Achilles Foot & Ankle

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N J
N J 2026.09.16
Came for an avulsion. Super easy and quick to book an appointment. The nail removal process was quick! Reasonable pricing. All staff and medical personnel are professional and easy going. I felt really comfortable and my concerns were adresssed. Now I'm healing nicely and know where to go if I ever should need medical attention for a foot/toe nail issue. Thanks everyone for being so kind.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.17
Thank you, N, for your kind words! We're so glad to hear you felt comfortable and had a smooth experience with us. It's wonderful to know you're healing well. If you ever need anything in the future, we're here for you! 😊
Heather Leise
Heather Leise 2026.09.15
I could never call Dr. Baldwin my podiatrist, just my surgeon. After diagnosing me and performing my surgery (bone spur, chipped bone, and Achilles reattachment), I never saw Dr. Baldwin ever again. After my surgery, they handed me a list of medications but no schedule to take them. I ended up calling the hospital and speaking with their pharmacist to find out what I should be taking and when: several class 2 drugs for pain. Imagine if I hadn't called the pharmacy. The attached pictures show my Achilles 14 months post-surgery. It is so tight it is causing an indentation.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.16
Thank you for sharing your experience, Heather. We’re sorry to hear about your concerns and would like to address them properly. Please reach out to our customer service team so we can assist you further. Your feedback is valuable as we strive to improve our care and communication. 🙏
Chassitty Fiani
Chassitty Fiani 2026.09.14
I had 2 procedures here and unfortunately they forgot part of one of the procedures so I now have to have it repeated at another podiatrist (and pay out of pocket, lose another 6 weeks to recovery etc). The staff are mostly nice here but it shouldn't be an option for them to say they did a step in a procedure that they didn't do. I also had an infection after the first of the two procedures and when I called for new antibiotics because I'm immunocompromised I was told they don't have wound check appointments and that I should just go to the ER. Wasting a full work day in the ER when I only needed antibiotics and a simple wound check is wild. After I discovered that they never completed the second procedure I had them transfer my records to a new podiatrist. They were quick in getting my records sent over, to their credit. It's nearly impossible to get through to a human at the practice, they use AI for everything and the AI is horrendous. Now that I've cancelled my appointments and transferred my records I get calls from the AI 5+ times a week, all days and times, weekends, evenings, middle of the night. The AI leaves voicemails that are mostly gibberish but end in "let us know if you need help with your appointment". The help I needed was for them to do the procedure I scheduled and paid for and which they billed my insurance for during my visit, but it's too late for that. I wish I knew how to stop the incessant AI robo calling, but for now I've just blocked the number. The facilities are clean and they run mostly on time, so I'll give credit for those domains.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.22
Thank you for sharing your detailed experience, Chassitty. We deeply regret the challenges you encountered and take your concerns very seriously. Please connect with our customer service so we can address these matters further and work toward a resolution. Your feedback helps us improve, and we truly appreciate it.
lize2
lize2 2026.09.12
The best for my kids!
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.13
Thank you, Lize2! We're thrilled to hear our services work so well for your kids 😊. Your support means a lot to us!
Mary Campbell
Mary Campbell 2026.09.11
Made an appointment with Achilles Foot and Ankle as a new patient. I went in and they have online login. In that login is a consent form that includes consent to being contacted for marketing of products and services, consent to them selling your information to whomever and some other unacceptable clauses. The only choices are to accept or decline. When I requested to 'opt out' of some of their clauses, they told me I could not. be seen if I did not accept the lot. I chose not to be seen and left. I am not dealing with that kind of crap at a doctors office.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.11
We take patient privacy concerns very seriously and would like to clarify the information presented in this review. Achilles Foot and Ankle Center does not sell patient information, and our new-patient paperwork does not contain language authorizing us to sell patient information. We also do not market products to our patients.

Patients may opt out of optional communications. However, all patients must acknowledge the consent forms and basic medical-office policies required to establish care, including documents related to treatment, privacy practices, billing, and office procedures.

We are sorry that there appears to have been a misunderstanding. We would welcome the opportunity to review the specific language you encountered and address your concerns directly.
Chris Mathews
Chris Mathews 2026.09.10
The worst I’ve ever dealt with. The two individuals at the front act like they rule all of the world. Watched them give an older gentleman, possibly in his 80’s, the hardest of times for 15 minutes over having his physical Medicare card. To the point where an EMT had to step up to help him, but the other worker called her away so she couldn’t help anymore. Then it was my turn, first time patient. Had been told by phone wouldn’t need to pay today by insurance and their scheduling. Then I get there and they demand $60. I showed them the text they sent me about billing wouldn’t be due today because of deductible and he pointed to a sign in the window I couldn’t see that they collect up front. How do you collect what you don’t know. I was a first time patient!!! Both individuals shouldn’t be in a position to help patients if they treat these patients with medical needs like garbage.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.10
While we appreciate your feedback, we also believe it is important to provide a fair and accurate perspective.

Our practice is required to obtain appropriate patient identification and current insurance information when insurance is being used for services. We accept the necessary information in either paper or electronic form whenever appropriate and make every effort to help patients navigate these requirements.

We are committed to treating patients of all ages with dignity, patience, and kindness, and we ask that the same courtesy and respect be extended to our staff. Our team routinely works with patients and their caregivers to resolve identification, insurance, scheduling, and other administrative concerns.

Unfortunately, there are circumstances in which we cannot proceed with a scheduled visit when the information necessary to verify identity, insurance coverage, or benefits has not been provided.

Regarding payment, insurance plans generally require applicable copayments to be collected as part of the patient's financial responsibility. When a patient's insurance plan identifies a copayment as due for the visit, our practice collects that amount at the time of service. We also make patients aware of our payment expectations through appointment reminders and text communications before their visits.

We understand that insurance requirements can sometimes be frustrating or confusing. Our staff makes every reasonable effort to explain these requirements and assist patients in completing what is necessary for their care.

We value our patients and remain committed to providing respectful, compassionate care while also complying with applicable insurance and billing requirements. We wish you all the best with your future care.
Summer Aguilera
Summer Aguilera 2026.09.09
Edited to 1 star 9/9/2026. I have only seen Dr. Baldwin once. I have seen Monica Broadnax e times now and she is great. This practice is horrible. My last 3 scheduled appointments were cancelled via text. No phone call just a text saying hey your appointment is cancelled. This is absolutely insane to me. I have to call numerous times to reschedule. When I bring it up at my visit no one has any idea what I am talking about. I don't understand their business practices. They clearly ( the actual practice not necessarily the providers) don't care about patients. Visit 4/30/2025. I will start by saying Dr. Baldwin is fantastic. He takes time to understand what the issues are and has a very pleasant bedside manner. He gets 5 stars however... My appointment was at 3:30. I received numerous reminders via text and phone call. In the messages was also the statement "if you are more than x minutes late your appointment will be cancelled abd you will need to reschedule ". When I arrived the waiting room was very crowded. I was not called back until 4:48. I asked 30 minutes into my wait if the doctors were running late and was told "yes but not as late as they were". After I was called back the nurse came in a few minutes later and we completed all of the previsit necessities which took about 10 minutes. After another wait of approximately 10 minutes the doctor came in and he spent time listening to my issues and thoroughly explaining everything. The reason for the 2 stars is the wait and the fact that patiently aren't told of the extensive wait time. If the patients requirement is to arrive mo more than x minutes late AND the office is aware of the extensive wait times since they have been behind all day then patients should be notified via text/voicemail that the doctor is running behind. A wait of one hour and twenty minutes to be called back without being told you will be waiting an extended period of time is unacceptable. It is unacceptable that I had to leave work an hour and fifteen minutes early to arrive on time to an appointment only to have the office running an hour and eighteen minutes behind. I could have worked longer. As a patient of the office is feel my time is disrespected. A system needs to be put in place that notifies patients of extensive -more than 30 minutes- wait time.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.10
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We appreciate your kind comments regarding our providers, but we are genuinely disappointed to hear about your experience with the administrative side of our practice.

We agree that repeated appointment cancellations are frustrating, particularly when a patient has arranged work and other responsibilities around a scheduled visit. When an appointment must be changed unexpectedly, our automated system may send an immediate text notification so that patients receive notice as quickly as possible. However, we recognize that a text notification alone can feel impersonal and may leave patients with the burden of contacting the office to reschedule. Your feedback regarding this process is well taken, and we are reviewing how we communicate and assist with rescheduling when appointments must be changed.

We also agree with your broader point regarding significant delays. We ask our patients to arrive on time because maintaining the schedule helps us provide timely care to everyone. In return, patients should reasonably expect us to respect their time as well. Medical offices can occasionally fall behind because of emergencies, complicated medical conditions, or patients who require more time than anticipated. While some delays are unavoidable, communication should not be. When we are experiencing a substantial delay, we should make every reasonable effort to communicate that information so patients can make informed decisions about their time.

We have continued to improve our scheduling and communication systems, and feedback like yours helps identify areas where those systems may not be working as intended.

We also want to assure current and prospective patients that we care deeply about the people who entrust us with their care. While privacy regulations prevent us from discussing the circumstances surrounding any individual's appointments in a public forum, we welcome the opportunity to review specific concerns directly with the patient and determine what occurred.

Thank you again for recognizing the care provided by our clinical team. We appreciate both the positive comments and the criticism, and we will use your feedback to continue improving the patient experience at Achilles Foot and Ankle Center.
John Ogorsell Sr
John Ogorsell Sr 2026.09.09
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.09
Thank you so much for your support, John! We're glad you had a great experience. 😊
Alex Gomez-Garay
Alex Gomez-Garay 2026.09.01
Generally they are good. But there are very long wait times, usually you’ll be seen an hour or more after your scheduled appointment.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.10
Thank you for your feedback and for recognizing the care provided by our team. We understand how frustrating an extended wait can be, and we agree that our patients’ time is valuable.

While unexpected medical needs can occasionally cause the schedule to run behind, waiting an hour or more is not the experience we want for our patients. We continue to evaluate our scheduling processes and are working to improve both wait times and communication when significant delays occur.

We appreciate your patience and your feedback, as it helps us identify where we need to do better.
Dexter Wright
Dexter Wright 2026.09.01
Let me first say that the chief doctor there is a good doctor but was told by other staff he only sees patients on the first visit only. This was my second visit so I get the doctor assistant from here on out. Its like you get top notch service then get downgraded after they get you hooked as a client. I was told this was common practice. When I asked to see the real doctor, I was told by receptionist that I have to make my own appointment online if I want to see the doctor but the receptionist was happy to schedule me for an appointment to see the doctor assisted practitioner again. How does that sound???? Doctor assistant only gave me a worksheet with some foot exercises on it and said I needed physical therapy. I didn't need to pay a $50 copay for advice I could have done myself by making my own PT appointment by phone and asking Alexia to give me some foot stretching exercises. My first visit they gave me a cortisone shot and then 4 months later they tell me to do PT. That treatment seems backwards to me. My old foot doctor recently retired last year so I thought I would find a new foot doctor. Looks like I'm back to looking for new foot doctor, not unless they call me back to see the real doctor and give me better treatment that can truly help me instead of staying in foot pain. Very disappointing.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.10
Thank you for sharing your concerns. We appreciate your positive comments regarding Dr. Baldwin, but we would also like to clarify an important misunderstanding about how our practice provides care.

Achilles Foot and Ankle Center uses a team-based model that includes Dr. Baldwin as well as licensed and credentialed advanced practice providers. Our physician assistants and nurse practitioners are not “doctor assistants,” nor do we consider care provided by them to be a downgrade in service. They are medical professionals who work collaboratively with Dr. Baldwin and provide evaluation, treatment, and follow-up care within their professional scope of practice.

Patients are also not limited to seeing Dr. Baldwin only for their first visit. Patients who specifically wish to schedule with Dr. Baldwin may request an appointment with him, subject to his availability. We apologize if our scheduling process or communication gave you a different impression.

We would also like to clarify that conservative treatment such as stretching, strengthening exercises, and physical therapy is an important part of treating many foot and ankle conditions. A recommendation for physical therapy is not necessarily an indication that less care is being provided simply because a previous treatment may have included an injection. Treatment recommendations can change based on a patient's symptoms, response to previous treatment, and clinical findings at each evaluation.

Regarding the $50 copayment, copayments are generally determined by a patient's insurance plan rather than by the individual provider or the type of recommendation ultimately made during the visit. An office visit includes the medical evaluation and clinical decision-making necessary to determine the appropriate next step in treatment, even when that recommendation ultimately involves physical therapy or a home exercise program.

Because we take patient privacy seriously, we cannot discuss the specifics of anyone's diagnosis, examination, treatment, or appointment history in a public forum. However, we are always willing to discuss concerns directly and review available treatment and scheduling options.

We are sorry that your experience left you disappointed. Our goal is not simply to provide temporary relief, but to develop an appropriate treatment plan that helps our patients improve and return to the activities they enjoy.
Clifton Dickens
Clifton Dickens 2026.08.28
Going to Achilles Foot & Ankle was one ot the best decisions I ever made, only wish I had done it sooner. I limped around thinking I had a sprain. Visited an emergency care office to no avail. My first 2 hour wait prepared me to be there another 2 hours. I knew nothing more than when I arrived and continued to limp for the next few days. Everything changed when I called Achilles Foot & Ankle. They were able to see me the first day. My wait was about 10 minutes and thats because I arrived early. My care was immediate and informative. Within 30 minutes I knew exactly what the problem was as well as the treatment. It was a tinyfracture not a sprain. No elevation and ibuprofen was going to heal that. I also knew what I need to do, to prevent the injury from occurring again. Best decision I made to ensure Im walking normally for decades to come was going to Achilles Foot & Ankle today.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.09.11
Thank you so much, Clifton! We're thrilled we could provide the care and clarity you needed. Taking care of your feet is essential, and we're glad we could help you get back on track. Wishing you a smooth recovery and many healthy steps ahead! 🦶✨
Paulo Vivero
Paulo Vivero 2026.08.26
Outstanding podiatric care! Dr. James Baldwin’s office is spotless, the staff is gracious, and appointments always run right on schedule. Dr. Baldwin is incredible at explaining complex diagnoses and treatments clearly. Highly recommended if you want top-tier care without the long wait.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2025.10.29
Thank you, Paulo! We're thrilled to hear about your amazing experience with Dr. Baldwin and our team. Providing thorough care in a welcoming environment is our priority. Your recommendation means a lot to us! 😊
Sophia Data
Sophia Data 2026.08.26
I had an great experience at Achilles Foot & Ankle Center- Richmond location, the staff was incredibly welcoming and the clinic was spotless, the Podiatrist took the time to explain everything clearly & made me feel right at east, highly recommend for anyone needing foot care!
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.02.13
Thank you, Sophia! We're thrilled to hear about your positive experience at our Richmond location. Making you feel comfortable and well-cared-for is our top priority. We appreciate your kind words and recommendation! 😊
Nurse Joy
Nurse Joy 2026.08.26
🌟 🌟 Highly Recommend! 🌟 From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with warmth and genuine care. The team is professional, kind, and truly committed to making every visit comfortable. 🙌💙 👣 Dr. Baldwin and his staff are fantastic — compassionate, attentive, and clearly passionate about helping their patients. You feel supported from start to finish. ✨ If you’re looking for outstanding podiatry care, this practice is absolutely worth trying! 👏 👏👏
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2025.08.11
Thank you so much, Nurse Joy! We’re thrilled to hear about your positive experience with Dr. Baldwin and our team. Your kind words mean a lot, and we’re grateful to have earned your recommendation!
Rizel Buezon- Esguerra
Rizel Buezon- Esguerra 2026.08.26
I truly had a wonderful experience at this podiatry clinic from start to finish. The doctor was incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and patient. They took the time to listen to my concerns, thoroughly explain my condition, and make sure I understood my treatment options without ever making me feel rushed. The entire staff was warm, friendly, and genuinely caring, which made me feel welcome and comfortable from the moment I walked in. The clinic is clean, organized, and runs very efficiently. I felt at ease throughout both my consultation and the procedure because I knew I was in good hands. I'm so grateful for the excellent care I received. If you're dealing with foot pain or nail issues, I highly recommend this clinic. They truly care about their patients, and it shows in everything they do.
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.02.13
Thank you, Rizel, for sharing your experience! We're thrilled to hear you felt comfortable and supported by our team. Your recommendation means so much to us, and we're always here to help with any foot or nail concerns you may have in the future! 😊
Von Ryan Caloza
Von Ryan Caloza 2026.08.26
Great staff. Dr Baldwin really made me feel heard and valued. Thank you for listening to me and making my visit easier!
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2025.05.09
Thank you so much for your kind words and for trusting us with your foot care needs! We're thrilled to hear you had a positive experience with our team.
Von Ryan Caloza
Von Ryan Caloza 2026.08.26
It was great seeing the staff again! Can't wait for my next appointment!
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2025.08.11
Thank you, Ryan! We're thrilled to have you back and look forward to seeing you at your next appointment!
Renee Dunn
Renee Dunn 2026.08.18
You never can go back on time..
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.08.19
Hi Renee, we're sorry to hear about your experience. We'd love the chance to make things right—please reach out to our customer service team so we can assist you further. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Paul Lusk
Paul Lusk 2026.08.15
Don't!!! I do not recommend this practice. Procedure was not performed as discussed and there have been complications. My family member has not had a face to face visit with the doctor post op at all. The staff are incompetent and the guy who does the financial work was rude to the point of harassment and overcharged us. Update- I did contact "customer service " which is just went to a call center. No call back. I also contacted them through FB and was blocked. They seem to put a ton of effort into not communicating!
Date of experience: 19 June, 2026
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2026.08.15
Hi Paul, we're truly sorry to hear about your experience. This doesn’t reflect our standards, and we’d like to help resolve this. Please contact our customer service directly again for assistance—your feedback matters, and we’re committed to improving. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Dexter Bata
Dexter Bata 2026.08.11
“Dr. Baldwin is an excellent professional. All staff was kind and made me feel very comfortable. I’m also very satisfied with the final result!”
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Reply from Achilles Foot & Ankle 2025.04.28
Thank you for sharing your positive experience with us; we're thrilled to hear you felt comfortable and satisfied with your treatment. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and motivates us to continue providing excellent care.

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