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Jeffrey Schoen, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery
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1658 St Vincent Way Suite 250 Middleburg, FL 32050
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Jeffrey Schoen, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery

Jeffrey Schoen, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery practices as a Podiatrist in Middleburg, FL.
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Podiatrist

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1658 St Vincent Way Suite 250, Middleburg, FL 32050
Services Jeffrey Schoen, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery provides podiatry in Middleburg, FL at 1658 St Vincent Way Suite 250, Middleburg, FL 32050. 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 Jeffrey Schoen, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery can help you, please call the Middleburg, FL office at (904) 291-4885 for more information.
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I am very unhappy with Dr Schoen and his staff. I broke my pinky toes in March 2017 and I was told that toes heal on their own. Starting June I still had pain on the bottom of my foot behind my pinky toe. Dr. Schoen informed me that their were fragments from the break causing the pain and I had 2 options to fix..... have surgery or not have surgery. I opted to have survey because I wanted the pain to go away. Since I had a bunion on the same foot I asked if he could fix that as well and he agreed. Immediately after surgery (in the recovery room at hospital) Dr. Schoen came in and said.."I dug like a "son of a bitch" on that small toe to get that fragment out but I couldn't get it. I had to make 2 incisions on your toe and I still couldn't get it". He said he will come up with a plan B. 3 days later I went for my follow up appointment and xrays were taken. Come to find out, there were no bone fragments and the pain on the bottom of my foot was a bond spur from walking on the side of my foot when I originally broke my toe. Mind you before the x-ray, his plan B was to cut between the 2 toes and dig again for the fragments however he could not put the skin back between the toes so he was going to sow my 2 toes together PERMANANTLY!! WTF!! I was not allowing that to happen.
Needless to say, I am 6-7 weeks post surgery and I am in a lot of pain from my lower back, hip and foot. I am highly upset and thinking of hiring an attorney. What an experience I have had.
by Jeanette xxx.xxx.192.77
September 07, 2017
Great Doctor, I highly recommend him to everyone that needs to see a Podiatry Doctor.
by Mike xxx.xxx.122.232
July 11, 2016
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