Dr. Jennifer Boeri, DPM

We are very impressed with Dr Boeri. Not only was she very attentive and knowledgeable but she took her time and listened to what my Mom was experiencing. They did X-rays and explained what was going on. She even took care of some other issues. We highly recommend Dr Boeri and her staff.

Dr. Boeri has so far been an exceptional doctor and does not fail to both listen and answer my questions of what exactly is going on with my feet and what my options are, both non surgical and surgical. Compared to other doctors I have, she is in no way dismissive, she doesn't try to minimize, and gives me clear recommendations.

Dr. Boeri is by far the absolute WORST doctor. My father had his surgery pushed back for MONTHS and was in excruciating pain. His condition worsened due to the pushback and his surgery became far more serious, thanks to Dr. Boeri. Then he sat in the hospital for almost a week and nobody did a thing so the doctor signed him out. They even had the audacity to blame my father for leaving the hospital! Absolutely unacceptable and despicable how this doctor and her entire staff handle patients. Patients go through enough as it is, but having an incompetent doctor and office makes the entire process of surgery that much more painful. Also, this doctor is always out of town. I understand we all go through what she calls "personal matters", but when you're a doctor you should actually care and be committed to your patients. If you want to have your calls ignored, wrong paperwork sent, surgeries pushed back, and hear nonstop pathetic excuses, then go see Dr. Boeri. You'll get plenty of it!

Dr Boeri has been diligently following up with me on a reconstructive ankle surgery she did for me at the hospital. She is professional, knowledgeable and competent. I highly recommend her.

Too bad there's no Zero stars option. How rude that she lets a patient make an appointment a MONTH away--nothing available sooner they said three times--only to call me a week away from the appt. that La-De-Da, we can't accept you, due to your insurance, in other words, wait 3 weeks, now go start all over again and find another podiatrist. Unaccepatble.

I had my initial consultation with Dr. Boeri today for neuromas in each foot. I tried steroid injections, which are extremely painful in the foot, which didn't work, and decided I wanted them surgically removed. The staff could not have been nicer or more efficient; truly nice, knowledgeable people. Dr. Boeri herself was warm, friendly, professional and took an amazing amount of time to examine each foot and discuss alternatives to surgery. When one has met their insurance deductible, scheduling surgery isn't traumatic, financially. So, for me, the surgery is simple enough and as I'm working from home anyway, I will not be too inconvenienced. I trust her medical judgment and am pleased with my experience. I recommend Dr. Boeri. Andrea Brodsky 10/28/230

Knowledgeable and very caring. She took excellent care of our daughter.

Excellent diagnosis. Thank you very much

I put too much trust on this Doctor no one should do since they are not God. I had a spur on top of my big toe removed, had two toes separation and she united them, had a hammer toe she took the joint out to flatten the toe. Had 3 operations in one. Never sent me to physical therapy as result where she removed the spur my toe started leaning inward and a very painful bunion developed.Told me she could not do anymore for me. Would never recommend her not even to my enemy. Living in agony

I waited over 2 hours before she looked at a small cyst on my foot. She indicated I would have to be under anesthesia with a tourniquet around my leg to surgically remove the cyst & wear a cast for 2 weeks afterwards. In addition, I would have to have extensive blood work, chest x-ray, urine specimen & an EKG performed before surgery. I found another Podiatrist who removed the cyst in less than an hour without anesthesia, tourniquet, blood work, chest x-ray, urine specimen, EKG & no cast.

Met with Jennifer Boeri to evaluate a ganglion cyst on my foot. She was going to extract fluid, but the cyst was well organized and had become solidified over years. She indicated she could perform surgically to remove it requiring me to undergo anesthesia; a tourniquet around my leg taking several hours. She subsequently indicated I would have to have extensive blood work; chest x-ray: urine analysis and an EKG before the operation. I felt she was running up the cost and declined her services