I've had an ingrown toenail for the past 5 years and I finally got the courage to get it removed. I…read morechose Blue Ridge Foot Center because of the amazing reviews I read. Everyone on staff there is so friendly! The receptionist is so sweet, the assistant knows what she's talking about and Dr. Waldman was super helpful in calming me down before the entire procedure. I would definitely recommend going to this place for any of your foot issues. You will not be disappointed!!

I came here bc of the google reviews that were positive. I have taken a while to review Dr. Waldman…read moresince my appt bc I do not believe in negative reviews. However, now that time has passed, I want to save people time from going to Dr. W as I would have liked to know about this myself. Dr. Daniel L. Waldman (Dr. W going forward). Yes, he is friendly. We spent more time talking about his vacation to CA Joshua tree than my feet. Waited 30 min for my appt both times. We talked about his vacation for a good 10+ minutes, the focus was not on my feet. I was already late for work. He pushes his modalities on you without investigating what is going on or finding the root cause. In regards to the Xrays- Dr. W said is 'you have high arches'. My reply was that I have never had high arches and have very flat feet. He said 'that is not what the Xray shows.' I told him how had to balance myself standing during the Xray bc the tech has you standing on different levels with your feet so I am not surprised that the Xray is wrong. Instead of doing NEW Xrays- which would be ACCURATE, he says 'Oh well, I don't need them, I'll use my ultrasound machine'. This is lazy and inaccurate information in *my medical chart*. THE WORST the X-rays were part of a $1400 bill to my insurance! The incorrect X-rays are in my chart and Dr. W got money for them. I should at least have accurate X-rays in my chart. Not only is this lazy, this is affecting my health records. Unacceptable. The orthotic are unusable. They are too short in length and ones bought on amazon offer more support. He declares you get one free pair a year (check w/ your insurance). After the X-rays issue above, the orthotics are another way for Dr W to bill my insurance. The ones I have gotten online are better support and the right fit and much less $. I asked Dr W if he could recommend exercises and stretches for my plantar fasciitis. He said that exercises and stretches DO NOTHING and that what I need are cortisone shots. Later after my appointment of inaccurate X-rays and not looking at my shoes, or gait I found 100s of peer reviewed science articles on the relationship between tight calves and planter fasciitis, between knee issues and plantar fasciitis and that PT and exercises and stretching can definitely help with plantar fasciitis. It would appear that Dr W just wants to bill for those cortisone shots and his laser therapy machines. If he taught me to take care of my heel with PT and stretching, where would that $1400 bill go to my insurance? I would be cured without the need to keep using his machines and cortisone shots. I got more help from Joint Chiropractic that Dr W. The Joint looked at me walking (DR W DID NOT), they looked at my shoes (Dr W DID NOT), they looked at my movement of my foot (Dr W DID NOT) and they found it was stuck in a position that was pulling my leg muscles. They gave me a few stretches and exercises and the adjustment they did gave me a lot of pain relief from the plantar fasciitis. Dr. W just decided without looking at my gait, foot etc that he knew what the problem was bc of my swollen heel. It turns out that this is just a symptom of systemic issues, so treating how my knees are tracking, how my calves are too tight etc would get the plantar fascia to heel. He just wants to treat the pain, not address what is causing it. I did a lot of research on Drs before going to Dr. W in Feb 2023. He is getting by by prescribing catch all treatments without personalized care and being nice! He has lots of older people in his office who are doing his laser treatments. Do not support this type of Doctor. The worst part about our medical care these days is the amount of people who review Dr. W as nice. As if they are so desperate to have a nice Dr that proper medical treatment doesn't matter. Additionally, the office- it smells moldy. The dark paneling is super dirty and baseboards and floor are FILTHY. I did not even want to take my shoes off to touch that carpet and floor. If you are proactive about your foot issue and want to do exercises to heal or get to root cause, do not go to Dr Waldman. He is relying on the lazy way out for patients that pays for all his machines he has invested in that you are helping pay off. Don't bother doing anything on your end as a patient (ie lose weight, lower inflammation in your life, do PT exercises, get different shoes), instead just be reliant on cortisone shots and laser treatment. Read about how long you can do cortisone shots before causing tissue damage while you are at it. I am sure his response will be something mundane and not address these issues, or say he does not 'recognize' me by my handle but you all know how reviews work so please save yourself the time and find a good Dr with a clean office who is interested in helping you with the root cause and actually helping you heal instead of cluelessly bragging about his expensive vacation to Joshua tree.

I wish I could give this Podiatrist a 0 review. I've had 4 plus years of appointments with Dr Rehm…read moreand he misdiagnosed me with calves that were too tight. I called 3 times leaving a message with staff that the pain in both feet was getting worse and I was unable to walk. The final message was my toes had turned blue. Not a single call was returned! So I went to ER and I have a vascular problem. Meanwhile I wasted 6 weeks of trying to get better.

I had a new patient appointment today with Dr. Rhem for an ingrown toenail that had been present…read morefor months. All of the staff were cordial and professional. Dr. Rhem was on time. Before recommending treatment, he explained the problem and answered all of my questions. He then numbed my toe with a digital nerve block and excised the ingrown toenail. I experienced zero pain throughout the procedure. After applying a bandage, he discussed post procedure care. I am completely satisfied and pleased with his care.

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.

I waited five weeks for my first appointment. The intake…read moreform was long and involved. The receptionist made disparaging remarks about my age (old) and my mobility (good). "You get around good for your age." Not the type casting you want to hear from a practice that takes care of feet. Then I had to wait over 15 minutes for the doctor. I walked out - never having seen the doctor. Very disappointing.

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.

I would never go to this office. I was treated here for four years. They sold me a $3000…read moreregenerative medicine package out of pocket for something that on a second opinion should be fixed with PT they never offered me. They put me in the wrong kind of boot which made my issues worse. Dr Lily told me I had "no cartilage left in my feet" and the new doctor told me I had mild arthritis. They sold me a brace that a new doctor recommended against. Basically everything they did made my issues worse. I stopped activity in my mid 30s and lost two years of my life because their care actively made my issues worse. Beyond that, there were so many miscommunications, and then Dr Lily would blame me for things neither she nor her staff communicated. They push sales here, not medical care. If you want to be sold things you don't need while they literally neglect the standard, proven first line procedures, then go here. Otherwise if you want to heal, go literally anywhere else.

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!

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.

Had a pretty unpleasant experience here, while the doctor was kind the lady at the front desk was…read morenot. While her attitude did not affect the level of care I received it did help me make the decision to not return to this office simply because making an appointment,asking questions and handling details about the appointment seemed like a inconvenience to her. I chose to go to a different office simply because of her consistent rude behavior

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.

Post surgery after 3 nights in hospital: Specifically…read moreregarding Dr. Christopher Lindsay and the other doctors and nurses in the OR prep and the OR. I do not advise going home day after surgery. The pain is even harder to manage the first week after surgery than before which had been impossible. They can use medication in the hospital that will not go home with you, and it took that to keep me from crying out in pain. After 3 days, I went home and still took pain medicine before it was time for another dose. My pain simply didn't follow the 4 hour time frame. I followed all directions except taking another does occasionally prior to 4 hours. Sometime before my 2 week check up, I was finally pain free after decades of chronic pain. I don't think that is necessarily totally normal, but it is a welcome change. The worst part of postoperative pain was hip, above knees, and top front groin area of my thighs. That pain was horrible and really hard to manage, so to have relief is incredible to me. I'm extremely grateful. The entire surgical staff at Advent were amazing They knew I was already in extreme pain when I arrived. The made me feel safe and like I mattered. I would definitely choose Dr. Christopher and all of the other doctors who took care of me and kept me calm.

Largely impersonal and bureaucratic. Docs don't reply to messages sent via patient portal. Extreme…read morepain means nothing to the medical staff. All parts of the building are also cold. Zero eye contact from reception staff. The one good thing is their urgent care clinic