Robby J. Wiemer, DPM, Havertown PA

None of the staff - including the doctor - wear masks. Obviously, protecting patients is not a priority - especially immunocompromised patients.

Saw him back in November for an issue with ingrown toenails that were reoccurring. He performed a procedure to kill the root and remove the ingrown toenails permanently. Problem still persisted as far as pain. He then removed a bone spur at the tip of the toe. This resulted in infection. He then prescribed two rounds of different antibiotics, BEFORE he even took a culture to determine the proper course of treatment. This resulted in MRSA After waiting two weeks to get the results of the culture. I then had to see an infectious disease doctor to correct that. I saw another podiatrist who then took an x-ray and determined that he never removed the complete bone spur. Here it is near March and I am still experiencing pain. I would never ever go back to him again. He is too blasé, he is not thorough, and in my estimation he should’ve never even attempted to remove the bone spur based on a written Report from a previous x-ray that I had eight months prior. He has an x-ray machine in his office and he should’ve done an x-ray. That is the first thing that my new podiatrist did. I would never ever go to this man. Buyer beware! I am furious. I forgot to mention the numerous co-pays that this cost me and now under treatment again to fix what he did Or didn’t do. I sometimes wonder if completely removing the bone spur was all I that I needed. Now my toenails are growing in terribly and here comes the spring where we get pedicures and wear sandals. Not to mention more copays!