Rachel C. Collier's Online Review Report Card

Horrible. Screwed me over with appointments multiple times and was always condescending when in her care. I would have better luck if I were to ask random person on the street to complete the VERY simple task she was asked to do but messed up.

Dr. Collier listened to my concerns and answered my questions throughly. She helped me understand my x-rays and selected the best options when decisions had to be made during surgery.

Was referred be a physician for my particular matter. I found her to be very thorough in explanations of all the details. She listened to my concearns, and addressed them. An amazing surgeon.

I slipped on ice, and fractured my ankle. I had ankle surgery. After physical therapy I begin to experience multiple pain issues. The doctor that did the surgery was dismissive, and didn't take my claims seriously. I went to Dr. Collier for a second opinion. She was also dismissive, and made no attempt to determine the cause - she claimed that I had plantar fasciitis - which does not explain the nerve pain that I was experiencing, nor the lack of lateral strength in my ankle. I subsequently found a much more competent doctor, who scheduled me for CT-scans, MRIs, EMGs. Multiple problems were identified, for which I have had 4 surgical procedures. Unfortunately, the most serious problem (nerve compression) was identified too late. My foot will be painful for the remainder of my life. My most recent doctor was ready to refer me for amputation, but thought that a special brace might be helpful. Fortunately, the brace does reduce the pain, and I have decided not to go ahead with amputation. I am still angry - if I had not wasted my time with Dr Collier, and had instead gone to a more competent doctor, then things might have turned out differently.

I slipped on ice, fractured ankle, had surgery, and have had foot pain ever since. I went to Dr Collier after the surgeon who performed the surgery was dismissive of my pain claims. Dr Collier was also dismissive, and asserted that I had plantar fasciitis. After going to a 3rd doctor, and having several additional surgeries, turns out that I had multiple problems, the worst being a mass of scar tissue on tarsal tunnel nerve. This subsequently resulted in CRPS, a chronic pain condition.

Dr. Collier and staff are friendly, caring and take the time needed to answer questions. She has gone out of her way to make scheduling my appointments around my wife's ability to get me there. I feel she did an excellent job on my difficult surgery. I have complete confidence in her ability to manage anyone's foot and ankle issues.