dr manger and his nursing and administrative staff are wonderful…read more dr mangers expertise and empathetic personality towards his patients are really appreciated. he is always available to help his patients. he is an asset to his profession and mercer county nj is lucky to have him in our area. by far he is the best podiatrist in our area.

Always a worthwhile visit. Dr. Manger is the best. Very professional and very supportive. Everyone…read morethere helps me feel at ease. I look forward to visits.

SO VERY RUDE!!!!!!! Dr is opinionated and rude and when…read moretrying to make an appt the receptionist was extremely rude and nasty.

I had a great experience with Dr Ricketti and would highly recommend him to everyone. I had a…read morechronic ingrown toenail that was so painful (the nail bed was damaged from a power washer falling on it). I had been going to another doctor and was so frustrated. Dr Ricketti was recommended by a friend and my only regret was that I didn't go to him sooner! The procedure was painless and I had several follow up appointments to make sure it healed properly. The entire staff was warm courteous and professional . I can finally wear whatever shoes I want in comfort ! Thank you Dr. Ricketti for the excellent service.

Accurate diagnosis and excellent care! Foot problems are on…read morethe way to healing after several visits! Will be wearing sandals and not ashamed of my feet this summer.

Extremely thorough. Highly recommend , doctor was very knowledgeable and caring, making…read moreappointments were easy and front desk was very professional.

Office staff very Poor caution..... not reliable…read more 1)scheduled an appointment online. 2) received an email verification of the appointment 3) received a phone call to verify the appointment 4) RECEIVED A PHONE CALL THE NIGHT BEFORE MY APPOINTMENT SAYING THE APPOINTMENT HAD TOBE CHANGED. Since the Doctor is not in the office on Wednesdays. 5) called twice and left a message on their phone system, to call me. 6) wrote an email to them as of now I have not received a phone call or an email pertaining to my appointment in 1 hour from now.

I can not say enough wonderful things about Dr. Killian! He is an amazingly skilled and competent…read moresurgeon. It has been a little over 2 years since he performed my bilateral bunionectomy and I couldn't be happier with my results! I would recommend him to anyone!

The Dr. and staff are all great and fantastic! Super nice. Super helpful! Just be prepared to wait…read morearound for awhile no matter your appointment time. Both of my appointments didn't happen til an hour after they were scheduled for. The business is also attached to an eye doctor as well and the place is usually filled with elderly or sick patients. Always very packed with customers, which is why it takes so long, but hopefully that's also cause they do such a great time!

Erica was very good and respectful she help me with every thing that I need help I be happy to she…read moreher cause I know she gone to help me out till I get what I need thank you erica

Since taken over by this franchise, the supplies have been eliminated…read more The supplies used before to numb the foot before procedure are not available anymore nor any antiseptic used. Will not be back

My son was seen by Dr. Joliffe in December of 2024. Here are all of the reasons we will not be…read morereturning to this practice: (1) I called in advance to confirm our insurance was in-network, and was later sent a bill for an $80 co-pay, even though the woman at the front desk assured me this would not occur. (2) The doctor took one look at my son's foot, left to get a scalpel and told us he would need to cut the problem off of the foot. He did not explain the alternative options, the likely outcome, etc. In other words, there was no informed consent. (3) The doctor prescribed a cream and emphasized how important compliance was. However, when I discovered the cream is not covered by insurance and called the office 3 times the following week (left messages and spoke to people), I never received a phone call back, nor was a new prescription sent to the pharmacy. There was no follow-up.

I just had a hip revision surgery 10/31/19. (Infection from previous hip replacement 10/27/16)…read more Hip revision is much more difficult then a regular hip replacement. I met with Dr. Alexander Willis who specializes in this procedure. Dr Willis is a very Talented/ Gifted Surgeon. He explains everything to you and what to expect. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND Dr. Willis ! George R New Egypt, NJ

I was a patient at the Langhorne office for 30 years , This office use to be great until all the…read moredoctors started leaving without a word. Asked the management and they weren't much help, they don't seem to care about anyone other than themselves. The one young lady at the front desk was so sweet and helpful and when I found out she was fired do to the manager bullying her and her sticking up for her self my family and I stopped going there.

We have been patients of Dr. Siniakowicz at Penn Medicine in Hamilton NJ for a number of years now…read more We are both in our 70's and have seen many different doctors over the years. Primary doctors and specialists. Dr. S is simply THE BEST. His nurse Annetta is also simply THE BEST. Could write dozens of complimentary words here for both. Dozens. Just going to say they are the best team we have ever had the pleasure of seeing. Tom and Marie DeAngelo.

I recently visited the doctor's office for a physical examination with the nurse practitioner…read more About a day later, I received a call from a nurse informing me that I needed to repeat my blood tests in two weeks due to a high white blood cell count. She inquired whether I had been feeling unwell recently. I shared that I had experienced some side effects like coughing, vomiting, and spitting. I initially attributed to my medication and mentioned that the nurse practitioner had adjusted my prescription that very day. I may have been unwell. The nurse kindly offered to arrange a callback from the nurse practitioner, and I happily accepted. The nurse practitioner called me back, introducing herself with a "Hi, this is Nurse Practitioner Yvonne." I responded with a friendly greeting, asking how she was doing. "Fine," she replied, "but my nurse mentioned you were upset about your results. Let me explain she said." She then delved into the reasons behind my two-week wait to redo my labs. After what felt like an eternity of about five minutes, I finally had the opportunity to speak. I clarified, "I was never upset about the results; my concern is the delay. I work closely with many people and want to take precautions to prevent anyone else from getting sick." Her tone shifted, and she remarked sharply, "I checked your results, and you're fine. What kind of exams do you think should be done?" I suggested tests for common issues like flu or COVID, or even a virus panel--after all, I'm not a doctor. I then asked whether it would be possible to consult another physician. She firmly replied, "We don't do that here. Why do you need another doctor?" I expressed my worries about the unusual side effects I was experiencing, which didn't seem normal to me. In that moment, she retorted, "You can do what you want; I'm not continuing this conversation," and abruptly hung up. Moments later, she called back, asking if I wanted to review the rest of my physical results. At that point, my disappointment poured out. I conveyed how much I had admired her and believed I was getting genuine support for my treatment. "I've decided to seek another doctor," I told her, feeling the weight of my decision. With that, she hung up again. I still think to myself why wasn't I asked how I was feeling, or to come back in to run tests. Its so weird no one called me back to see what happiened and I get a letter saying not to go back there. Stay away from the nurse practitioner; see a doctor if you go here! She was very weird talking about how she is making everyone do a tetanus shot hmmmmm.