I totally disagree with the previous post. Dr Galli was awesome. He spent time with me and explained my problem thoroughly. His staff couldn't have been more accommodating my busy schedule. He did surgery to correct my problem. I wish all my doctors could be as nice

Submitted Nov. 22, 2011

This doctor is a cool and smooth businessman. His staff is the rudest and most incompetent I have ever encountered. He must like it that way. One is kept waiting for a long time without explanation, also on the telephone, the person says "Just a second" and never comes back in four or five minutes which was enough waiting for me. He is a killer with a smooth smile.

Submitted Nov. 18, 2011

Funny, charming, puts you at east and tells some good stories. However none of this is what I'm going to see a doctor for. He spent all of ten minutes on my actual problem, asked almost no questions, and from what I can tell completely ignored other info I tried to give him. He showed me a few stretches (but didn't tell me how often or long to do them) and referred me to a PT. The PT was out of my insurance plan, and it's been a full week since I sent him a list of other PT's that are in my plan (which his office lost at first). I've called them repeatedly and I get absolutely no response back even when "he's standing right here, I'll have him call you back in a moment". Absolutely never returning. I wish I had read these reviews before taking my GP's word.

Submitted July 14, 2011

Submitted July 13, 2011

As one of the other posters wrote, he is a business man. I went to take care of a problem I had and he "prescribed" some medication, that I bought at his office. These medications did not help at all. I never met a doctor that sold his own medication to patients. Later I researched it and found these so called "medications" were not even to be used for my issue. I was very unhappy. He can be funny, even charming. But all in all, he is a businessman, looking out for himself and making a quick buck. Speaking of quick, he spent approx 10 minutes with me, if that. I would not recommend based on my experience. I needed to go to see someone else to take care of my issue.

Submitted Nov. 19, 2010

He is one of the WORST doctors. I was a new mom with HORRIBLE feet problem ad he did nothing to help except make orthotics and keep having me come back. His knowledge is unimpressive. He is VERY impressed with himself and it comes out in every appnt. His office staff fears him which might be why they are so unhelpful and rude. All in all he is one of the worst excuses for a health care provider. he is a business man.

Submitted May 10, 2010

I WAS SEVERLY INJURED WHILE IN NY I CALLED MY FL DOCTOR HE SAID CALL DR GALLI IDID AND IF IT WASNT FOR DR GALLI MY FEET COULD HAVE BEEN AMPUTATED I DONT KNOW WHERE SOME OF THESE PEOPLE GET OFF WRITING UGLY AND UNTRUE THINGS ABOUT DR GALLI HIS STAFF BENT OVER BACKWARDS TO HELP ME CALLED BACK WHEN PROMISED AND DR GALLI KNEW WHAT TO DO,IF YOU SAW HOW SOME OF PATIENTS TREATED THE STAFF NO WONDER THEY WOULD BE SURLY DR4 GALLI RUN A EXCELLENT OFFICE ALL DRS SHOULD BE SO PROFESSIONAL ALSO HE DIDNT KNOW ME FROM ATOM AND ILL REPEAT AGAIN IF IT WASNT FOR DR GALLI QUICK TREATMENT I MIGHT HAVE LOST BOTHT FEET HES THE BEST GOD BLESS DR GALLI

Submitted May 7, 2010

Submitted April 14, 2010

I wouldn't send my cat to Dr. Galli! He performed bunion surgery on me 19 years ago. During post-op physical therapy -- in his office. I noticed that my big toe was noticeably sticking out in the wrong direction. The PT did not notify Dr. Galli nor did the Dr. bother to take a look at my foot. After weeks of therapy, I insisted on seeing Dr. Galli. He immediately said that the "overcorrection" could only be remedied by redoing the surgery. After the second operation, the toe was marginally better but I was still in serious pain. Dr. G. said it would "take a while." I was not able to wear regular shoes for over a year and have suffered with pain in this foot ever since Dr. Galli's surgery. I recently saw a surgeon who told me my foot has sustained nerve damage (I have no sensation in the bunion area), a lot of scar tissue and of course, the toe sticks out in the wrong direction -- which deforms all of my shoes. I'm now facing surgery to correct Dr. Galli's mistakes.

Submitted Feb. 2, 2010

I have been a nurse for lots of years and would not have my daughters' seen by anyone but Dr. Galli. He is caring and very knowledgeable, and also extremely funny. My daughters' love him and he takes time to explain information. As teens they listen to what he says and follows the recommendations (amazing. He is right on for the treatment, and understands joint disorders. Great Doc.

Submitted Sept. 9, 2009