Eric Peters DPM,PC

Good doctor– provides a broad range of options, ranging from most invasive to most conservative. Just be prepared to wait at least 30 – 45 minutes to actually be seen when you have an appointment. Also getting an appointment can be difficult (they called to cancel a scheduled appointment– I’ve never had that happen with a doctor before). Knowledgeable doctor, frustrating office standards.

I’m writing this review to share with the community the extra mile Dr. Peters went to see to it that the orthotics he prescribed for me work well and are comfortable for me.
Unfortunately, for whatever reason, I had a lot of trouble adjusting to the orthotics for my left foot. I received the initial pair in August 2014, and had to come back to Dr. Peters roughly five or six times over the subsequent nine months. I certainly wished the troubles I had were not so time-​consuming, but what was appreciated was that despite this, Dr. Peters spent the extra time and worked on adjustments to ensure I was comfortable. Further, he agreed not to charge me any co-​pays, and as the calendar year changed (and my insurance deductible kicked in), Dr. Peters agreed not to charge me at all for the final few appointments. He was committed to making sure the orthotics worked for me, even without earning additional fees for the added services.
I am appreciative of the high level of care Dr. Peters continues to provide even though, at this point, the economics for him and his office are unfavorable. The extra care goes a long way, and I am happy to share this experience with the community since I know we often complain about patient care elsewhere.

I developed severe pain in my right foot 3 months ago and saw Dr. Peters for the same. Dr. Peters diagnosed it as plantar fasciitis and gave me orthotics to wear, anti inflammation med to take and stretches to do.
3 months later, I’m completely pain free thanks to him.
The staff at his office is also great.