Brian Gale's Online Review Report Card
2.8
Average Star Rating
9
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Brian Gale's Reviews
Horrible doctor. He did a botched bunion surgery. Mayo had to do a revision plus 2 other surgeries. He ruined my life!
I had for 2 surgeries. Done at same time which I wanted them to do. My ankle surgery was great but I also had a mortan neuroma which was the problem. Went back to him 4 times and new I had something else wrong. All they wanted to do is send to physical therapy. If they would of did another mri they would of seen that I had scar tissue and neuroma stud. 2 years later went to another doctor and finally got it fixed.
Terrible, overpriced can't make an insole to save his life.
I have been seeing Dr. Gale for several years now with multiple foot issues. He and his staff have done excellent work to improve my quality of life by maintaining my foot health.
Dr. Brian Gale and his staff are the best. I Cannot stress this enough Had a severe work injury and another Dr. had me walking on it. My foot was getting worse and it was not until we went to see Dr. Gale did my condition start to improve. At the very least I would have had permanent damage or worse as my foot was severely infected. When the state would not cover the cost of an ice machine Dr. Gale provided it at no co. His staff is the best as well
I would NEVER recommend Brian Gale. I had surgery 8 months ago and have been in pain ever since. Gave me two injections, with no relief, so his solution instead of seeing me anymore was physical therapy. Finally went to get a second opinion, and with another xray, the new doctor found that Gale had cut my nerve in half and never should have done hammer toe surgery at my age of 48. I now have to have surgery again on both feet and have pins in my toes and he has to go into my calf and lengthen the ligaments so my big toe will touch the ground when I walk. NO RECOMMENDATION!!!
Can't really give him a good rating. I have had pain in my foot for quite some time. I received two injections without any relief, fitted for orthotics with. I relief, he then suggested an mri and said there was nothing wrong and told me to get a second opinion. I doctored with Dr Gale for four months and each time I visited I had to call and find my results. He fitted me for orthotics and after four weeks of no follow up call I finally had to call him to see what my next step would be. I had the MRI which his nurse told me it didn't show that there was anything wrong That's when his nurse told me my first option was to get a second opinion or they can refer me to a doctor out of my current state. He is more interested in selling you his product of shoes then he is concerned about the problem at hand. I do NOT recommend him to anyone
The care center that my Father in Law was staying at , by our request took him to Dr. Gale to get his toe nails trimmed he was 99 years old and had Alzheimer's and Dr. Gale asked him if he wanted his toenails removed he said yes. and this Dr. without asking any family member in his office took off a 99 year old man toenails. This happen at least 4-5 years and I am still upset over it. Father in Law did recover, but had pain and a hard time walking for a couple of weeks. When I called to complain Dr. Gale said that it was better for him to have them removed instead of having to keep getting them cut all the time. I would rate him a minus 1
Great Doctor, hours, insurance, foot and ankle specialist, heel pain, ingrown nails, Diabetic foot care, bunions, hammertoes, plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, pain in foot and ankle, ankle arthritis, big toe joint pain, arthritis in big toe joint, sports injuries, work injuries.
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