I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Nettesheim. Chemotherapy had done quite a bit of damage to my…read morefeet. Dr. Nettesheim was very professional, patient and kind. I felt he truly wanted to help me and he was very sympathetic. I highly recommend this practice and credit him for my heathly feet.

I would highly recommend Dr. Richard Wittock. His staff is very…read morefriendly , helpful, and professional. I have never had to wait to make an appointment I needed. I have always been called in on time. My toes are now as good as new.

They laughed at me and my issues. Didn't take my frostbite toe seriously. Didn't listen to my…read moreconcerns.

I had chronic problems with plantar fasciitis with both feet. I saw different physicians over the…read moreyears and tried several therapies (steroid injections, PT, custom orthotics, even surgery) with little relief. Then I saw Dr. Frank. Dr. Frank reviewed all my previous therapies and listened to my concerns. He decided to try a steroid injection, even though I told him previous injections didn't help. He did the steroid injection differently, using ultrasound to guide the steroid along the inflamed plantar tendon. This injection took away my pain. The injection lasted approx 8 months. Symptoms started to return and I saw Dr. Frank again. He did another injection. Boom! After a week, no more discomfort! That was 2 years ago. I haven't needed treatment since. I love Dr. Frank! Also, his staff is very kind and professional. I don't remember waiting very long to see him.

Dr. Frank was awful. He was very impatient with my questions on numerous visits and told me that…read moreone of my conditions was untreatable and I'd just have to live with the pain. I went to another podiatrist who explained the condition to me and offered several solutions. I promptly canceled my next Dr Frank appointment and will never go back.

Great doctors and courteous and friendly staff. Would recommend this office to any family or…read morefriends.

Dr. Besselman is great, staff is friendly and helpful. Dr. Speaks at a level you can understand…read moreand makes sure you understand your options. Very personable. Love her.

Dr Spitzfaden replaced both my knees. The quality of his work is excellent. The office is run by…read moreefficient people.

Dr. Spitzfaden is a great Orthopedic surgeon. Just finished my right total knee replacement and…read moreI've had GREAT RESULTS at St. Luke's hospital in St. Louis, MO. I strongly recommend!

If you were looking for a foot and ankle specialist, look no further than Horizon Foot and Ankle on…read morethe side of Saint Mary's Hospital at 6400 Clayton Rd. The staff is efficient. The office made sure that everything was running on time, and it was apparent that the staff was super friendly, especially Camm. I was very pleased with the care I received from Dr. Button, who reviewed my x-rays and explained exactly what I needed to do to improve my pain issue. Looking forward to following up with this office in the future.

I am a lifelong endurance athlete, and I was a patient at Optimal Performance Center twice in the…read morelast 10 years. Both times for injuries affecting my training and daily activities (e.g., ability to walk, work, etc. - let alone race). To me it is important to share: This practice crossed very serious ethical and professional boundaries during the course of my care. When I raised concerns in an attempt to resolve the issues, my concerns were not addressed. The issues persisted and in fact escalated. Rather than addressing any of this, OPC instead terminated my care. Following termination, I dealt with repeated contact and inappropriate behavior from individuals associated with the practice, actions which were intrusive and extremely distressing. All of this significantly affected my sense of safety and well-being and continues to do so. Patients enter clinical care expecting professionalism, boundaries, ethical conduct, and accountability. Those standards were certainly not upheld. I have had great experiences at many other practices across the St. Louis region. I cannot more strongly recommend that patients look elsewhere.

UPDATE: let me first start by saying I am still a patient. That being said, you need to be prepared…read morefor borderline absurd waiting. I am extraordinarily busy so I try to get his earliest appointments, often scheduling 6 weeks in advance to make sure I'm the first person. The only reason I'm writing this review is I'm at my 7:20am appointment and it's 7:42 and he still has a patient ahead of me. Targeting About a 30 -40 minute wait time. Again, my time was 720am. I'm supposed to be home feeding my.little girl who has down syndrome. My wife has waited as long as 2 hrs past her time. Again, we are still patients. The wait is worth it as our issues are getting resolved health wise, but you'll want to plan ahead like bring a book like war and peace or build a house while waiting or I don't know solve time travel. You'll have time for all of those.

I had a complete knee replacement. This was the scariest thing I have ever done. In hindsight, I…read moreneed not have worried. Doctor Nunley and his crew made it smooth and easy for me. As a teacher, I wanted to use my summer break to recover. Dr. Nunley made that happen. He and his team were well equipped to handle all my questions and nerves. I have really enjoyed the daily pep texts I get. These texts offered encouragement, suggestions, and also responded to any questions I asked immediately. Obviously, these texts were AI, but they were great. I will be recommending him to anyone who needs an orthopedic surgeon.

Dr. Nunley convinced me that I needed a total hip replacement at age 37. I had an L5 compression…read morefracture that I kept questioning whether that was the cause of my problems . He said it definitely was the hip. He went in and replaced my entire right hip. I was in so much pain following the surgery they did a CAT scan to make sure that everything was okay. For the next year I was on a walker or crutches unable to walk without assistance. The pain in my hip was excruciating. He had aggravated the L5 doing the hip replacement. When I talked to him about the pain, he said that I had to get my L5 fix because that was the problem. This guy is a con artist. He wanted a body on the table to work on. He assured me that I would be running circles around myself in 3 weeks, not only was I on crutches and a walker for the next year, but it also clogged my abdominal aortic graft. This ruined my chances of being a professional pilot which I was going to school for. And lost my second class medical. I told him that I did not want to do the surgery if there was any chance that that could be clogged. He assured me that I would be fine because of how young I was and how active and in shape I was. Needless to say, it's clogged and is not repairable. I caution you to get a second opinion before having anything done by this guy. I still am experiencing problems to this day with the hip. I have almost no range of motion, and extreme pain directly under the incision. I have also complained about my right leg feeling shorter than the left since the surgery was done. Another doctor in his office said she saw no reason for me to have a hip replacement anytime soon, and when I expressed my concern to Dr. Nunley he said that it definitely needed to be done and he and his fellow talked me into doing it. When you're in severe pain. You will do anything to try and get out of it. Especially when you think you can trust a doctor. Update as of 8/5/17....my pain is still bad in my hip. I've been to physical therapy and nothing has helped. He had the audacity after all of this to send me a long term follow up study so he can get published. Update as of 10/20/2018 . At 42 years old I still cannot Set for more than an hour driving before I get excruciating pain in my hip. There is nothing that can be done to fix it as I have been to multiple Doctors at Emory University to try and rectify this problem. Because of Ryan Nunleys Botched surgery in which he fractured my hip and then lied about it ... and I didn't find out about it until I had to have a nother bypass surgery as a result of a surgery to repair the clot that he caused... and I read it in CT summaries that there was indeed a fracture. I had question him about this the day after the surgery after a cat scan and he said that it was not fractured. This guy is a liar, and all you are as a body on the table to him. Get a second opinion ! Do not use the surgeon for anything! Update as of 7/1/19.... So... it turns out Mr. Wizard put in a hip replacement that is 2 sizes too small. This is verified by Mayo clinic in Jacksonville Florida. Because of the vascular issues caused by Dr. Nunley nunley, I am unable to have a surgery to repair it.... Furthermore... I kept telling him that my right leg was shorter than my left after the surgery. He swore up-and-down that it was not...turns out according to Mayo Clinic Jacksonville, it is. This butcher took a guy who was active, a pilot, and happy with his life and permanently turned it upside down! On going permanent hip pain compliments of Ryan Nunley.....not a day goes by I dont think about what this narcissistic doctor took from me! 03/20/26 I wish I could post a video of how I walk now and all the limitations caused by Nunleys botched surgery!!!!! He took my strong dominant leg and made it virtually useless. With all of the side effects of not putting me on a platelet blocker to prevent clotting which occluded my abdominal aorto bi illac bypass after breaking my pelvis.