Dr. Ellen Anderson, D.P.M., attended the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham, now known as the University of Southern Maine, and Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, now known as Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. She was born and raised in Dover-Foxcroft, and after her residency, she moved back to Dover to go into private practice with her late husband, Dr. Mitchell Saunders.
Dr. Ellen Anderson, D.P.M., attended the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham, now known as the University of Southern Maine, and Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, now known as Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. She was born and raised in Dover-Foxcroft, and after her residency, she moved back to Dover to go into private practice with her late husband, Dr. Mitchell Saunders.
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Dr. Anderson is a very good podiatrist. She is kind and observant and listens well.
(5 days ago)
Jun-2026
She always does a Great Job
(1 week ago)
Jun-2026
She let's me know what is going on with my feet. She gives me great advise and she cares!
(3 weeks ago)
May-2026
Great doctor
(1 month ago)
May-2026
Patient, personable and takes the time to explain any issues.
(1 month ago)
May-2026
Fantastic, super person and doctor!!
(1 month ago)
Apr-2026
Excellent care.
(2 months ago)
Mar-2026
I had been to Dr. Anderson four years prior and after that visit said I never would go back. At that appointment she was more interested in telling me about a diet she had been on and went on and on about it instead of doing what I was there for which was for a toenail trim. My big toenails are veryv thick and tend to curve inward. She went too far onto the sides that she made both toenails bleed and it hurt.
This time she was better; however on my right big toe she hit what she said was a pocket under the nail and it would not stop bleeding. She tried everything, putting something on it with a qtip looking thing, then someylthing that resembled toothpaste, and finally wrapping it stating to keep the bandage on for the rest of the day and night. Shecwtapped my left foot big toe also, although I have no idea why. I have taken the wraps off and there is no bleeding this morning. She asked me to come back in 10 weeks and I made the appointment. If I have the samecresukt I will not return
(2 months ago)
Mar-2026
Outstanding as always
(2 months ago)
Mar-2026
Very knowledgeable kind, does a great job
(2 months ago)
Mar-2026
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Dexter Office
29 Church Street Dexter, ME 04930
Dr. Ellen Anderson, D.P.M., became interested in podiatry after witnessing the wonderful treatment that her mother and grandmother received from Nora Fanjoy, a practitioner in Dexter. She attended the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham, now known as the University of Southern Maine, and Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, now known as Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. She was born and raised in Dover-Foxcroft, and after her residency, she moved back to Dover to go into private practice with her late husband, Dr. Mitchell Saunders. She has three children and two grandsons. When not working, she enjoys traveling, hiking, and gardening.
Dr. Anderson is a very good podiatrist. She is kind and observant and listens well.
She always does a Great Job
She let's me know what is going on with my feet. She gives me great advise and she cares!
Great doctor
Patient, personable and takes the time to explain any issues.
Fantastic, super person and doctor!!
Excellent care.
I had been to Dr. Anderson four years prior and after that visit said I never would go back. At that appointment she was more interested in telling me about a diet she had been on and went on and on about it instead of doing what I was there for which was for a toenail trim. My big toenails are veryv thick and tend to curve inward. She went too far onto the sides that she made both toenails bleed and it hurt. This time she was better; however on my right big toe she hit what she said was a pocket under the nail and it would not stop bleeding. She tried everything, putting something on it with a qtip looking thing, then someylthing that resembled toothpaste, and finally wrapping it stating to keep the bandage on for the rest of the day and night. Shecwtapped my left foot big toe also, although I have no idea why. I have taken the wraps off and there is no bleeding this morning. She asked me to come back in 10 weeks and I made the appointment. If I have the samecresukt I will not return
Outstanding as always
Very knowledgeable kind, does a great job