Weill D Micheal DPM

This DPM is out working at retirement and assisted living facilities, which is why I always see that his office is closed when I’ve been there at the dry cleaners a few doors down. He services the residents at a nearby retirement and assisted living facility in the area, as well as many others, I imagine. In my opinion he charges too much for this. He cuts toenails (debriding) and, he leaves them horribly broken and uneven like they’ve been chopped with clippers very fast with little care, and left. The person in the retirement facility that I know has dementia. She doesn’t remember to care for her toenails anymore. When I checked her feet, I was rather shocked at the state of the toenails during a time when this DPM was billing for his services. I mean, the toenails were SO broken and uneven and had been cut that way and left that way. I filed them with a nail file myself. Why would a medical professional leave toenails that he’s treating, in this condition, one wonders. They are very fast at making sure they get paid, however, and do not take any kind of insurance payment.
You have to keep an eye on things when someone is in assisted living. In my opinion, the service provided by this DPM was not good.

I thought Dr. Weill did an amazing job diagnosing me with an issue I was having with my foot. Was super impressed by how he isolated the problem and, already, it’s feeling better. Kind, patient manner and good office work too. Very much recommend.

Have had a very poor experience with Dr. Weill. I came in looking for new orthodics. The ones I have worked well for almost 10 years but are too worn out. None the less, they provided a working blueprint for new ones.
After 3 visits over 4 weeks to Dr. Weill (all of which I paid for) he finally sent out for the insoles. It was supposed to take 2 weeks to get them back. I didn’t hear back after 3 weeks so I had to call to see where they were. My feel were now in a lot of pain. Turns out they had arrived but no one had called me. I scheduled an appointment for a week later (BC the doctor was too booked to see me sooner) to go try them on. Once I did the insoles came back completely messed up. Dr. Weill hadn’t even checked them upon arrival and the work the lab did had nothing to do with what he requested. Could have saved me the trip in. He promised to expedite the fix and sent me on my way.
After another week I called again, and yes, they had arrived (again with no call). Dr. Weill again was too busy to see me, but I insisted I couldn’t wait another week and he had a fellow podiatrist that shares his space see me. The orthodics came back wrong AGAIN!
It’s been two weeks since that visit, and no word, so I finally called, again, to see what’s up. Now his phone line is disconnected!!! I dropped a note off at the office letting him know how dissatisfied I am. I will update his review when this is all resolved, but even if they orthodics come back perfect I don’t think I’d ever go to this office ever again.