Dr. Michael James Scanlon

He was able to diagnose a hairline fracture in my toe that others overlooked (X-ray in house is great), but… when pain continued after healing, his answer was that it was all in my head and to push through it and get back to hiking as usual. Nope. I realized on my own that I had a locked joint (from being immobile so long) that needed P.T. I looked up a few at-home grip/splay exercises that remedied the issue completely. As a long distance hiker, I later needed help trying to find the source of an on-going problem. I reviewed all of my footwear with him. He told me I had already addressed and remedied the issue through my own footwear changes and that my brain was just remembering the old pain from months prior. Nope. Condition continued to worsen with further hiking. I grew tired of hearing my pain was all in my head and found another doctor. As a long distance hiker, I know the difference between strain and pain, but he seems to have a default setting that everything is the result of a “neural pain loop.” He was very nice, though… if only that was enough…

Very fond to earth. Took care of my problem fast.

Loved the care provided in office! So efficient by having xray right on site, and Dr. Scanlon was awesome! Was very informative but compassionate. So glad to have my pain relieved!

I’ve seen dr Scanlon for over a decade. Paid $50/ visit. He moved to UConn, i had a 5 minute appointment... and was billed $260. Looking for new dr now.

He knew what He was doing. Instant relief

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excellent doctor

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