I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Kolber. Came in with a sublungual hematoma and he addressed…read moreall my concerns and questions with a lot of care and reason. My husband and new baby were in the car outside and he was very quick with his work in consideration to this - I was literally in and out in under 20 minutes (I opted for the most minimal level of care) and my toe feels so much better! Very grateful to have chosen this place. Doctor is a really nice guy.

Straight forward good foot doctor. Assistant was helpful, scheduled me quickly, doctor answered all…read morequestions and more. I went in, in pain, and came out with pressure and pain relieved. Definitely recommend.

The office manager is unprofessional and unable to take accountability for her actions…read more After I expressed my concerns for the office's lack of communication with one another (I called and left a message to see if I needed to make a payment on my account at the time of the appointment as I've always done and no returned my call. Unfortunately I had to make a trip to the office to find out that I did need to make a payment and if I was unable to I would need to reschedule and pay at that time which I did (this is normally). Unless the office manager bypasses for one reason or another. Then the following day or two I finally received a return call from the office while I was sitting in the waiting room for my rescheduled appointment informing me that I needed to reschedule and make another appointment. I explained that the late response and lack of communication amongst the staff was very stressful and problematic for patients trying to juggle busy lives. At this point I noted the lack of accountability demonstrated by the office manager as it was alarming and extremely disappointing. After this visit for the first time in over 10 years I was blocked from making visits and paying at the time of visit due to a previous balance(Management discretion). For example the appointment that I am describing was schedule and payment was made towards my balance at time of the appointment prior to seeing the doctor. Either way this ensures that the office gets paid and my bill does not increase. However now this feels more like a personal vendetta against me for speaking up about my concerns. I am a cash patient with no insurance. Now i must pay prior to appointment, then wait for an appointment to become available that works with my schedule. In some instance this could take several days or weeks. This is direct retaliation caused by expressing my concerns. It's truly freighting that someone could behave like this, in the health field where doctors and staff play such a vital role. I have patronized this business for years and this is the first instance I was treated poorly which is especially shocking as this greatly affects my health and quality of life. Dr Cappa, Schwartz and my former podiatrist who has since left the practice along with his amazing assistant. No one else prior to this current office manager has ever behaved like this. Everyone has always been personable and empathetic. Also when I mentioned my disappointment with lack of communication within the office staff. I was verbally ridiculed by the medical assistant who loudly spoke amongst the office staff and office manager and she stated "Not today Satan." Unfortunately, she was also the assistant to the new very cold distant podiatrist I saw. When I asked her was she referring to me as she made the comment immediately after I expressed my concerns. she responded," No I wasn't" with a nasty hostile tone. That interaction was then followed with meeting the new podiatrist who lacked a bedside manner however he was very gentle and effective. The black girl at the front desk is always super sweet and down to earth and reminds me of what Cappa Podiatry use to be.

Dr Cappa and his whole staff are wonderful! They have been taking care of my mom for years…read more Definitely recommend for your podiatry needs!

I have to update this review because Dr. Harry Houdini got me with smoke & mirrors!…read more First I have to say the doctor is really, really nice with a very good bedside manner, however that's where it ends. He seems like he knows what he's doing but visit after visit seemed to prove useless. After several visits for the same foot issue I had to switch doctors which rectified my issue (which was minor) after two visits while Mr. Houdini kept me coming back several times, I'm convinced, to pocket my co-payments. His wonderful personality and bedside manner really got me on my initial review but I need great treatment as well as a wonderfully spirited doctor. My issue wasn't that serious but had I needed surgery I would be called "The One Foot Bandit" right about now cause I would have probably lost a foot.

I have been bringing people to Dr Altwergers office and seeing him myself, for many years. Dr…read moreAltwerger has a great bedside manner, he is caring and knowledgeable. You are not rushed out of the room, he spends an ample amount of time with his patients. Dr Altwergers staff, Robin and Toni Ann are fantastic! They are quick to help and thoughtful! They help the office run smoothly. I have no complaints about Dr Altwerger or his office. He is a really good doctor. If you are looking for an excellent Podiatrist, look no further.

Great visit! Dr. Delorenzo is a caring doctor who listens. He really gave me some wonderful help…read morefor my foot problem. (After going to another doctor weeks ago who was not interested.) Thank you, Dr. DeLorenzo

This guy did a lot of talking and made promises. The truth is ....dope or lazy. Didn't follow up…read moreon my labs. Prescribed me a medication that would make my liver fail and make my hair fall out!!! Do your homework. Have no idea how he went through med school. Guess that's why he's a podiatrist and not a real Doctor. He would have been better off being a dentist. Total goofy dope. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this guy. STAY AWAY. Take care of yourself. You deserve the best medical care...not a clown who does a lot of talking but no follow through.

Dr. Delorenzo has been my podiatrist for about 20 years. There has been change in staffing through…read morethat time but everyone has always been highly professional and extremely supportive. Dr. Delorenzo leaves enough time for each patient to ask questions. When he asks about your hobbies it is a way to determine how much you are on your feet. Parking is funky but well placed obvious signs led you directly into the parking lot. Anyone leaving a bad review must have been having a very awful day as the Dr and his staff are hands down THE BEST!!

The worst. Don't go there. All about money…read more Rush job. The dr. Put do a n orthopedic associates who is doing my toe amputation. Said he could do it better More qualified. Charged a ridiculous amount t I my insurance co. Rush job.

I bought a pair of $500 inserts for my sneakers and they were an overpriced waste of money. They…read morerush you in and out, pure greed. Look elsewhere for your foot needs.

I dont know why they listed this as closed - I just made an appointment with him for this…read moreafternoon! He is a WONDERFUL podiatrist and saved me from getting surgery from some other quack!

The address on the discharge papers is 45 Reade Place, Poughkeepsie New York…read more However, it was 21 Reade Place on 4th floor at an out-patient surgical procedural pavilion there; where the surgery was done. The surgery was not due to an emergency. The scheduling and pre-op clearance took a few weeks. NBD. During intake the staff at the desk was professional and compassionate. As far as I know, they took care of the insurance processing. RN Steve was reassuring and thorough, setting me up pre-op. Met Dr. Smith the anesthesiologist who verified who I was and where the surgery would be. Dr. Parajon Podiatrist did a Kidner procedure on my right foot. I was informed the day before, to be there at 06:15 hours. ATPO (time and place of occurrence) everyone went over the what was going to happened and a post-op plan and verified who I am. Dr.'s Smith and Parajon said the operation takes about 1/2 hour, I'll be under sedation approximately two hours. I remember seeing it was 08:30 on the wall clock and my foot bandaged. By about 10 am my ride arrived and via hospital wheelchair transport away we went. Overall it was easy peasy.

My very 1st visit into the Office I was sitting for 1 HOUR inside an examination room. I could hear…read morea man talking about his real estate and refurbishing.... etc.. 1 HOUR. I came out and saw Dr. Coleman He kept talking. Went to front desk to tell them the Valae gentleman said the close at 4pm. I have to leave and quick get my car. Both valet guys waited for me and helped me in the car. A really nice ending to a bad experience. Never looked back. I'd reconsider Dr. Coleman But that's what my very first impression was today