James Anderson's Online Review Report Card
James Anderson
3.4
Average Star Rating
53
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Anderson Podiatry Center received 66.0% positive feedback, with patients praising the staff's knowledge, attentiveness, and proactive treatment. However, 34.0% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing unprofessional behavior, unauthorized procedures, and poor communication. Overall, the center is appreciated for its effective care, yet it needs better communication and administrative processes.ScoreDoc Score
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List of James Anderson's Reviews
Absolutely the worst experience. I have taken my mom there for a couple years. You always have to wait, but today was the worst. Waited 45 minutes, saw the dr for less than 5 minutes, and then told we need to wait another 45 minutes before they would be able to use the grinder. They had other people who had “ appointments”- as if we didn’t have an appointment! Usually the staff had been okay, when I told them I wasn’t going to wait anymore they walked off leaving my 86 year old mom on an elevated table! The whole experience was a joke. I had my doubts before because of the drs demeanor but now it’s never again!
Reviewed On Google
Went in for a plantar wart on my kids foots that I should have just went to pediatrician for. But, was reassured I was in the right place. After a 1000 dollar plan was created for my child (this is after I declined the 2000 dollar option) I ended having to take her to urgent care and it was gone within a week of that visit. Do your research. I didn’t and it cost me big time. Doctors should not be able to take advantage of people like this. Gross.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
He Does not like it if you ask questions
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Worst Dr. to patient experience !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reviewed On WebMD
I have been to Dr Anderson a few times over a 15 year period he is very friendly and professional. I Definitely recommend him for all your foot problems.
Reviewed On Google
Fixed my toes up real nice😎😎
Reviewed On Google
at first I thought he was great.i had 2 other foot surgeries done that failed.I am seeing another podiatrist to correct one.The cother cannot be repaired.I also got an infection after surgery.
Reviewed On Google
Dr Anderson is the best! He truly CARES about you and you problem. For me it was Restless Legs. Yes, a podiatrist treating RLS. For me, I am 95% better after 6 weeks. I couldn't find another doctor but who needs one if you have him. And I traveled from Oklahoma. I would do it again in a heartbeat. Staff was always very kind and helpful. And believe me, I had a lot of questions.
Reviewed On Google
I have been with Dr. Anderson and his team, and have found them to be very attentive and innovative. My previous Podiatrist did not try and be proactive he just wanted to be reactive. I have found this practice quite Proactive and that has lead to healing!!
Reviewed On Google
I saw Dr. Anderson for a neuropathy consult in Nov ‘21. The carpets were filthy and Dr. Anderson’s mask had clearly not been changed in a long time. I was educated about the 2 main treatment paths, non-surgical out-of-pocket and surgical, to be billed through insurance. I did not agree to any treatment path but Dr. Anderson wanted to do a biopsy on the first visit. Against my better judgement, I consented to the biopsy. I couldn’t get out of there fast enough and told Dr. Anderson I did not want to move forward with any treatment. 1 month later I received a pathology bill for $1176. $1800 was billed to my insurance and the rest I was liable for. I spoke with Dr. Anderson about this asking how he could order a test that was so expensive without telling the patient, even generally, how much it could cost. His response was that they didn't used to do the test and his billing manager would call. 2 emails and 3 phone calls later, no response. What an expensive medically unnecessary mistake!
Reviewed On HealthGrades
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