My experience with Frank Galbraith and his office was horrible. I visited on August 13, 2015 after a large dolly was dropped on my foot and I'd been experiencing pain ever since. Although he said he saw an "old" fracture in my X-ray, he thought my pain had nothing to do with that incident and injected me with cortisone. I came back a week later with no improvement and in fact, more pain. Again, he insisted it had nothing to do with the dolly incident, but suddenly said my fracture looked "new." When I questioned him on the contradiction he became defensive and said I could just wear a walking boot if I thought that would help. His nurse came in with the boot and I specifically asked if that would be covered by my insurance. She said "yes." He wanted to see me a week later, but I canceled this appointment. I got a bill at the end of August showing both visits and saying I owed $101 that my insurance needed "toward my deductible." I wore the boot for a month and decided to get a second opinion with an orthopedic surgeon. Low and behold, neither the surgeon or the physicians assistant could even find a fracture! They saw a damage to one of my joint bones (it had become angular rather than round and this was causing the pain). I stopped wearing the boot as they said it would not help and as soon as I stopped wearing the boot, a nerve became pinched in my back! This caused more doctor visits. Fast forward to mid-October and I have received another bill from Frank Galbraith's office for $301. They claim that my insurance had not fully accessed before and now I owe more money. So not only was I injected with cortisone which made my pain worse, told I have a fracture when I don't, and told to wear a boot that threw out my back and incurred more problems, I now owe $301!