Marian Davis DPM PA DPM

The name of the game is «hurry up and wait». I’ve been here twice with appointments and had to wait each time. I arrive 30 minutes early for my first appointment since I was a new patient… …the 30 minutes came and went, than I continued to wait nearly an additional hour.
Customer service is mediocre, don’t expect to be greeted with a smile or given your receipt without having to ask three times for it.
The building is old, the reception area is cramped and the furniture has seen better days, mainly because it is not designed to be used in such a high traffic office.
On my first visit I did get to see a doctor (not Dr. Davis) Dr. Amy K. Bodart. She was thorough, compassionate, and took as much time as
I needed with here. She asked me important questions and even factored in my finances when prescribing medication. If I had only dealt with Dr. Bodart this office would have gotten 5 stars, and she is the only reason they get 3 stars.
I had a follow up appointment and was again greeted with a wait! This time only 22 minutes after my scheduled appointment. When I went into the office with the technician I was asked «do you have blood pressure?» I tried to joke back and said: «I hope so, otherwise I think I’d be dead» … There was initially no response, than after a moment of silence she said again «you have blood pressure.» And motioned with her index finger up… …it was than that I realized she was trying to ask me if I had high blood pressure (oddly she had just taken it 3 days prior) and her English skills were sub par for work in a doctors office as a medical technician.
So far this office has not impressed me… …mainly because I am a medical snob from Boston and feel like my time is much more valuable when I am not sitting and waiting in a cramped, old, musty waiting room.

I had two appointments at Dr. Davis’s office for lazer treatment of tonail fungus. I never met or saw Dr. Davis, all treatments were done by techs who (though nice enough) looked to be in their early 20’s.
Hygiene was not this office’s high-​point, they didn’t even bother to change the paper covering the foot rest from the previous patient.
I had two treatments and saw ZERO improvement. The lazer they used was a tiny little machine. A few months later I went to another doctor who used the Pinpoint lazer machine. I don’t know if it was due to a different /​better lazer or the doctor’s technique, but all I can say is that one month after initial treatment at office with Pinpoint lazer I’m seeing great results, while after three months and two treatments at Dr. Davis’s office I saw absolutely no improvement.
Dr. Davis prices for lazer treatment was a lot cheaper than the place I’m going to now, but results are what matters most.