In response to Sarah C.'s 1 star review, I can personally vouch for all of Dr. Troiano's residents, saying without a doubt that I'd trust each and every one of his students to perform my surgery, both safely and effectively. Each of Dr. Troianos residents are diligently hand-taught by him directly or via his unique practices--as it is a tecahing hospital--all of which is extremely evident through the numerous successful surgeries/procedures I've had through them. As someone with chronic, aggresive vascular wounds, I wouldn't trust any other practice with my livelyhood. read more

I first started seeing Dr Triano at Penn University Hospital in 2022 I think it's been a long time and the care has been consistently great . His wound specialist Kelly trano nurse extraordinaire has healed many of my vein wounds on my feet and ankles . It's an ongoing process and she's gotten me into skin graft studies and done everything she possibly could to help me I couldn't be more grateful . They even supplied me with free medical equipment and supplies because I am barely getting enough work to pay my bills right now I couldn't think of anyone else I'd recommend for wound care or ankle and feet disorders . read more

Something everyone should know, Dr. Troiano does NOT perform your surgery. He will create proof he arrives at the start, and then leaves and has his residents perform the surgery, and signs off on it days later. I have absolute proof of this. And, when you are in surgery prep, they will have you sign a bunch of forms on a computer screen that you cannot see, however they just tell you to sign on the pad with the pencil. One of the forms is a consent for Dr. Troiano to go off and do another surgery, or whatever he does, and leave the surgery to his residents. Basically, he gets paid for two surgeries at one time. Admittedly, he stated Pennsylvania law that he is allowed to ghost a patient in surgery. Basically if you sign the form, you are allowing him to do this. Luckily, I didn't sign this consent, but it happened anyway but again I have proof of a non-signed consent and one Penn put together after the fact "cut and paste." So if you think you are choosing Dr. Troiano to perform your surgery? Think again. It won't be him. Troiano, Penn Medicine, be very careful... they do a lot of slippery things behind the scenes and you have to be on your toes. If you have any questions, PM me. read more

this man is no doctor ... he's a saint! i have seen quite a few doctors in my lifetime and have never gotten immediate responses as i have with dr. troiano. my surgery, after five previous surgeries, is prayerfully a success. if only he could be my primary doctor i'd never have to see another doctor!!! reviews are opinions ... this is the only review i've ever even been tempted to write on any doctor! thank you, dr. troiano ... you are the best!!!!! read more

there are much better doctors out there than Dr Troiano. Not easy to write this about a professional person. Sad to say. read more

Dr. Troiano completely misdiagnosed the pain in my foot, saying it was a stress fracture when there was no evidence of that on an x-ray. When I finally had a correct diagnosis from another dr, the description of what I had (a neuroma) was exactly what I described. His resident decided on the stress fracture diagnosis and dr Troiana simply went along with it. I do not recommend him. read more

Dr. Troiano is amazing. I had to go to multiple doctors to fix my broken fibula with no positive outcome, and he was finally able to surgically fix it for good. He is super clear and communicative as well. Highly recommend! read more

I am 2 weeks post op and very happy with this surgeon. He is thorough, patient, soft spoken , gentle, and compassionate. He did not push surgery at all which I really appreciated. He gave me his cell immediately after meeting with him for the first time and said that I should call or text or email him with any questions re: my surgery. Highly recommend him!! read more

If every doctor cared as much about their patients as Dr. T, the world would be a much healthier place! After two nasty ankle injuries and a doctor who kept me casted and then booted for 4 months, Dr. T finally PROPERLY diagnosed my injury and fixed it! I am walking 5K a day now and feel great thanks to a doctor who actually LISTENED to my issues! FINALLY a doctor who doesn't let his ego run his practice. read more

The absolute BEST IN THE FIELD OF PODIATRY!! UNPARALLELED CAREGIVER!!!! True practitioner of Medicine, PATIENT COMES 1st ALWAYS, willing to sacrifice personal time for his patients! SKILL as a SURGEON, WITHOUT EQUAL ( lets be honest he might be funny but if he couldn't make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich we wouldn't be writing this; Nor would I be walking the way I can today had it not been for his skill!!!) OH, AND He is funny! read more

This review is not for Dr. Troiano, who is an excellent caregiver, knowledgeable, straight to the point and concise (he needs to be for the large number of patients he is booked everyday ), but his male resident that was assisting Dr. Troiano at the beginning of June 2019. He needs to work on his communication skills and not be offended when patients don't completely understand medical lingo. This resident is a white male, short, blond wavy hair, riddled with acne and very uptight. read more

This review is a bit delayed but I think it is well deserved. Back in 2015, I had terrible lower left leg and foot pain and after being BSed by Rothman Institute I came to Dr. Troiano, who actually listened to me and issued the correct diagnostic tests to rule out things other than what it ended up being- soft tissue damage. He referred me to do a nerve damage test (which I chickened out of) but he explained to me that if it was sof tissue/nerve damage that I had two options- wait it out and see if it lessens or have surgery performed. I waited it out and it took about a year or so but his advice worked- my foot and leg healed enough for me to be able to run again. I just recommended him to my friend- 4 years later, that's how much I truly appreciate Dr. Troiano. If you want a doctor who will actually listen to you, care and is helpful- see him. read more

I've been a patient of Dr. Troiano for a couple of years now and have seen him for a couple of different issues with my feet. He's flat out honest with you, and will tell you what the problem is, and if you (the patient) need to do anything differently. I appreciate that kind of candor. read more

I WISH I met Dr. Troiano before going to Univ. of Penn's "Top Docs". Dr.Troiano is wonderful. He's patient, funny, friendly, answered ALL My questions (I had A LOT) w/patience/compassion and respect. AND bonus, his assistants were all wonderfully friendly, compassionate and helpful too. read more

Excellent podiatrist! Promptly seen . Xrays on site. Schedule surgery, everything went smoothly. Answers calls asap. very, very helpful staff. I would highly recommend him. read more

I was going to a foot Dr. Who didn't know what else to do for me & Thank God he referred me to Dr. Troiano! He knows what he's doing & I am on the mend without surgery! I would defiantly recommend him! read more

After my first visit with Dr. Troiano, I have to say, I wish Dr. Troiano could be my doctor for everything head to toe. When I walked in, his waiting room was packed with all sorts of folks who all looked in worse shape than me. I was worried that 2 hours on my meter was nowhere near enough time. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I was wrong. I got in in a reasonable amount of time and never once felt neglected or rushed. He was thorough, personable and knowledgeable. He did X-rays and a full work up right there before coming to a clear diagnosis with treatment options. He also had his staff call to set up the next steps and gave me a follow-up call after hours with clarification on questions I had about insurance things. All-in-all, I'm very impressed and feel like my feet are in good hands! (And I had more than 30 mins left on my meter.) read more

All I can say is Dr. Troiano is the MAN! I had repetitive foot and ankle injuries over the years and they finally caught up with me. He performed a Talonavicular fusion and repaired a few tendons. It was a long recovery time, but he gave me back an active lifestyle that I missed. He is knowledgeable, compassionate and very talented. Always accessible - he gave me his cell number and returned texts and calls promptly. I hope I never need him again, but I wouldn't go anywhere else if I did. read more

Dr Troiano RUINED my toe! He was very friendly and charming but his skills lacked tremendously. I went in with a wound on my toe and he insisted I needed surgery even though the infection wasnt confimred with a test. He also said he should fix the SLIGHT raise in my toe since he was going to be in there anyway. When I woke up he acted as if he did a great job and told me I didnt need to do anything but let it heal. Fast forward a year and my toe STICKS ALMOST COMPLTELY UPRIGHT AND OUT! It looks deformed and is disgusting and scary looking! ALso I came to find out that when the test came back the toe didnt have any infection afterall even though he assured me it did! I would never trust this Dr to operate and would never recommend him to anyone. He ruined my foot and I have to look at it every day and remember how he totally screwed my toe up. PLEASE dont be fooled by the confident, charming attitude of this Dr. DO NOT LET HIM OPERATE! read more