Nice clean office. I was in and out pretty quick. Lots of paperwork to fill out as a new patient…read morebut others r satisfied. I will continue to return.

Dr Wagner and his staff are some of the most the kindest, patient, and empathetic people I have…read moreencountered. Back in September of 2021 I went to a podiatrist before Dr. Wagner for heel/foot pain AFTER doing a month of stretches and cold therapy. The doctor said I needed to stretch more do more P/T and buy orthotics from a place she recommended. I asked about an injection and she said the area was too big of an area where I indicated my pain was. I spent the next month in pain before calling Dr. Wagner's office in near tears because of the pain. Every morning until I got into bed at night the foot was so painful. One of my dogs jumped on the bed and grazed my foot I thought I was going to pass out. I call his office the next day and I'm given a SAME day appointment because I'm almost in tears. I'm a big guy, there's no hiding that fact. Dr Wagner never once said he couldn't help me because of my size/weight which is what some practitioners utter first before anything. A full set of X-rays, a diabetic foot check, a nail trim, and then doc says you're gonna walk outta here without a problem. A 30 second injection into my foot in a couple of areas and I'm finished. He has me wait a couple of minutes before putting my shoes and socks on, which he politely offered to help with. I start to hovel out of the exam room because I have been so used to walking like I'm wearing high heels because pressure on the middle and her have hurt so much. I get into the car to start my drive home and realize that I just walked out of the doctors office with my foot fully touching the ground. I start to think, did I just imagine myself walking like that? I am really not in pain or did I just create an alternate reality to block out the pain? I get home, take a deep breathe as I place my foot on the ground and step down from the truck. There's no pain. No. Pain. At. All. I'm walking. Not wincing, not walking on my tippy toes, not thinking about cutting my foot off. Dr. Wagner and his team are amazing!! Besides my other half he's the only person I will allow to touch my feet. This man is an amazing podiatrist and if you need help go see him!

My first experience here and all of the staff were very friendly and conversational, on time for my…read moreappointment and I was in and out in 40 mins and we did the works They were great, knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommend!

Shoutout to fellow Yelper Anne C who's review lead me to visit WH Podiatry for issues with both of…read moremy feet. I first visited in September 2023 and after some x rays and a detailed discussion with Dr. Rode, we agreed that I needed to have bunion surgery on each foot. We scheduled to do the right foot about 4 months later and I'm now almost 3 months post surgery so I thought it was time for a review. First things first, the office is nice, the staff is incredibly friendly and they take you right in when you arrive for your appointment. I also had the challenge of working with my employer's benefits division to obtain permission to work fully remotely during my 2 months of being unable to drive/walk and Ashley and the other staffers who I dealt with were so patient with all of my "can you fill this form out AGAIN" requests. My surgery was scheduled for 7am on a Thursday at Bloomfield Ambulatory (see my great review for that place) and the whole experience felt swift, extremely professional and calming. Dr. Rode came in, drew a smiley face on my toe and a couple of hours later I was resting in at home in bed. They did give me a nerve block that held the pain at bay for about 48 hours. Other than that, I'm happy that Dr. Rode is not one to prescribe heavy hitting opiates for pain. I received an RX just for ibuprofen and it worked well. If you look at my pictures, you'll see that I was sent home from surgery with a cool cold/ice wrap, wrapped into my bandages. I connected a device that did both icing and compression on both legs, to facilitate healing and prevent blood clots. Great contraption! After 4 weeks on crutches and not bearing weight, I was moved into a very sturdy walking boot for another 4 weeks. Finally, when I was giving my actual walking papers I did get a stern talking to about how awful my current sneakers (Pumas) would be to start walking. I did get a specific running shoe suggestion from the doc and that's what I've been using since. I will have swelling for a few months but I can tell you this, my foot looks incredible and it feels pain free. Now I have to schedule the other one to be fixed. Thank you WHP and Dr. Rode for the top notch service.

I went to Dr Buchbinder with Morton's Neuroma on my left foot and he fixed it on the first visit. I…read morewould recommend him in to all my friends

The entire experience was great. The office was easy to find, had free parking and they were very…read moreprompt. I took my 90 year old FIL in for a foreign object (thin piece of wire) in his foot. A different doctor said it couldn't be removed as it was too far into the foot. Dr. Treadwell was fantastic. He had a great bedside manner, and was kind and patient with my FIL. He was able to remove the wire in a matter of minutes. I highly recommend him.

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On my third revision after my foot surgery with Rachel. Not only do I have a non-union with a…read morecadaver piece that is gone and the hardware she put in is now being removed and my foot is hopefully salvaged. Going to Greenwich though. Hopefully third time is a charm. She had a chance to discuss her revision revised by Tom at OHA. He did his best but the hardware is "compromised," and if I want to walk again on my own again, the third revision is not voluntary or if it is it's because I'm going to ski again on Ratlum MT despite the first ridiculously complicated surgery. I have gone to surgeons and pain specialists across the nation and I'm convinced she took on more than she could chew based on the conversations I had with them. Called my man John Morgan's firm (we're originally from Orlando) and unfortunately it's Connecticut and past the statute of limitations, rats. I totally concur with a few reviews re her greed. She used to escort me out shoving one of those vote things with the local reviews from a media conglomerate here in Hartford. I am Cyndi F I stand by this review.

if you want a wam bam thank you maam none caring doctor hire Doc balloch she doesn't care about her…read morepatients it's all about money. I had surgery and very painful hammertoe surgery first they tell me minimum pain.. it was extremely painful, they didn't prepare me for aftercare been over a month and I still can't walk in pain the doc has never reached me at all after the intial surgery never talked to me aside from 1 min prior to surgery. doc balloch never bothered to check on me at all after surgery.. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS ADVANCED ANKLE SPECIALIST. Avon ct I wouldn't be surprised if having this surgery has caused me additional issues in future...

I have been treated by Dr. Di Matteo for two key items over the past 9 months. I want to tell…read morepeople from teenagers through seniors that he is a wonderful foot doctor. During my life I have been very active, doing high impact aerobic dance, downhill skiing, and golfing. I developed neuromas and eventually painful arthritis. He has made two different sets of orthotics for me (for different types of shoes) that have helped me to manage the pain. Along with his wonderful education and experience, he approaches my foot pain problems in a patient and empathetic way. He has repeatedly gone out of his way to adjust the orthotics as my feet have changed. He appears to have a mechanical sense of how to address feet and orthotics to make you be able to have less pain and be more active. When your feet hurt, it impacts all of you, and I am so thankful that I have Dr. Di Matteo to help me.

I recently was treated for a wrist fracture by Dr Craig Rodner. I was extremely satisfied with hi…read moreand his wonderful staff. I ended up having surgery and it was very successful. I would recommend Dr Rodner to everyone.

Their emergency room staff and services are sub par at best, the wait is atrocious and the helpers…read moreare zero help. They're over crowded and under staffed and on top of that they have e bad attitudes

I had a feeling that Dr. Grayson was going to be great - and I wasn't wrong. He was everything I…read morehad hoped and more. He was empathetic, professional and punctual. His staff was also superb. I had gone to a different doctor a few months earlier who was, frankly, nasty and uncaring. Dr. Grayson took care of my ingrown toenail quickly but taking the time necessary to do it right. I highly recommend him.

So happy to have found Dr Grayson, thanks to a positive post from someone else. When my ingrown…read moretoenail got too painful to ignore, I finally went...with trepidation. Got it fixed quickly, pain-free except for minor bit of the injection of anesthesia, which I was very grateful for. During the normal follow-up three weeks later, Dr Grayson listened to other foot concerns I had, and went the extra mile with good suggestions. All this is in direct contrast to the podiatrist I went to a couple of years ago, so I was particularly happy to land here.