Extremely poor bedside manner. Looking at some of his previous reviews I Greatly fear for the outcome of her surgery in the long term. Very disappointing

Almost 2 years after Dr. Miller fixed my toes, my toes are worse now than before surgery. I am seeing someone else to fix this mess.

Have had foot problems for years, genetics and not wearing proper footwear. Anyway Dr. Miller was very knowledgeable listened to the concerns I had. MRIs did not pick up my neuroma he was able to find the neuroma.

Dr miller has a horrible bed side manner. was by far the rudest dr I have ever met. I came in for a hammer toe which needs surgery and he suggested its all in my head and im fine he then decided to start shaving a callous off of my foot while pretty much calling me a liar the entire time. when my husband starting asking him about hia behaviour he tried to kick him out. then dr miller decided to stop what he was doing on my foot and kick us out. so we ask to speak to someone else and of course dr miller says he fixed my foot already. which is hilarious and if I could I would attach a picture of what he fixed. hes a liar and made me feel like he didnt care and that I was a liar which I have xrays and another dr saying what the problem is. so I would never recommend anyone going to him unless you wanna cry leaving.

Whatever is ailing you, I hope for everyones sake that Miller can quickly diagnose you. Because if he cant (and hes of subpar competency... not the worst, far from the best... so theres a decent chance he wont be able to help you), just be ready for a lecture on how youre either faking it or a waste of his time. Or both. He wont say he doesnt know; hell just insinuate youre the reason he doesnt know. As a medical professional myself, I found his level of patient care to be inappropriate and unprofessional. As someone who merely ended up in his patient room, I found his interpersonal skills to oscillate between defensive and outright rude.He likely helps a number of his patients manage their conditions just fine, but those are almost definitely patients with easy problems (gout, bunions, etc.) If you have an easy problem and dont mind someone being slightly rude, Miller is as good as anyone. However, if you think there is even a slight chance that you wont be the easiest patient to walk through Valley Bone and Joints doors that day, I would recommend you seek out care from someone else.