Sherieff Faridi DPM

I’m quite shocked by some of these ratings because I had a completely different experience with the doctor and his staff.
When we discussed different treatment options he addressed all of my concerns and made me feel confident in his practice. He has always been kind, patient, and reassuring when it came to my health. I would recommend him to anyone who was looking for optimal care.

I was pleasantly surprised with Dr. Sherieff. He had amazing bedside manner, took the time to answer all of my questions and is taking the least invasive approach (Not straight to injections or surgery). I feel like he truly listened to me.
There is a reason why it takes weeks to be seen by him, and that is because he is so good! He is worth the wait.

He fixed my ingrown toe after he lectured me on my weight for a half hour. He spent more time talking about me weight and how I was going to die then about my feet. He was a complete Jerk who needs some people skills and a new staff. Even the staff was rude and not very comforting. I expected semi-​pleasant experience from a new doctor not a nightmare. BEWARE! Beware!

ZERO STARS– BEWARE (but it made me give one to post it)! HORRIBLE service! Had an emergency infection and was referred by my Dr– but they claim they can’t get a ‘new patient’ in for 3+ months, even given the urgency. Not impressed, will not give them my business. The staff was R-​U-​D-​E, RUDE! I was told, ‘good luck finding someone else in the area’ by the staff. That sums it all up to me– their service is horrible and they know it but don’t care as there are very limited Podiatrist Drs. in our area. Be an informed consumer/​patient– stand up for your rights/​health! Force them to do better!

Well, that was a waste of my time and apparently yours too. Another doctor saying, «You should think about losing weight.» Gee thanks. That doesn’t take a medical degree. I appreciate being worked into the schedule and all, but I came about my feet, not my fat. And, to finish what I started telling you, perhaps if doctors had been hip to diagnosing my thyroid problems 20 years ago when I first presented with symptoms, I probably wouldn’t have a weight problem. It’s not like I sit around eating bon-​bons all day! Oh wait, you’re a «blame the fatty» kind of doctor so you just told me you had other patients to see. And then you gave me a copy of a bunch of those home foot remedies I have been using– no medical license or prescription needed for that either. Not only that, I had work comp injuries which were brushed off as needing to heal without giving me a diagnosis on them. Don’t worry, I won’t be back. And comments about my weight are why I don’t want to find a new doctor in this town. I went home and cried. Luckily, I found a good podiatrist who expressed the proper concern for my injuries without blaming me for my weight.