Went to see Dr. Cisco in January 2020 for pain in my foot. He told me the issue and then suggested a cream which he sold in office and a boot. I was told the boot was $50 , so that's what I paid plus my $70 co pay and that's it!!!!! 2 weeks ago I receive a bill from them , for $260!! They charged $350 for the boot and sent to the insurance (which I was not told about....I was told to pay $50 and that's it...wasn't told that was a deposit). The insurance did not cover it , they did a slight adjustment but now I am stuck with this huge bill. The boot should be no more than $50, $75!!! I can find them online ANYWHERE for that price. $350 is insane. SO, please do yourself a favor and do not visit Dr. Cisco's office. They will rip you off!!!!!! Go anywhere else!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

BEWARE!! Get a 2nd opinion before you have any operation with this doctor. His surgical haste and mistakes ruined my foot. How I wish I did NOT take his advise before he operated on me. Surgical mistakes and nerve damage has been impossible to correct with further corrective surgery, scar tissue, and massive, enduring pain. There are plenty of competent podiatrists around. Seek out a good one and get a second opinion. read more

Excellent care I always receive great care from Dr Cisco. He explains everything so that I understand the plan of care. And I get better! The staff is friendly and so good at fitting my orthotics. I can walk again. read more

This doctor's office engages in questionable billing practices. On my first visit I was charged $150 and then on my second visit I was charged $100. I paid both of these amounts before even seeing the doctor. Upon arriving for my third visit, I was told that I would need to settle my outstanding balance of $144. There was never any communication at the prior two visits that I was not paying what was owed. I received no bills or notifications of any kind that I owed a balance. Apparently the doctor contacted my high deductible health care plan and found out what they would have paid(having not met the deductible they paid nothing) and retroactively charged me an additional amount that I was never made aware of at the times of service. I consider it extremely deceptive to not disclose prices for services rendered at the time of service. I cancelled my appointment for today and will not do business any further with a doctor that does not tell you what they are charging you until after your visit. read more

Dr Cisco and his staff are remarkable. You couldn't ask for a more professional doctor along with great knowledge in his field. So much so, I referred a new patient to him last week. Thanks so much. Debbie read more

Dr. Cisco is the one to see if you have problems with toes or toenails. He has experience and can make suggestions to help you manage problem feet. read more

Dr.cisco is the best podiatrist I've ever been to. He really helps me avoid diabetic foot problems.

I visited the office staff on the first day the office transitioned over to a new system. It was a bit chaotic and nothing was running that day, but I was understanding since I knew that companies occasionally go through growing pains. I normally don't have a copay because of a PCA account I have, but their systems were down so I paid the copay just to satisfy the office lady. My date of service was 03/14 and my insurance sent me an explanation of services on April 25 that detailed their payment to Village Podiatry . I called them up to ask for a refund of my copay since they were paid this amount twice, and I was told that it took 30-45 days for insurance transactions to appear in their system. I waited until April 28th and called them back about the refund. The billing extension wasn't working, but the lady in the front office sympathized with me and told me she would forward my information to someone in billing. I gave them a week to respond, and I heard nothing from them so I called again on May 05. Their billing extension was working that day, and I talked to someone in billing. Since I did not have a remaining balance and therefore no account statement, they could not find my information in the system. The billing specialist took my information and said that someone would e-mail me with the refund information. Wednesday May 10 is here, and I still haven't heard a thing. I called the front office, and the billing extension has disappeared yet again. I talked to the lovely sympathetic women in the front office who gave me the customer support number. The billing specialist could not find my information (surprise) and had to send me to an escalation specialist. The escalation specialist said that my information wasn't input into the system or sent to billing until April and thus the 30-45 day period had not yet passed. She took my information and assured me that I'd be getting a refund within 2-4 weeks of them receiving my insurance stuff. How is it that my insurance sent me an explanation of benefits on April 25 and this place still has zero information on me? Why is my refund date so ambiguous? I'll get a refund between 4 weeks from now and my eightieth birthday apparently. I have never in my life been more frustrated or upset by an experience I've had at any doctors office. I have been disregarded and ignored by the billing staff and my entire account has been severely mishandled. The only reason I gave this place one star was because the doctor was nice and the lady at the front office was nice. Severely disappointed by this office in all other regards. read more