knowledgeable, skilled, and has the ability to convey complex medical issues to anyone. Consequently, I have referred my family members to this practice. It is a comforting to have a physician affiliated with a major Boston hospital in a local setting. For exceptional local podiatry care, this is a great option.

Very professional and really knows his stuff. He is a down to earth guy and was very helpful with…read moremy warts since I was in so much pain.

Very nice older gentleman, but it seems the game has passed him by. He recommended a custom…read moreorthotic to me that cost $400 out of pocket and then it did nothing to help my foot issues. Went to another podiatrist and he was concerned with the poor fit and material of the orthotic. Got refit at the new doctor and will update with the results.

I had a great experience. I came in for the removal of a small corn, and in addition, Dr. Aaronson…read morecleaned up areas of hard skin on the undersides of the feet. I felt like I was walking on soft cushioning after the visit. The staff are kind and professional, and Dr. Aaronson is very knowledgeable, experienced, personable, and caring. I would highly recommend this practice.

I don't like to write bad reviews as you will see if you look at my other reviews on Yelp, but I…read morefeel it is the right thing to do to share my experience and alert people who might be looking for a podiatrist. I came in to see Dr. Aaronson because I had a lot of pain in my bunion from playing sports. The office took a foot X-ray, and Dr. Aaronson told me I might have gout (highly unlikely in my opinion since I had gout once before and it felt nothing like this, which I told him). He told me I might need surgery and sold me a pair of $90 inserts. The next day I went to Marathon Sports because I heard they have a machine that you can use for free that scans your feet to find the right shoe size. I did this scan, and it turned out I was wearing sneakers that were 1/2 to 1 size too small! I bought new sneakers and the pain problem was solved! Dr. Aaronson NEVER EVEN MEASURED MY FEET AND TOLD ME I WAS WEARING SHOES THAT WERE TOO SMALL. I can't believe that a podiatrist didn't do the most basic thing of seeing if my shoes were the correct size and I instead found this out for free by simply going to a shoe store.