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Joseph A Crisafulli, DPM

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Joseph A Crisafulli, DPM
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500 FEDERAL ST STE 304 TROY, NY 12180
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Joseph A Crisafulli, DPM

Joseph A Crisafulli, DPM practices as a Podiatrist in TROY, NY.
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500 FEDERAL ST STE 304, TROY, NY 12180
Services Joseph A Crisafulli, DPM provides podiatry in TROY, NY at 500 FEDERAL ST STE 304, TROY, NY 12180. Podiatrists are able to treat conditions and disorders of the foot, ankle and lower leg. A Podiatrist may treat bunions, calluses, ingrown toenails, heel spurs or foot deformities.

To determine if Joseph A Crisafulli, DPM can help you, please call the TROY, NY office at (518) 272-8637 for more information.
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(5 Reviews)
Service
4 star average for Service
Environment
2 star average for Environment
Recommended
3 star average for Recommended
Staff
5 star average for Staff
Expertise
5 star average for Expertise
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Recent Reviews
He may be the rudest, most arrogant man in practice.

Worse is the way he treats his staff. I admire them for their toleration, but suffer for them that they must. At least I have a CHOICE not to continue as his patient.
by cuakereader
August 06, 2009
He seems smart, and his treatment plan for my heal pain may well have been spot on, but his communication skills were extremely poor. He talked more to his tape recorder than to me, and during one visit he spent at least 20, possibly 30 minutes on the phone outside the door to the room I was in, chatting to a colleague he later said he's spoken to once a week for the past 25 years (so why during my time?) He was extremely testy about any questions about alternate treatments - and gave inconsistent information about why they were inappropriate, which they may well have been - and when I was less than enthusiastic about the idea of using crutches he assumed I was refusing to so, and simply told me I would not get well. (The only treatment I refused to follow was the walking cast that caused extreme pain to the knee I had had replaced a couple years ago.) My last visit he asked me how my heel was doing after physical therapy and medication, which was actually much better, became angry when my partner asked if a shot would be appropriate, then told me to come back in month without offering prescriptions for more physical therapy or anti-inflamatories. My ASSUMPTION was that he thought after a month of no treatment I'd be in enough pain that I would docilely follow his instructions. He was extremely condescending, as well.
by momoffour
August 11, 2008
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Did the waiting room furniture appear to be clean?
Yes
Would you refer this provider to a family or friend?
Definitely
Are you going to visit this provider again?
Maybe
Do you think that the provider's staff are well trained?
Yes
Was this provider thorough in discussing the risks and benefits of your treatment options?
Definitely
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.113.36
June 18, 2014
Would you refer this provider to a family or friend?
No, I wasn't impressed
Was this provider sympathetic to your situation?
Kind of, but I they could have been more understanding
Did you leave the office feeling satisfied with your visit?
Not satisfied, but not unhappy
Was the waiting area spacious?
No, it was rather cramped
by Anonymous
January 09, 2012
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