Sports Podiatry Resource / Michael Robinson, DPM

Katie D

I've seen Dr. Robinson for a bunion that required surgery and custom orthotics. He's pleasant, thorough, and has a sense of humor (something necessary when you deal with that many feet, I guess). He even took time out of his Thanksgiving to advise me on a recent Jones fracture.

Kate Williamson

My internist referred me to Dr. Robinson because of hip and back pain resulting from repetitive stress exercise and a slight difference in leg length. The orthodics he gave me have been an instrumental part my recovery. I wish I’d gone to him sooner! He’s kind, caring and very professional. I can now walk long distances and stand for long periods of time painlessly. I highly recommend him!

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First, ignore Marco's 1 star review. In our experience he always takes insurance and you can always do a co-pay with cash. Dr. Robinson is phenomenal. He diagnosed my achilles tendonitis partly as being due to a difference in leg lengths, which other podiatrists had missed. He then prescribed orthotics for me which took this into account and my plantar fasciitis and a.t. are greatly improved. When I needed orthotics for a pair of dance shoes and the usual hard orthotics wouldn't fit, he used a different style that did. His office is efficient are rarely keeps me waiting, and often will take me early. His list of famous patients is very impressive, but perhaps most important is that he is a sports podiatrist, so he won't say "if some activity hurts, don't do it". He may suggest slowing down -- run less far and gradually build up. He's a good listener and pays attention to his patients' needs and is genuinely interested in their interests.

Marco Aguirre

The only problem with this doctor is that he ask you for credit card numbers and despite of you have medical insurance he never going to attend you, that's is a insult to me and my medical insurance... I don't think so he is doing the right thing.