Eugene Nassif's Online Review Report Card

Extremely disappointed. I was referred to him due to an accident. He was very rude, didn't care or try to understand the situation. He spent majority of the time lecturing me that I should have seen a specialist sooner, spook poorly of other doctors that I had seen previously with my care and disagreed with the care and prescriptions I was given from another specialist not even in podiatry. He scheduled a MRI but told me I had to choose ankle or foot for the MRI for insurance purposes and when I asked for his diagnosis on what I should do he told me it wasn't his decision. I have never been so upset or disappointed leaving a doctor's office. I have scheduled a visit with another podiatrist for a second opinion. I will NOT suggest Dr Nassif to anyone.

So obnoxiously rude and uncooperative. Not helpful! Is there a minus 1??

He was awful and rude. Would NEVER recommend.

Dr. Nassif was extremely rude and condescending. He told me right away I needed surgery on a bunion after suddenly pulling and twisting hard on my big toe to see if it hurt. Due to his mean and unprofessional attitude, I went to another podiatrist who suggested certain shoes and rest. I tried those and no more foot pain. I did not need any surgery and will never go back to this doctor again nor would I ever recommend him to anyone.

Dr Nassif is very thorough. He explains his findings in understandable language and then explains the options to correct your problem. He is very nice and I would definitely recommend him.

I was disappointed at my visit at Dr. Nassif's office this week. I was referred to him by an Urgent Care Clinic. I felt he was very rude and not caring nor understanding of the situation. He was abrasive and not calm when discussing my injury. I ended up getting a second opinion and that Dr. was much more kind, calm, caring and wanted to listen to me. I can not recommend Dr. Nassif to friends based on his rudeness alone.

Dr. Nassif straightened four toes and rebuilt the great toe on my right foot. I had a congenital deformity that has existed since childhood (I am 67). My second toe had crossed over the great toe and it was difficult to get a shoe on my right foot. My toes are now straight. I have had very little pain from the surgery. I did not fill the opioid prescription and have taken very little tylenol. I still have about six weeks to recuperate, but I expect a full recovery if I follow his instructions.

He had no staff. He was running over an hour late. He didn't even realize there had been an MRI. Very rude and condescending. When my daughters ankle popped he told her that it was her knee--I think she knows what part of her popped! The MRI report stated that she had a partial tear--he insisted that she did not. Very inappropriate--put his hands on her knees and said "I'm spreading your legs". As unprofessional as I have ever seen!