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State DirectoryTwin River Podiatry - Timothy Kirk DPM
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- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 610-367-7000
Fax - 610-367-4559
- Address:
- 137 Montgomery Ave Ste 102 Boyertown, PA 19512
- Categories
- Physicians & Surgeons, Podiatrists, Medical Equipment & Supplies, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Podiatrists Equipment & Supplies
- Services / Products
- Treament for All Foot & Ankle Pain, Diabetic Footcare & Shoes, Bunions, Flatfeet, Treatment of All Foot & Ankle Pain, (Non-Surgical and Surgical), Corns, Treatment for Kids & Adults, Warts, House Calls, Adults And Children, Calluses, Podiatry, Surgery, New Patients Welcome, Painful Thick Nails, House Calls Available, Hammertoes, Heel Spurs, Adults and Children, Specializing In:, See Our Coupon
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General Info
Deriving all of Doylestown and surrounding areas Jerks County Bally; Erato; Bechtelsville; Grenville; Bethel; Birdsboro; Blandon; Bowers; Doylestown; Centerport; Dauberville; Douglassville; Earlville; Eshbach; Fleetwood; Geigertown; Hamburg; Hereford; Kempton; Kutztown; Leesport; Lenhartsville; Limekiln; Lyon Station; Maxatwny; Mertztown; Mohnton; Mohrsville; Monocacy Station; Morgantown; Mount Aetna; New Berlinville; Oley; Passmore; Pine Forge; Reading; Rehrersburg; Robesonia; Sharlesville; Shoemakersville; Stony Run; Strausstown; Temple; Topton; Virginville; Wernersville; Womelsdorf
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Reviews
04/24/13
I Highly recommend Dr. Kirk. He is personable and takes time to understand. He has helped with many foot problems among my whole family. He is very knowledgable.
09/18/12
Dr Kirk is a great person. I have been treated by him and he is very knowledgable and helpful. Regards Tom Benjamin
07/06/12
I've been a client at this location for several years. As a diabetic on Medicare, who had gone to other groups before, I can not say enough about this practice. Dr. Kirk and his staff are "old-fashioned practitioners." The patient is first and the care they give is always explained for the lay person to understand. Also, you never get that "you 15 minutes are up, and we have another patient to see" feeling.
