Dr. Michael Loshigian, DPM
Orthopedics • Male
Accepting new patients
Ankle/Foot, and More
Telehealth services available
518 E 20th St
Dr. Michael Loshigian, DPM is a Orthopedic Specialist in New York, NY. Dr. Loshigian has more experience with Ankle/Foot than other specialists in his area. He is affiliated with medical facilities such as Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai Beth Israel. He is accepting new patients and has indicated that he accepts telehealth appointments. Be sure to call ahead with Dr. Loshigian to book an appointment.
Accepting new patients
Dr. Michael Loshigian, DPM
Orthopedics
Mount Sinai Doctors - Stuyvesant TownNew York, NY 10009
518 E 20th St
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Would NOT recommend Dr L for foot surgery. He performed my bunion surgery June 2015. 1.)experienced excruciating vice-gripping pain after surgery bc bandages were too tight (huh?!) 2.)went bck to work over 2 mo ltr. Immedtly got stress fracture that ultimately healed incorrctly; needed major corrective surgery which took 2 YRS to accomplish! Spoke w/MANY ORTHOPEDIC surgns: bunion surgery had compromised mechanics of foot causing complictns. Now living w/permanent foot disabilities forever.
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- Office environment
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- Didn't explain conditions well
- Didn't trust the provider's decisions
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3DB in NY, NY – Apr 07, 2018
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had bunion surgery, total fiasco. It needs to be totally redone. I went to another doctor for a second opinion and a third, and all said the foot has to have surgery to repair what he did. Dr. Loshigian never looked at notes from my previous visit and would keep repeating the same instructions during my recuperation which lasted over 6 months...constantly saying the same thing each visit..
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2New York, NY – Oct 24, 2017
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Minimal waiting prior to appointments and he was very accessible to answer all of my questions while I recuperated from my procedure.
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2New York, NY – May 14, 2016
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Routinely kept waiting over 1 hour in the waiting room before being seen, with no explanation or even an acknowledgement of the delay. I have seen patients leave angry notes with the receptionist expressing their frustration with the delay. Also does not return patient phone calls.
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32New York, NY – Jan 15, 2016