Dr. Heather Holdermann, DPM

She did surgery on her Hammer Toes, insisting that she needed to do surgery and it was a bad case. Yes my Mom was not able to walk very well prior to the operation, however, it was a more continuous pain. Following the surgery, we struggled to get ahold of her, she did not give great direction and when told that she was in intense pain and could not walk or stand with shooting and burning pain, she blew it off as being normal. She said it will take 6 months to heal. 3,4,5 months past with no relieve and getting worse. Finally went to an Orthopedic Surgeon who looked at the x-rays and said she used hardware he would not use. That if there is ever a problem, the only option would be amputation as the devices can not be removed. For the pain, it was nerve pain as a result of the surgery. She never had this pain prior to this "much needed operation". No help from the clinic, no call from her to check on my Mom. Do not ever let her operate on your loved one.

Dr. Holderman did surgery on a mortensen’s neuroma. It was the most awful experience, I left the surgery center & went straight to ER, I was hemhorraging. My platelets were 51 when they’re supposed to be between 150/400. She didn’t test me before the surgery and all the info about my medical history were online so there’s no excuse. She blamed it on me saying I didn’t tell her I had low pIatelets. They were slightly low & I had a hip replacement with no problem, my foot surgery took me down! I was in ER twice that week. It’s been over a mo. Now and I wish I never had it done!!!

One of the best doctors I have ever met! She’s knowledgeable, experienced and very kind. If you need help with your feet, she’s the one!

Outstanding physician who takes the time with her patient. Friensly, professional and is good at what she does. If your having foot or ankle problems its better than going to an Othopedic physician because this office is that good.

Totally misinformed about scope and complete life altering (like losing job) that both surgeries would allow. Countless requests to her assistant who took over a week or more to leave a message about one question, when I had 5 or more Finally sent a list of simple questions and complaints to office manager and told could schedule an appt in April (1st consult on 11/19/2015 and told at that time 1st surgery on right foot planned around first of February, 2016).