Dr. John Land, IV, D.P.M. - Dalton, Georgia

Dr. John Land, IV, D.P.M. es un destacado podólogo que brinda servicios de alto nivel en la ciudad de Dalton, Georgia. Con una amplia experiencia en el campo de la medicina de los pies, Dr. Land está comprometido en proporcionar atención personalizada y atención de calidad a todos sus pacientes.

Ubicado en la dirección 1107 Broadrick Dr, Dalton, GA 30720, el consultorio de Dr. Land presenta una infraestructura totalmente accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, garantizando una experiencia cómoda y fácil de acceder para todos. Además, el estacionamiento y los sanitarios también están diseñados para facilitar la entrada y movilidad de las personas en silla de ruedas, lo que muestra su compromiso en brindar un servicio inclusivo.

Puede contactarse con el consultorio de Dr. Land llamando al teléfono 062785558 o visitando su página web en hamiltonhealth.com. Se recomienda concertar una cita previa para asegurar un horario adecuado y evitar esperas prolongadas.

Dr. John Land, IV, D.P.M. es reconocido por sus altos estándares de calidad y dedicación a su profesión. Con una media de opiniones de 4.3/5 según Google My Business, este podólogo ha ganado la confianza y el aprecio de sus pacientes. Sus especialidades en el manejo de problemas del pie, como el pie diabético, los talones congelados, y la cirugía del pie, lo convierten en una opción excelente para aquellos que buscan un profesional en el área.

👍 Opiniones de Dr. John Land, IV, D.P.M.

Gina S.

1/5

Dr. Land must have changed his office staff. I have been to his office many times in the past and was always greeted with warm welcomes, but I called to make an appointment today and the staff was only concerned about the insurance and payment so much so that I felt like they don't want my business. So time to find someone who cares.

Randy G.

1/5

Let me tell you about the how ridiculous the doctor’s policies are. Just because I was previously a patient of Dr. Liffert who closed his business and moved out of town, I cannot see Dr. Land since he’s already taken on too many of Dr. Liffert’s patients at this point. When I asked if I had never seen Dr. Liffert would they see me and I was advised yes, Dr. Land would take me on as a patient. The receptionist then proceeded to give me the name of another office and when I asked how good the doctors there were, she could not give me any information other than they’re podiatrists. Needless to say I was stunned. I’m being penalized for seeing a doctor who is no longer practicing in the Dalton area. If this is how this doctor treats their potential patients, I’m not sure anyone should consider him a doctor who is concerned about your care. Sadly, I had to give one star to rate this doctor and his practice.

Christie B.

5/5

Dr. Land is really a special kind. He's very compassionate and very professional. I have diabetes and I had ulcers on both feet for years and could never get them to heal. It took some time and I had to have a partial amputation due to being infected for so long but it's been two years and I'm doing much better. Thanks Dr. Land you have been such a blessing to me and thanks to your awesome staff for being so kind and helpful.

Darlene C.

5/5

One of the best Podiatrist in the state of Georgia and maybe Tennessee too.

Netje4ever C.

5/5

Office staff is super nice. When I made my appointment, it was two weeks away but the staff was quick to call me and offer a much earlier appointment when someone cancelled. Dr. Land is very thorough, helpful, and doesn't try and push unnecessary products like other docs. I was very surprised that I had such a super short wait to see the doc. He is very nice. Most offices overbook their patients, but this one was just perfect on every account.

Shannon T.

1/5

I’m dropping this bad review not only for myself but what I seen today and how I was treated. I have been having foot problems for a while now and I went to this place trying to get help come to find out. I had a problem with my insurance. They said that I didn’t have insurance so I said I will pay cash. They told me that I couldn’t pay cash that I will get in trouble.. I asked the woman at the front desk. How can I get in trouble by paying cash? She told me that my insurance company will get me in this against the law. I didn’t feel like it was none of her business. What happened to me I just wanted to get my feet seen about. So I’ll reschedule the appointment I got new insurance then had to wait on another appointment that was a month out, still dealing with my foot problems. Finally went in today for my appointment and there was a old man that greeted me, and was very kind , they turned him down for not confirming an appointment that wasn’t on no paperwork. They asked for my insurance card and when they asked, they asked for my wife’s name let me know that they knew who I was.. I knew then that it was gonna be a problem I was right once again, the same woman denied my insurance. I feel like something needs to be done about this because they can’t keep doing business like this!

Steven O.

5/5

Dr Land and his staff are the epitome of excellent patient care and professionalism! I've never had to wait much longer than 15 minutes, if that. He is very polite and exceeds all standards set by the board. Also, I've always had pleasant visits made possible by these super nice folks. Highly recommend!

John H.

1/5

I've never seen Dr. Land, but was a patient of Dr. Lifferth. However, when the, basically, minor surgery Dr. Lifferth did on my foot became infected, I called this office and tried to move my future appt with Land up because the infection was in the bone. First I was told Lifferth had moved to Missouri, which was a surprise, then I was told I had no appt with Land and he had no room for new patients. After this I called my old ortho Dr who immediately made room for me to be seen the next morning. BUT, about an hour or two later, I got a call from Dr. Lands office reminding me of my upcoming appt. I declined this because I figured the office staff had no idea what they were doing and I didn't trust that I would get seen. Anyway, I ended up having an infection in the bone of my toe, which had weakened it at the screw that Lifferth had put in, which caused a break. Due to the infection, my toe, along with part of the supporting bone had to be amputated. I would not recommend this practice.