Dr. Nolan treated very well to my infected toe nail. All other staff also good. Could easily be…read morerecommended to anyone who needs his services.

I was super impressed with Dr. Tomey and the care I received at Cary Foot & Ankle. I was able to…read moreget an appointment very quickly after an injury. I was in a lot of pain and I'm also very squeamish but Dr Tomey quickly put me at ease and made the appointment pain free and easy. He's very friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend this office.

While you're being treated, you have good and quality care. On the other hand, the office has…read moreterrible communication when it comes to prescribing medications. I was told there would be meds sent to my pharmacy and when I arrived at the pharmacy an hour after leaving InStride, there was not an order to be found. Called InStride twice to figure out what was going on only for them to tell me there won't be meds until future procedures. While on the drive home, we then get notified from our pharmacy that a prescription has been sent by the InStride provider to be picked up. We then turned all the way back to the pharmacy to pick up the medication. There is a terrible lack of communication within their team.

Took very good care of my foot. One podiatrist at another location misdiagnosed me. And he…read morecorrected them. Very attentive. Very prompt and personable. Would recommend them to everyone

I do not have words to describe my gratitude to Dr Milner. I had a surgery of my great toe by…read moreanother podiatrist. The hardware that doctor put got broken after 2 months and I had too much continuous pain. I went to Dr Milner and he immediately understood the urgency of getting the broken hardware removed and correcting the Hallux Valgus. He scheduled an early date for surgery. After surgery, since I have a drop foot condition, Dr Milner regularly inspected my foot for a period of 10 weeks till he was satisfied that the wound has healed properly. A Big Thanks to Dr Milner and his wonderful staff.

Dr. Milner has the best "bedside manor" of any physician I have ever seen. He speaks to you like…read moreyou are a client or customer, not a number. He also explains things on a level that is very understanding. I would rate the office staff as just average, but due to Andy's efforts to satisfy me, I am leaving 5 stars. His knowledge of his specialty is second to none.

Dr Futrell is awesome. He's very personable and doesn't mind answer my questions. He's also very…read moreconsiderate of my feelings. It seems good to talk to a doctor that doesn't mind taking time with his patients. His staff is very friendly too.

dr. futrell always makes me feel more like a friend than a patient!…read moredr. futrell is kind, considerate, attentive, and will help you with your concerns! dr. futrell is extremely knowledgeable, and is "exceptionally good" at what he does!!! i give him a (5-star) ratin, and would recommend him to anyon!!!!!

I arrived early and the check in was quick and easy. I was brought to the back and it wasn't long…read moretill Dr. Boehm came in. He inspected my foot, diagnosed it as a bunion, and drained it. it was quick and painless. The wound was dressed and I was on my way. Everyone from check in to the time I left was very professional and caring. I can't say enough about the care I received. Great job all aroun.

Dr. Grant performed a minor surgery on my son's toe with extreme skill and caring. He was very…read morecompassionate and distracted my son with humor during the numbing process, and ensured that there was no pain during the procedure. Jennifer was very kind and professional, as was the entire front office staff in Holly Springs. I would recommend Dr. Grant to anyone seeking warm and friendly care.

Dr. Grant is a really great podiatrist. He takes his time to listen and explain.read more

Had to get an MRI here…read more My appointment was at 7am on a Sunday morning, I was told to arrive 30min before. I arrived at 6.30am and the doors were still locked. I stood outside with another patient and the security guard on duty. I Wear a Dexcom G7 CGM for Type 1 diabetes, I didn't find until it was time to go into the room for the MRI that I would have to remove my CGM sensor to get the MRI. I should have been messaged through the my chart portal not to wear the Dexcom G7 CGM, these sensors cost money and I had to trash a brand new one. What's the point of filling out online check in days before if they're not going to communicate the simplest things. The MRI took about 20Min

I was told I would walk 4 hours after my spine surgery. I was awake at noon after surgery and by 7…read morep.m., and several requests to walk, nothing happened until I texted my Doctor at 9:00 p.m. THEN I WAS WALKED Their Posh Care 8-part video on what to expect before and after the surgery was NO stars. They showed a couple receiving packets of information and how much information would happen. I had a few phone interviews but no paper instructions or an email with instructions they may have given me by phone. My Doctor called the night before making sure I had not taken certain meds. I told him I didn't know I shouldn't have taken the meds I did. I told him I had been called, but no physical information was given or sent. The video shows people getting PACKETS AND SPEAKING PERSONALLY. This is inexcusable. This is serious surgery...not a tonsillectomy. I went to the hospital a day before the surgery because I needed to make sure I had a caseworker, as there was no one at my home for almost a week after surgery so there was no care aid. My insurance pays for 20 days of facility care. I never saw a caseworker. The caseworker called minutes before my Doctor walked in to discharge me. I left with my son to their family home where there was no bed on the first floor. After spine surgery, you cannot go up a flight of stairs. I SLEPT ON A COUCH FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS until I chose to go home where there was at least a bed, but no home help. For whatever reason, after I was home for a week, I felt like I was buckling after I got out of bed one morning, and had a dresser to grab and stabilize. After that, I ordered a recliner to sleep in. I have been sleeping in a recliner for over a week because I fear getting in and out of bed. I even worked with the Occupational therapist on this and showed her how I was getting in and out. The problem is BOTH LEGS DO NOT SHIFT TOGETHER. I was stressing my back getting in and out of bed. I remained challenged to get in and out of my bed and there had been no videos on how to do that. Just verbal instructions. There definitely should be some care videos!!! Here is one from Nebraska Spine that might serve Duke well. Tutorial videos getting in and out of a car, and bed would be brilliant. How to get in a car https://youtu.be/IoyCK-mz5RE?si=fl2QXi-GnE-sXVX8 In and out of bed https://youtu.be/gWys8QnClbk?si=a23ayVPbwKv8fYJ1 After I returned home there was a survey I sent a review and received a feeble apology. Apologies do not cover how serious this is. I would NEVER WANT ANYONE TO GO THROUGH WHAT I WENT THROUGH. I would give a few of the nurses a solid 5, but the shift that was supposed to walk me, and the nurse that did walk me that night, didn't have the bedside presence and concern the others did. I am now 5 weeks out and am beginning to search on YouTube to see how to manage my pain!!!! Thanksgiving was awful, and that is what has precipitated this email. I was told I could drive at my three-week check, but I have found that I pay a price for driving and doing too much in a day. The problem is, "what" is too much. It's trial and error. Most of these posts are from several years back. This review reflects only the hospital. I feel that Duke should make sure patients get the care they propose. Their 8 mods do not represent my experience.

Dr Stylski was very detailed. He did much more than tend to my wound. Even though the office was…read morevery busy, he spent quite a bit of time with my foot.

Everyone was very nice. The Podiatrist did a thorough exam of my diabetic mother's feet. Cut her…read moretoenails the best he could. He really needed to use a sander as she gas very thick nails on one foot, but couldn't dye to dust it creates, which creates a Covid issue.. Because of Covid precautions he couldn't do much with her toenails. My only complaint is about seating. I am a large person with wider hips and there were no chairs anywhere that would fit me. All were narrowing with arms on them. There were no spare armless stools or armless chairs for someone with wide girth like myself. So this was very uncomfortable for me accompanying my elderly mother. My 94 yr old mother had to struggle to get up into the exam chair...almost too hard for her. The struggle left her very fatigued. Suggestion: bring in a few extra-wide chairs for heavier people; and, step stools for short people trying to get in and out of exam chairs.