I had a REALLY bad issue with my big toe nail-- it was nasty. I couldn't even bear looking at it…read moremyself. I had injured it years ago and this year it took on a life of its own and just grew up and out and I couldn't deal with it anymore. I have never been to a podiatrist before and didn't know what to expect. I was embarrassed I had let it go this long. I was scared about what the outcome would be. I was seriously having an anxiety attack in the waiting room. I had 2 friends who recommended this place so I called on Saturday, and I got an appointment for today, Monday-- there had been a cancellation. I was in luck, but dreading the appointment. I saw Dr. Daddio. He was wonderful. He was kind and did everything he could to put me at ease. He explained what he was doing throughout the whole visit. Even as I had tears running down my face because I was so embarrassed and scared about my stupid toenails-- I hate feet!-- he just told me that this is what he does everyday and he's used to it. No judgement at all. I left feeling soooo relieved! I came home and told my husband I had survived the foot doctor and I had a treatment for my nasty nails and he laughed with me. Thank you, Dr Daddio for making it a pleasant experience and for being so kind!

Dr. Daddio is efficient & knowledgeable. The ladies in the East Haven office are sweet,…read morepersonable, & kind. You really get in & out quite quickly so you can continue on with your day. The only negative is their office manager Deb. She is very curt & rude & seems to be on a power trip. I feel badly for those who work closely with her as it must make for a long day.

Dr Saracco is very knowledgable, friendly and patient. I am very happy with his treatment so far…read more His staff is equally helpful and friendly.

I made an appointment with Dr. Paragas, for a heel issue I had. She was wonderful! Very kind and…read moreprofessional. She explained why I had this issue, and treated me accordingly. I had visited another Podiatrist, a male - He was gruff and very unprofessional. I always love to use a female doctor. They are compassionate and more understanding. If you have any foot or heel issues, Dr. Paragas is the doctor to see.

From the owner: At CT Family Foot Care and Surgery, we provide exceptional podiatric care to patients of all ages…read morein Hamden and throughout New Haven County. For over 20 years, board-certified podiatrist Lori K. Paragas, DPM, FACFAS has treated conditions including plantar fasciitis, bunions, ankle sprains, fungal toenails, neuropathy, arthritis, flat feet, hammertoes, and more. We offer specialized diabetic and geriatric care, using advanced medical and surgical techniques to create personalized treatment plans while educating patients for lifelong foot health.

Dr. E was absolutely amazing !! Her bedside manner and…read morelevel of professionalism is beyond reproach. I was very concerned about the pain I was experiencing as it was having a very negative effect on my martial arts training. She quickly diagnosed the issue and in 30 minutes I walked out of her office pain free ready to jump back onto my training. I recommend her practice whole heartedl. Thank you Dr. E !!! Bill Severino

caring and professional are what my experience was with the staff and doctor. I would recommend and…read morewould use again if the need arises.

Avoid this practitioner at all costs. I repeat: Avoid this practitioner at all costs. My story is…read morelengthy, but it will illustrate why I am directing you to avoid Dr. Hurney. There is something downright suspicious about the way they decide upon your diagnosis before they've even seen your feet. The fact that they refuse to contact your regular podiatrist's billing office in order to compare billing codes is another indication that something is greatly amiss. When the dismissive Dr. Hurney, his nasty medical assistant (to whom I refer as Kellyanne Conway Jr.) and a rude cretin named Tom continually argue with you about the foot care that you've received from your regular podiatrist---one of the area's finest who's been featured on the cover of Connecticut Magazine---it would strike you as gaslighting techniques. After "Kellyanne" said that my podiatrist must have committed fraud for supposedly submitting the wrong codes, I was astonished as it was such an incredibly inflammatory accusation. And even though Tom scoffed at my suggestion that taking $50 from me is a lot easier than submitting a claim to my insurance, what else could I surmise ~ especially when they never even submitted a claim to Medicare? "We could make twice as much by submitting to Medicare!" Oh really? Then why didn't you get the right codes and submit a claim? For 15 years, my fungal infection has been a recurring problem that brings me to my usual podiatrist every 9-12 weeks. But it's also been covered by Medicare and Medicaid all these years. What I later learned from Marie ~ the only person kind enough to call my usual podiatrist's billing office to clarify the situation on the following day ~ is that the procedures and diagnoses were similar. Yet Dr. Hurney's insistence to refer to my issue and procedure as "routine care" ensured that I would pay out of pocket! And, again, he'd already made this decision before consulting me and indulging in a procedure acutely similar to what I usually receive. Calling my regular podiatrist's office was also mysteriously out of the question. Moreover, it is NOT routine care if it involves a fungal infection. This is nonsensical, but the way they treated a new patient (who might have established herself as a regular patient if they'd been competent) is horrible. THEY are horrible. What's even worse is the fact that my late mother was his ongoing patient for years! Honestly, I worked in various facets of customer service for over a decade and never did I deal with such idiocy and insanity. Why would you want a potential new patient to leave and never return? Because I am a participant in the QMB (Medicaid) program, I talked to several of their agents. I also spoke with Medicare and my own podiatrist's billing office. Medicare simply referred me to Medicaid but not before telling me that Dr. Hurney may be guilty of fraud for accepting my money when I'm part of the QMB program. When I mentioned this to Tom, he roared that it wasn't true. Right, sure. I doubted that and everything else they spewed. Medicaid urged me to send a copy of the statement proving that I spent $50 out of pocket, especially since their system showed no evidence of a denied Medicare claim. Due to this turn of events, it's possible that the state can reimburse this money to me or at least notify Dr. Hurney that he must refund my money immediately. Moreover, the well-versed billing representative at my own podiatrist's office was astounded at what they'd done to me and was not pleased to know that Dr. Hurney's medical assistant inexplicably referred to their office as fraudulent. All I know is that narcissists and their "flying monkeys" typically engage in these tactics. Listen closely to what they say and realize that everything is projection. And only a well-trained flying monkey could drive me into histrionics. If Tom had been a nice person who'd wanted to work out the issue, it would have been fine. Instead, he talked tight rings around me until I was confused and flustered. He denied everything I knew to be true. Then I snapped out of my trance when I heard "sorry you feel this way, but that's your opinion." He pushed a red hot button, and I reacted adversely by yelling at him. No, it wasn't my opinion that they were gaslighting me and stealing my money. It was a FACT. Am I sorry? No. They were foul and my reaction was understandable. After he hung up on me, I called back. He told another person in the office that he would send a statement to me that reflected my payment ~ well, that's interesting. He refused to do that only ten minutes earlier. If you were considering Dr. Hurney, please save yourself from a nasty migraine and take your business somewhere else. (Editorial note 4/5/17: After Medicaid informed this doctor that he could not bill a QMB participant when he is a Medicaid provider as well, my $50 was indeed refunded to me via postal mail today. That is karmic justice in action.)

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General…read more- Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine - Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics - Physicians & Surgeons, Podiatrists - Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment - Physicians & Surgeons, Pediatrics-Orthopedic Surgery - Physicians & Surgeons

I was going there for about 8 months. I was told I missed an appointment and owed $50. I write…read moreeverything in my calendar. They would not give me another appointment and I was not allowed to speak with Dr. Morse. Not the way to conduct business! Great Dr. Bad staff!

From the owner: Bunions, ingrown nails, diabetic footcareread more

This office was negligent in returning my phone calls, and scheduling. I repeatedly called and left…read moremessages at all hours and no one ever bothered to return my call. I had a surgery three years prior and was experiencing significant pain and zero reduction in pain. No one even bothered to call back. When I went online to schedule through their online portal, I confirmed that I had scheduled an appointment. Took a half day off from work drove 25 minutes to their office, satisfied that I had an appointment and I was looking forward to discussing options and what had gone wrong and to ultimately relieve the pain I had been suffering. Not only was I greeted by a rude receptionist who took her sweet time responding to me, she claims she had no record of my confirmed appointment, and told me they would not be seeing me that day. I asked when I could schedule another appointment, squelching my anger and disappointment. She said oh not for a few months we are all booked up. When I divorced them in their services and found a new podiatrist and orthopedist within two days. I had a new appointment with a physician who took x-rays and analyze that the implant that I had been given, had not settled properly was not done correctly, and was the cause of my ongoing pain. I would not ever recommend Yale podiatry group. And I'm saddened at the fact that they carry the Yale name and tarnish it so as if wielding Yale in front of a podiatry group name would bring them business piggybacking off of Yale New Haven Hospital. Rude, reprehensible, incompetent at the top of my list of adjectives. Do not go to this office.

Called repeatedly for weeks, left messages and no one bothered to return my calls. I had surgery a…read morefew years ago and am still in pain. I decided to see if I had the wrong info, and found the website. I was able to secure an online appointment there, or so I thought. I show up for the appointment and was told it did not book and was turned away. It's time for a physician's office that returns phone calls and is communicative and attentive to my needs. In addition, visits in the past have been less than hospitable by the staff, and irreverent. I often had to wait nearly an hour past my scheduled appointment time to be seen. I will not be returning.

Thank God for Dr. Blume and his group. He saved my foot and for this I will be a patient for life…read more He explained everything to me and answered every question I had. He personally keeps me kicking up dust!

I do not have a problem with the doctor but there is no office coverage when he's not there and I…read moreswitched to a different doctor because I had an emergency and almost lost two toes but my new doctor saved them for me

+doctor healed a wound i had for over a year that my regular podiatrst couldn't. A great doctor and…read morea great person. A++++