I had an ingrown toenail and got an appointment quickly so I didn't have to suffer long. Dr. Adamovsky explained the procedure, and even offered a screen so I didn't have to see it. There was no discomfort because he numbed my toe. It was over in a short time and Sarah reinforced the after care info the doctor explained and I was out of there. I would recommend to anyone. read more

Got an appointment quickly. Not 3 minutes waiting and I was in a room. I've been before so I know the routine. Everyone is friendly and wants to help you. Dr. A. won't mince words but keeps me moving, is willing to try different things and let's me make the decision. read more

I have had two procedures with Dr. Adamovsky. I can't say enough good things about him as a person and a Dr. He has a wonderful personality , bed -side manner, and is very thorough explaining detail taking as much time as you need to answer all questions. He and his staff are very accommodating for questions and needs if you call into the office prior to a procedure or in between appointments. Extremely helpful and friendly office. read more

I have had constant pain in my toe for years and have seen a few other podiatrist who never listened to me, they always wanted to just take the nail off saying it was an infection though it was never red or swollen. Dr. Adamovsky listened to me, was the first to have an MRI on it, and said I would be his challenge but he "nailed" it and found I had Morton's Neuroma, had the surgery and the pain I've suffered for years, GONE! Thank you Dr. Adamovsky! Highly recommend, great doctor and great office staff! Very nice people! read more

Dr Adam is clearly looking to make a quick buck. He wants you in and out and doesn't want to take the time to explain details to his patients. Unfortunately, wouldn't recommend a trip to his office, although I did like his nurse, Sara and felt she answered all the questions that Adam was too rushed to do so himself. Poor experience. read more

Helped me return to activity. Multiple locations. Recommend. X rays done on site. Doctor was excellent. Provided an ankle support I now use as needed. read more

Dr Adamovsky is amazing!! I have many issues with my feet that make it quite a challenge to correct even the little things, but Dr A is always up for a challenge and does an amazing job every time he does any work. He's also very kind, compassionate and puts the patient first with every decision he makes on your care!! His awesome nurses and staff are an added bonus! read more

Dr Dan is the best doctor I know. He listens to your concerns and addresses the problem. If you are having any foot problems he can fix it. read more

I had never been to a podiatrist. I was dreading going because I expected it to hurt. The doctor would probably press on that tender spot and ask, Is THIS what hurts? So I put my Big Girl Pants on and went. And was pleasantly surprised. Dr. Timko and his staff were professional and friendly. The doc agreed with my Google self-diagnosis (you know you've done it too.) He recommended a prescription, discussing the downside of more invasive options. That made me happy. He was also concerned about prescription cost and asked me to call if the insurance coverage didn't meet a specific threshold. If there was a downside to the visit, I guess it would be the country music playing in the waiting room. You can't please everyone. Ha. Note: New patients can print the application form and complete it before the first appointment to save time. Also, depending on how you pay your copay can save you money. read more

I just went yesterday, 6.5.23, but my pain is already better! So, so far, will definitely recommend !

I've never gone to a foot doctor before and I was a little weary at first but Dr. Adamovsky was wonderful. When I told him I couldn't take certain antibiotics because I was breastfeeding he went to get his book and made sure he was choosing the safest one for me and even showed me which helped reassure me. He was very friendly through my procedure and it helped make me relax a bit. The first nurse that I had on my original appt. was super friendly and kind but then when I went back for my follow up that nurse seemed "scatter brained". She kept coming in and out of the office room because she kept forgetting to do things, other than that, it was a great experience! read more

Dr. Daniel Adamovsky and his staff have taken extremely good care of my serious foot issues for three years. Dr. Adamovsky took the time to explain the problems, likely causes and give me plenty of options for treatments. Thanks to them I am walking pain free. I would recommend this team to all who need to give their feet some good care.. read more

Dr. A is an expert surgeon and has a great bedside manner. I would highly recommend him for your foot care needs.

For the first time in years, I am walking pain free thanks to Dr. Adamovsky. After one visit he diagnosed my problem (plantar fasciitis) and gave me straps to wear solving my foot pain. I am eagerly awaiting orthotics to use in place of the straps as well. Besides tackling my foot pain, he is sending me to another physician for help with other issues. I'll be back to walking my 3 miles daily in no time. Highly recommend Feet First! read more

This business is promoting laser toenail fungus treatment via Groupon but the total charges will be much higher than what you pay for the Groupon if your insurance has a high deductible or you don't have insurance. Plan on paying over $400 more if you don't have insurance. In my case that is reduced to about $290 for additional charges because of the insurance. Also, the claim is that one laser treatment works but that three are offered to provide complete satisfaction. I can't tell if it is working after 2 of the 3 treatments so I would be interested to know if anyone has success with this. read more

I need to start looking at reviews before using a Groupon. I do not recommend them as they double dip (Groupon and Insurance) and it will cost you much more than the Groupon. In the fine print (which I was referred to from the receptionist Katie) it states that you "may be" charged extra. It does not state that they will be billing your insurance for their services. I will have to see if a Lawyer would be interested in this. read more

Me and my wife's experience at Feet First Podiatry was unfortunately very unpleasant and bordering on the edge of unethical and possibly illegal. That is because the receptionist REFUSED us service. Let me start by saying that Dr. Timko who has treated my wife's ingrown toe nail on muliple visits was wonderful! He is a great Doctor and provided us with great care over several visits. The source of our mistreatment was from the receptionist. On multiple occasions this receptionist has provided us with false information, forgotten to schedule our appointment, forgotten to submit the doctor's prescription of antibiotics for my wife and told us over the phone that their office accepted our insurance after submitting to them all of our policy details only to be told at my wife's appointment upon time for payment processing that they in fact did not accept our insurance. Upon our second visit with my wife being pregnant and having an infected ingrown toe, the doctor gave us a prescription and was given an appointment the following week for surgery to remove the ingrown toe nail. When I went to get the prescription filled at walgreens that night they had no record of a prescription for my wife. This happened to be a Friday and a holiday weekend so the podiatrist would be closed until Tuesday. Out of concern for my wife being pregnant with the infection we had to call our primary doctor and have her get us an antibiotic essentially doing the podiatrist's office job. The following Tuesday my with called the podiatrists office, asked the receptionist what happened with the precription and was told it was forgotten and never got submitted to Walgreen's. On top of this when my wife mentioned being at their offices the following day for surgery the receptionist was confused and had no record of appointment. My wife did NOT receive an apology, an I'm sorry, not even a simple acknowledgment by the receptionist that things had gotten screwed up. When my wife asked why everything was forgotten and who was responsible the receptionist did no speak to the issue and after asking again was hung up on by the receptionist. To me it is reasonable to try and communicate and find out why an appointment and a prescription was forgotten but I guess for some people I.e.(this receptionist) that is too much to ask, I guess with this individual lady, you only get the care and information that she see's fit to give. At this point I got involved, called their office and spoke with the receptionist. Ifirst stated what my wife told me and then calmly without preconceived judgment asked her side of the story. I imply asked, "what happened?" She gave me the same run around, she blamed it on their computer systems, that everything somehow got lost, that their prescription network is very complex. At this point she responded with no concern for our miscare, no apology, no accepting responsibility for improper care. She responded with an ambiguous kind of "I guess you will have to just schedule another appointment and try again". I talk to my wife, we weigh our options of the time it would take to find a new podiatrist versus giving Feet First Podiatry another chance keeping in mind the severity of her infection with being pregnant and decided to continue with them out of necessity for my wife's and the baby's health. Another important note is that we had just started with a new insurance company. My wife called , spoke with this same receptionist, gave her our policy number and I.D. and later received a voicemail from her confirming that they did in fact accept our SPECIFIC insurance policy through Cigna. As my wife is filling out the paper work an asked for our insurance card the receptionist tells us that they don't accept our specific policy and that we would have to pay out of pocket for the procedure. A few minutes later I hear my wife asking the receptionist why she left her a voicemail confirming our insurance was accepted for our specific policy and then am told different now while at the office. At his point the receptionist REFUSED us service. I overheard her tell my wife that she is too "emotional" and they refuse to treat her now. My wife was not emotional. I'm not being biased or a cheerleader for my wife. My wife was frustrated that she was misinformed about our insurance and that this same lady has failed to do her job on 4 separate occasions. I didn't know being "emotional" was grounds for refusal of services by Feet First Podiatry. What does that even mean? My wife then asked to speak with doctor Timko and the receptionist refused. At this point my wife just kept asking to speak to the doctor and she refused several more times and then WALKED AWAY FROM US. Dr. Timko finally came out I assume from hearing all the commotion. We walked out due to such great disrespect toward us after sharing with the doctor how we were treated. read more