I cannot say enough amazing things about Dr. Michael D. Dichoso and the Munster Orthopedic…read moreInstitute. He performed surgery to repair my Haglund's deformity and a partial Achilles tendon tear, and the entire experience has been excellent from start to finish. Dr. Dichoso is highly skilled, thorough, and compassionate. He explained every step of the process in detail, answered all of my questions, and made me feel completely confident going into surgery. His professionalism and bedside manner are unmatched. He treats patients with respect, patience, and genuine care. My surgery and recovery have been smooth, and I am beyond grateful for the outcome. It is rare to find a surgeon who combines exceptional technical expertise with such a personable and reassuring approach. Dr. Dichoso does exactly that. I would recommend Dr. Dichoso and the Munster Orthopedic Institute without hesitation to anyone in need of orthopedic care. Truly five-star service and results.

Dr. Tioco is a fantastic physician. He is so professional and knowledgeable and compassionate. And…read morehis staff is outstanding.

My husband has been with Doctor Rachoy due to a degenerative disorder of feet.... Sixteen plus…read moresurgeries in five years Doctor Rachoy and his team of residents are Wonderful

I beg anyone who needs a podiatrist NOT to go to Rachoy. He…read morewas responsible for my brother to lose his leg. A friend of mine had surgery with him 3 months ago and she is worse now than before the surgery. I had no idea it was Rachoy who did her surgery. She was supposed to go back and have him redo his Frankenstein like handiwork, but when I found out who did the surgery, I told her to never to go back to him. The man has a terrible track record of screwing people's feet up. Don't buy into those 5 star ratings with the obvious fake names attached to the reviews. Fortunately for her, she found a podiatrist who has a degree from a very well respected East coast college. "Dr" Rachoy's alma mater, The Dr. William Scholl school of pediatric medicine doesn't exactly inspire confidence. It's a school where students who couldn't make the grade of entering a respected University go to. It's the Ivy Tech version of a podiatry program. Look elsewhere, you'll thank yourself later.

I can't say enough about Dr. Wood. He's helped me in the past with heel spurs and I haven't had…read moreproblems since. He has also helped a good friend of mine who had an extremely infected cut on the bottom of his foot so much so that even though he was booked that day with patients, to come in immediately so he could see the severity of his infection. Then by 3PM later that same day he had him in for surgery because the infection was so bad. I had brought my mother in to Dr. Woods office and she had forgot her Medicare card and the staff as well as the doctor was understanding and extremely helpful. ~ I can't say enough about how professional and compassionate the entire office is.

Got there and the door was locked, one the the ladies comes to the door and asks "What do you want?…read moreBefore opening the door as if me and my mom look like robbers and are a threat to the employees. Very rude service. Even though my mom made an appointment she will be cancelling it and go somewhere else. This happened at the office in the Eastside on Ewing Ave.

My parents have been long time patients at this office. They have seen just about every doctor now,…read morethey are all very knowledgeable, hospitable, and just make you truly feel like they care about your over all health. Every one from the staff to the doctors make it such a great experience here.

An EXCELLENT practice. Kind, thorough, and ETHICAL. Dr Larry didn't pressure us into any…read moreunnecessary and expensive tests or procedures. He treated my daughter with such compassion and patience. She actually walked out of the appointment with a smile on her face. As a mom, that meant so much. I highly recommend Dr Wapiennik. My family has seen many other podiatrists over the years and I can say without hesitation that he's the best.

2/3/26 I had a 5 star stay at Community last week. The nurse…read more& room staff were exceptional. The communication with the emergency room Dr was the best I have ever received in my 65 years. I met a number of people during my 2 day one night stay as I had multiple tests run. All of them were either good or great. I don't like going to the hospital, but when I do, I choose Community.

It's been a long 2 weeks. After the ER debacle at Silver Cross Hospital, my husband brought me here…read morewhere I was admitted for 7 days. Lumbosacral root pain is unlike anything I've ever experienced. The ER staff were top notch and worked hard to relieve my pain and admitted me to find out the root of the problem. Every nurse, technician, assistant, doctor, specialist, etc. was attentive and helpful. It was a neurosurgeon who discovered that a screw in my lumbar area is touching my sciatic nerve. There is nothing to be done about it as it's too risky. However, we are going to do extensive rehabilitation to build the muscle around the area. It will help to manage the pain. More about that when I begin the sessions. So, if you're looking for attentive, knowledgeable, and expert care, this hospital is the place to go. I'm grateful for everyone who helped care for me.

The absolute best foot care. Very caring , and support…read moregroup is also very caring and supportive. Everything from a simple foot tune up to surgery ,quality care. The office personnel is also very helpful from making appointments to filing insurance forms. A+ rating

I was a patient of Dr. Ray for several years. I have toenail fungus and he tried to help (with no…read moreluck) with different methods (drugs, toenail removal, nail bed scraping). I know fungus can be hard to get rid of so I wasn't upset with him for that but... I had an ingrown toenail and went to see him. He decided that the best course of action was to cut 1/4 of my nail off and cauterize. This has resulted in an open side to my nail that is not only unattractive but the fungus was able to go further down my toenail... ok, no big deal at my age and with my fungus. My daughter who 20ish with beautiful feet and nails went to see him because she got an infection at a nail salon when on vacation. I told her don't let him cut her nail off. She was there an hour and I was starting to get concerned so I called her. She said that he was going to cut her nail and cauterize... I told her to leave. She said she already allowed him to numb her toe... I told her "GET OUT!" She left with a numb toe. She put Neosporin on her toenail for three days and the infection was cleared up.