Dr. Patricia Miller Schultz

One star because she has a medical degree and managed my injury. HOWEVER, this is by far the rudest physician I have come across in my 50 years. I even thought to take it to the medical board because her demeanor can border on abusive. I would have not gone to her had I been privy to her bedside manner.

I went to see Dr Schultz several years ago. She used to make me and my mother wait 1.5 to 2 hours on average despite showing up on time for appointments. When my mother confronted her about the long wait times she got very confrontational and mentioned that my insurance (medicaid) didn't pay her enough. She then proceeded to kick me and my mother out of her office. I would highly recommend to stay away from her at all costs. I went to see Dr Schultz several years ago. She used to make me and my mother wait 1.5 to 2 hours on average despite showing up on time for appointments. When my mother confronted her about the long wait times she got very confrontational … More

I came in on time with my paperwork already completed. The front desk staff's reception of me was lackluster at best. She was busy into her telephone conversation. My appointment was scheduled for 1330 hours. It was 1410 and the doctor STILL hadn't even made contact with me--not even to say she was running late. I was a new patient. That didn't matter. Clearly to that office MY time was not important. The office was outdated, dingy, and disgusting looking. I got up and walked out.

Long wait but great results

Dr. Schultz is a throwback. She doesn't provide "medical procedures." She provides medical CARE. She sits down with her patients. She listens. She talks to you in an unhurried way. She wants to understand and wants to help. Sometimes this means that I have had to wait longer than I liked, but she never rushes me, just as she doesn't rush her other patients. Is it worth the wait? Without question, it is worth the wait. She is an excellent podiatrist and I am glad to be under her care.