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Paul B Maloof, M.D.
Tidewater Orthopaedics
Orthopedics: Ankle & Foot
Williamsburg, Hampton
4.7
121 Ratings
50 Comments
Dr. Paul Maloof, M.D., board-certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, a foot and ankle doctor from Bergen County, New Jersey, joined Tidewater Orthopaedics in 2013. His choice to become an orthopaedic surgeon was inspired by a pediatrician, and his favorite part of his work is being able to change the quality of life of his patients in a very meaningful way.
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4.7
121 Ratings
50 Comments
Dr. Paul Maloof, M.D., board-certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, a foot and ankle doctor from Bergen County, New Jersey, joined Tidewater Orthopaedics in 2013. His choice to become an orthopaedic surgeon was inspired by a pediatrician, and his favorite part of his work is being able to change the quality of life of his patients in a very meaningful way.
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Hampton Office
901 Enterprise Parkway
Suite 900
Hampton, VA 23666
Suite 900
Hampton, VA 23666
Williamsburg Office
4037 Ironbound Road
Williamsburg, VA 23188
Williamsburg, VA 23188
Dr. Paul Maloof, M.D., board-certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, a foot and ankle doctor from Bergen County, New Jersey, joined Tidewater Orthopaedics in 2013. His choice to become an orthopaedic surgeon was inspired by a pediatrician, and his favorite part of his work is being able to change the quality of life of his patients in a very meaningful way.
Dr. Maloof began his path to orthopaedic surgery at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, where he completed his undergraduate work. After spending three years in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Dr. Maloof attended the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey for his medical doctorate and residency. While there, he served as administrative chief resident in one of the busiest Level I trauma centers on the east coast. Dr. Maloof then completed his fellowship training in foot and ankle surgery at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.
Dr. Maloof brings many advanced treatments to Tidewater Orthopaedics as the only full-time foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeon in the region specializing in complex and comprehensive foot and ankle care, both surgical and nonsurgical. He aims to treat his patients in the most conservative manner, reserving surgery only for cases when nonsurgical management is no longer an option.
Foot and ankle doctor, Paul B. Maloof, M.D., sees patients in Hampton, VA as well as Williamsburg, VA.
Our foot and ankle doctor, Dr. Maloof, performs foot and ankle procedures like total ankle replacement, ankle arthroscopy, bunion correction, deformity correction, flatfoot reconstruction, foot drop, traumatic injuries, achilles tendon repair, and hammertoe correction.
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Dr. Maloof is outstanding. He is very competent, caring, and conscientious. Great doctor-patient manner.
Very knowledgeable and professional.
Great doctor and very knowledgeable and helpful!
This is the only doctor that I know who gives a painless cortisone injection. Love him!
Very good visit answered my questions and was helpful will call back next month to schedule an appointment for surgery thanks
I had a great experience and work done. I highly recommend him
Very nice, explained what the cause of could be causing my ankle pain, took time to ask if I had any questions, also gave me information for myself so I could read more about my ankle condition. I am very pleased.
Dr. Maloof was very compassionate and understanding and genuinely seemed to care about my husbands foot issue when no other doctors did!
Not much help,
Is Dr Maloof always this angry? I sought reassurance from him about my ankle replacement. After 3 weeks in a cast and 2 weeks walking with a cane, I am still in about as much pain as I was before the surgery. Dr Maloof seemed offended even angry that I would seek reassurance and ask him to examine my ankle. I'm still hoping and trusting that the healing will finally come for me. Someone should remind Dr Maloof that patients are hurting and may occasionally need his time.