Jeffrey A. Senall, MD

I’m in more pain since surgery. I’m disabled since surgery: I can’t walk normally. I can’t wear a shoe. I can’t do what I did before he “repaired” a torn tendon. I need another surgery to fix his work. Find someone who doesn’t hide behind 3 layers of staff. He disregarded my complaints of pain. When he finally ordered an MRI, I found out the tendon is still torn.

Four months post-surgery and I am in more pain and more disabled than before surgery. I can’t wear shoes. I can’t walk on uneven surfaces. I can’t walk normally. I am in constant pain. Finally, after 3 months of constant complaints he ordered an MRI to see what was going on even though I complained all along that something was not right. Turns out the tendon is still torn. This recovery was brutal and now I have to do it again. I have to have another surgery (different surgeon) to repair the tendon he supposedly fixed. Take my advice, find a surgeon who responds to your calls and messages. Find a surgeon who listens to your complaints of extreme and continued pain. Find a surgeon who will repair the damage the first time.

I have had foot issues my entire adult life. Dr. Senall was excellent if listening, testing and recommending the recent surgery that I had. My large too (hallux) had severe arthritis develop and I also had pain from a Morton's neruoma. After one month, I am pain free and today, almost 5 months later, walking normally and hope to get back to enjoying golf this spring and summer.

Ankle fusion was successful.

Did not explain condition. Used medical terminology that was difficult to understand. Was rude and pretty much threatened me with physical therapy. Would not recommend.

I have a daughter who is an elite athlete who has achilles tendonitis and we went and saw dr senall and he was great with her. He understood that she wants to get back to training as soon as possible and doesnt like taking time off. He was excellant!!!!