Brian P. Quinn, DPM

Dr. Quinn is awesome! I incorporated a lot of walking into my fitness routine and started getting blisters, calluses and some pain. Dr. Quinn is so thorough, knowledgeable, personable, nice, and gentle in his care. He takes the necessary time to give you his full attention, answer all your questions, and proactively give you tips for exercise and taking care of your feet. As someone into personal care, I never really thought about how to take care of my feet during exercise and take precautionary measures to avoid walking/running injuries. Now I am aware of the pressure I put on my feet with exercises and the proper footwear. He gives you more time than the average doctor nowadays, is such a friendly guy, and really appreciate his care and services. Thank you Dr. Quinn!

Dr. Quinn is hands down one of the best doctors I have met in my entire career as a nurse. He explains everything in detail, his extremely knowledgeable , awesome personality and he is so humble. I mean I can go on for days speaking highly of him. He treated my wart in my toe and I did not feel one thing. He has amazing hands. I have gone to one other podiatrist and nothing was really done for my wart he just scrapped it and said I had to come back. Dr. Quinn took a different approach. Thank you Dr. Quinn! You are my podiatrist for life !

Dr. Quinn is, hands down, the best doctor of any kind I have ever had. He is extremely professional, kind, and patient, not to mention the best at what he does. I visited four highly rated doctors before I met with Dr. Quinn. He is not a salesman, he is the real deal. Dr. Quinn is a brilliant doctor who sincerely cares about the well-being of his patients. Highly recommended.

I called Dr. Quinn's office with what I believed.to be an urgent matter. I asked if it were possible to be seen that very day and I was given an appointment for that day.

Dr. Quinn is kind, professional and knowledgeable. He listened to my concerns and asked questions. He gave me a thorough exam. I felt as if I was talking to a concerned friend who wanted to find the solution as soon as possible. I made the assumption it would be a rushed exam because they squeezed me in, but it wasn’t. I felt confident with his diagnosis.
I have good Dr.s but Dr. Quinn is definitely the best. He's genuinely concerned about my well being.

Dr Brian P Quinn was great at treating a fracture I had in my left toe. He was very knowledgeable about the condition and offered very useful tips which led to a smooth speedy recovery. I was referred to Dr. Quinn from Ny Presbyterian Hospital and I am glad I was.

-Angelo Jorge

Dr. Brian Quinn is amazing! He's patient, caring and takes the time to get to know his patients. He is also an athlete, so if you're a runner/triathlete looking for a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, I highly recommend Dr. Quinn!

Brian is kind, thoughtful and very professional. He has treated me for years and has always come through for me providing comfort and eliminating pain without narcotics. I highly recommend him and consider Brian to be My Friend.

Dr. Brian Quinn is awesome. I need to make an appointment for the other foot. Bunions surgery.

Brian Quinn not only was very helpful with accommodating my financial situation, he also completely cured my Plantar Fasciitis using wholesome remedies.

Great, personable and competent foot care specialist who gives excellent results. This guy’s a keeper!!!

Best Doc....helped me get back to running quickly and now pain free, also showed me exercises for strengthening and improving performance

Dr Quinn is the BEST of the BEST, very cmpasiion,,!!!very good doctor i like it very much

Although my direct interaction with Dr. Brian Quinn have been very positive there is a noted lack of follow up. I have seen Dr. Brian Quinn on 2 occasions. His diagnosis was calcaneal bursitis or in layman terms an inflammation of the heal. He cited the various possible treatments - an orthotic (heel cup), exercise, cortisone injection and rest. I followed his directions purchased a heel cup and daily performed exercises. There has been little improvement in my mobility. The condition is at times very painful with a burning sensation. On a Scale of 1 to 10 the pain fluctuates from 9 to 4. There has been no response. At my last visit I requested a referral for a physical therapist. I called his office the following day and spoke with his receptionist underscoring my request. Moreover, after leaving more than 3 messages on his voice mail I wrote a letter December 20 requesting a prescription for a physical therapist. There has been no response and it is now January 31. So is his staff merely incompetent or does he just have too many patients from his 3 offices (Fulton, 60th St and NYU) to provide adequate follow up?