My complaint with this medical office is this: on several appts.,I've waited an hour or longer,no…read moreexplanation, no discount,nothing. I missed one appt.because of a family emergency & they want to charge me a $50 no show charge..which I do not intend to pay..my time is just as important as the folks who run this office,so,when I have to sit over my appt time, maybe I should start charging YOU...turnabout is fair play.

Dr Sheedy performed surgery on my foot to correct bunions and dislocated and disfigured toes. I…read morehad been speaking to orthopedic surgeons and podiatrists for years and never trusted my foot to anyone until I met Dr. Sheedy. My intuition has proven to be 100% - he is the most knowledgeable and skilled surgeon I could've asked for. He is caring, personable, and proactive. I can't wait to have the surgery performed on my other foot so I'll finally be able to stand and walk comfortably. God bless you Dr. Sheedy.

Dr. Dawson is wonderful. Over the years he has helped me so much. I have had plantar facitis and…read moredifferent toe issues. He explains everything so well. Even when things are painful he makes the experience tolerable. His mannerism is so calming g.

From the owner: We pride ourselves on setting a standard of excellence in podiatric medicine and surgery for all of…read moreWestern North Carolina!

Certainly -- here's a more professional version that still conveys your frustration and urgency:…read more --- I'm deeply disappointed by the experience I had when trying to schedule an appointment for my 96-year-old grandmother. She's still ambulatory but has recently developed sudden issues with her feet, and we were told the earliest available appointment would be in four months. At her age, we simply don't have the luxury of waiting that long -- and frankly, I'm shocked that no effort was made to prioritize her case. Given her age and the fact that she is still mobile, our goal is to keep her that way. It's incredibly disheartening that this wasn't taken into consideration. I expected more compassion and responsiveness. Shame on you Moore Foot and Ankle Specialist!

The expertise and caring demonstrated by the staff here our second to none . I've had some v…read moreery difficult problems to deal with and I have confidence that they'ill help me get where I need to go doctor Chris and his staff provide excellent care

Dr Waldman has taken great care of my feet for almost 6 years. More importantly,he taught me how…read moreto care for my feet. I have a unique challenge with my feet is the former professional dancer, and Dr. Waldman was the first podiatrist who actually understood the problem. He worked with me to find a solution. He believes that patients are their own best witnesses when it comes to their experience of their own health. For that reason, he listens carefully to determine what support the patient needs, while addressing the medical needs he determines. It is the way medicine should be practiced! In addition, his office staff are all lovely to work with. I never wait more than a few minutes in the office, and I always feel like I'm getting special treatment. But the thing is, I'm not being treated any different than anyone else. Dr. Waldman and his staff go out of their way to make patients feel as comfortable as they can, and make getting their feet cared for as simple as possible.

From the owner: Dan Waldman is Co-Head of FX and Rates Strategy at UBS. Prior to joining UBS, Dan spent four years…read moreas the Chief Economist for RBC's 120-person multi-strategy proprietary trading division, where he also co-managed a global macro trading book. Prior to RBC, Dan was a Global Strategist at Woodbine Capital, focusing on economics and cross-asset strategy. Before that, he was Chief North American FX Strategist at Barclays Capital, and an FX Strategist at Merrill Lynch.

Earlier this summer I was on a walk with my wife; something we try to do regularly for enjoyment…read moreand for fitness. About a mile from home I began to feel pain in my left ankle - something I had not experienced before. The pain increased as I continued and became more severe, resulting in a pronounced limp by the time we reached the house. In the morning the pain as nearly gone, but reappeared whenever I walked any distance. Due to the persistence of the problem, I called Asheville Podiatry Associates (APA), after consulting YELP. I was able to get an appointment the next morning. I met with Dr. Milch, who examined my foot and ankle, had me do some movements and walk around while he observed my action. gone

Dr M seems nice enough, but informed me on our first meeting that he was retiring and un to follow…read moreup. This after waiting an hour (plus the "come 15 minutes early to complete paperwork) . Yes, they charge you $50. For cancellation less than 48 hours. Rude office staff. No acknowledgment of their disrespect of my time. i hate they got my money.

They will let you suffer. They will tell you to go to ER EVEN when you can't sit. They know I…read morecan't do anything. Currently, it's two more months b4 any of it help. I am miserable. My sciatica is going to right leg too. I don't know what to do. It's so bad now I can't even do anything except have tears for hours. I'm drinking. I don't drink. But they have me two months away. I can not stand what is happening. So, they will let you suffer for. Months. I scream often. I am flucting miserable. I don't want opiates. L I. Just want to not hurt so bad.

After my first ambulance ride to the Mission ER, I was told to consult with an orthopedic surgeon…read moreregarding my broken ankle. It was the day after Christmas and everyone's schedule seem to be pretty full. There were plenty of wheelchairs available out front of this "walk-in" orthopedic care center. I was wheeled into a fairly busy waiting room and was greeted with a pleasant smile. Cherie brought me back 45 minutes later, which I didn't feel was too long due to the number of people already waiting before me. The attending physician Ryan was able to consult my x-rays from Mission and explained to me where the fracture occurred, and how long I would need to remain in the hard boot. I scheduled my follow up appointment two weeks later with him. Considering the circumstances and the holidays, I felt this walk-in clinic did its job very well.