Dr. Joseph Stuto

Dr. Joseph A. Stuto is my favorite doctor - the best! He is very thorough and knowledgeable. He know his stuff and gave me great medical advice. My child and I are both patients and I would recommend him to individuals of all ages. Great staff too- very friendly and helpful!

Dr. Stutto and his sons are awesome to my mom. The practice is very thorough and comprehensive. They even take x-rays in office. Lately we have seen Dr. M. Younas who is awesome in her own right. She has been a joy and comfort to mom and has always had an answer or found a solution to all of moms ills from her leg swelling to her fungus. She is also an expert at the maintenance and grooming of horrible feet. The receptionists are amazing, friendly and a joy to work with, they can always find you an available, convenient time to be seen. You're family when you go. Love this place!.

Dr Stuto is a caring, thorough and extremely knowledgeable doctor. I've been going to him for many years with various foot problems and he has helped to alleviate my pain and discomfort every time. His office is clean and his receptionists are friendly and helpful. I've recommended him highly to friends and family, all of whom have had excellent experiences with him, and will continue to use him in the future.

Waited an hour in my chair.. Dr took 2 patients before me and left me in the room. Also did not call 2 weeks earlier to tell me they had cancelled aprevous appointment.

I went to see Joseph A. Stuto, DPM (the son). While he worked on my feet, he put every effort into selling me products I did not want. No medical advice just the cost of the products. After my appt., I discovered that no one does the sonogram he prescribed. He cut around a corn that was hurting me the next day more than it had before seeing him. I called and the receptionist said he would call me back on these problems but he did not. I called two more times and he did not call me back. Moving on – very bad experience. Nickel and diming patients to buy products is just too tacky to take a doctor seriously – especially when everything he was pushing could be bought in a drug store for half the price.