Dr. Robert Francis Linn, MD

Again my office visit was fantastic, from the office staff to the Dr. his explanation of the findings was very thorough, lastly he asked if I have any questions, I did have a few, but the way he went over everything really didn't require question after question. If you're having feet issues please go see Dr. Linn, trust me your feet will thank you ??.

"don't go unless you want to wait well over an hour! i don't care that the doctor gives as much time as needed to each patient...that is a good thing, but to have to wait and wait and wait? my time is not important? the staff could at least give patients a courtesy call to tell them they are running late. then patients can go about doing something else except sit on their butt and show up later and not have to wait in the waiting room only to WAIT AGAIN (another hour) in an exam room. NO WONDER THEY HAVE SO MANY SIGNS IN THE LOBBY ABOUT BEING A MEAN PERSON OR NOT BEING HAPPY...they must get a lot of angry patients who feel their time is valuable too. we are not getting paid while waiting, but the more dr. linn and his staff book, the more money in his pocket. no conscience about how long patients wait. i wonder if they would like that done to them over and over?"

I saw the other reviews that he runs late, however this is because he takes his time and explains your condition, what it means, how to try to heal or take care of it and any exercises that can be done at home to help repair the injury. My husband is diabetic and I appreciate the time he took with him and explained how diabetes affects the feet and how to take of himself so he doesn't end up loosing any toes/feet.

Found him and his staff very professional waited maybe 45 min. He is very personable and well educated.

I don't know how the other reviewer found the office to be dirty. When I went recently, it was clean. I also waited no more than five minutes before I was called in to the office to be seen. Perhaps it was a crowded day and people need to understand that Medicare requires doctors to schedule patients at 10 minute intervals. If a patient takes more time than 10 minutes, which is not usually enough time, he doctor is going to run late. That is not the doctor's fault. Blame it on Medicare.

This doctor is constantly late. We're talking anywhere from an hour to two hours behind schedule. Diagnosis all over the place. This couple with the poor dirty conditions of these offices are questionable.