My experience started off as A++ when I first saw Dr. Morris in March of 2025. I had made an…read moreappointment due to severe pain in the arch of my left foot. He diagnosed me with Tendonitis and gave me a shot , I assume was cortisone, that relieved my pain within a day. I had a follow-up appointment in April. During that visit I asked about some procedures I had read about on his site that might help with my peripheral neuropathy. He said he would check with my insurance company and stated there was a new procedure coming out in late May or early June he thought would be good for me. My next appointment was in June. I asked if he had in fact checked with my insurance company regarding coverage, He replied yes it was covered but the new product had been released, however, he started it was released on the west coast and it would take several weeks for it to get to him on the east coast. This sounded a little strange to me but I let it slide. He wrote me a 1 month Rx for Lyrica to replace my gabapentin, to try and scheduled a follow up for July. When I arrived for my July appointment I was handed a container with a creams I was to lightly rub on my feet at bedtime which was the new procedure. I was also given a 3 month RX for Lyrica as I had depleted my trial Rx. i was charged $30.00 for the cream and told it wasn't covered under insurance. I was also billed for my office visit copay which I declined to pay as my insurance has a $900 out of pocket maximum and I had met it for the year. I was handed a 4 or page printout of UHC regulations and while it did show a copay, within the paperwork it also stated my yearly deductible and the $900 out of pocket rule, thus being a printout of their complete yearly stipulations. I was told to go home and call UHC where they would tell me I did owe a copay. From here all went downhill! I did call UHC and they said what had been given me at the office was a copy of their general insurance stipulations and I was correct, I owed no further copays for 2025 since I had met my $900 out of pocket maximum. I took my Rx to WalMart to get it filled and was told Dr. Morris's license was no good and the other person, Dr. Whitmore, on the Rx needed to wright the Rx as their license was good. I tried to call office and left messages but got no reply. Finally, I drove to office 30 minutes before closing only to find it totally locked up, I again drove to office the following day and still found the office locked up with no notification as to why they were closed. I also found by examining the bottle of cream that the products home address was, in fact, identical to Dr, Morris's office address. That cream never 1st shipped to the west coast and had to take time to travel across the country to reach its place of production...that was a false statement to a patient. To this day they have never replied to any of my phone or text messages and they never called to cancel the follow up appointment they made for me in late October. I do now note that they now state, "WE ARE A CONCIERGE / DIRECT PAY PRACTICE AND DO NOT ACCEPT INSURANCE . OFFICE VISITS ARE $85 AND CAN BE BOOKED HERE ON OUR SITE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! I could never recommend Doctors who lie about their own product and shut out current patients the way they did.

Great staff--doctor spent time explaining issue and proposed treatment. I wasn't rushed through or…read moreleft waiting endlessly. Very good experience.

This was my second visit with Dr. Zarett and his staff and they were all great…read more I needed to see a podiatrist asap and I called multiple podiatrist around the area and no one could see or even cared until I called here. When I got there Dr. Zarett knew exactly what to do and I was in and out, on to the rest of the day. Being a college student isn't fun financially, but they are understanding and helped out with these concerns as well. They care about us so we should care about them and be on time for our appointments!

Worst "medical" practice I have ever been to. They bill your insurance for services that are not…read moreperformed which sticks the patient with the responsibility to pay. I disputed all the way up to the head of their billing department with no resolution. This place is literally a complete joke. Do some research and take your business elsewhere.

I just visited with Doctor Spector. He is wonderful and very skinful in performing procedures with…read moreleast amount of pain possible. Highly recommend.

Dr. Jay Spector is in a league of his own! My son, a distance runner, was having pain in his heel…read moreso we visited Atlanta Sports Podiatry for treatment. It is no wonder that Dr. Spector is highly regaled in the sports medicine community. Upon checking in, my son was x-rayed and Dr. Spector had us seated and diagnosed within minutes. He then spent his time carefully reviewing the diagnosis, showing us images, and answering umpteen questions. We never felt rushed and although my son had a fairly grim diagnosis, we left feeling positive and upbeat that he could be healed with time and proper treatment. I would highly recommend Dr. Spector for any sports related injuries - it's no wonder why he's considered to be one of the best in his field, as both a podiatrist and a distance runner himself!

If you have to see any doctor I would highly recommend Dr. Suthar. With the convenience of apps…read moreyou can check in online and save time. Whenever I've gone to see Dr. Suthar I'm seen almost immediately. I have never had to wait a long time like you do in a lot of offices. Dr. Suthar has recommended a couple of items to me that have improved my gait tremendously.

Pathetic. The doctor, no more than few years out of medical school, told me my right foot arch was…read moreamong the highest she'd ever seen. She took X-rays of my right foot and never examined my left foot. I would have asked her why she didn't X-ray both feet, but she made me feel like I was imposing on her time. I've now seen a competent doctor and realized how messed up attempts by the Village podiatry doctor were. This cost me months of extra pain.

This to commend Doctor Jay E. Spector, DPM. As an octogenarian, I have occasion to receive…read moretreatment from many physicians. In my considered opinion, I would place him with the very best I have observed. He is not only an expert in his specialty, but extremely caring individual. I recommend him highly.

My husband and I had serious issues with our health insurance. I commend Amber and Kayley for…read moreassisting my husband and I! They were so diligent! My husband and I felt so supported! You rarely hear about office staff and managers displaying concern and or courtesy to patients But I can assure you my experience with Amber and Kaley was EPIC! Thank you ladies! Know that you are appreciated!!!!

Had a 3:30 appointment. Waited for 90 minutes! Dr spent exactly 10 min with me. He talked as fast…read moreas the guy in the radio commercial reading the small print at the end. Took x-rays and told me they showed nothing. Offered a cortisone shot "if you really want one" and then proceeded to tell me how painful it would be. When I went back to the reception area, all the light were off and everyone was ready to leave. Of course they had to take my money first. Wanted me to schedule my next visit, but I told them I had to check my schedule first. I will NOT be back. I really got the bum's rush at this place. DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!