Ryan has been my go to for the last 5+ years evaluating and developing a treatment plan for my left…read morebka. His thoughtful expertise first figuring out what will work best to keep me comfortably vertical and then positively encouraging my return as best as I can to continue living a meaningful yet productive life. From the wonderful office staff experience to imo the finest prosthitist anywhere, this business is 5 star quality all around! Thank you!

Fans of Joe Shinall, C-Ped, who worked at Barnhart for several years, will be thrilled to know he…read morehas landed well at Artisan. Joe has worked with me steadily for two years as I underwent major foot reconstructive surgery. He's designed custom orthotics, necessary for someone with an extremely high arch, for healing. Then orthotics for post-healing. Then new orthotics when I developed sesamoiditis from overtraining. Joe's a magician when it comes to knowledge of the different materials, how to layer products to get the right padding in the right places for the right strike in your gait. As I've healed, I've counted on Joe as my partner as I get my feet back in shape to train again. His ability to craft something right in the shop while you wait is amazing. You walk in with a limp, you stride out with a smile. These days Joe spends part of his time in Eugene and part in Roseburg for Artisan. As a 71-year-old adventure athlete, I need the best feet for the work I do. Even though I face more procedures, I know that my feet will heal well and I will be back on the mountain in no time with Joe's help. If your feet hurt, don't suffer through the pain. You may be doing terrible damage to yourself right up to your hips and lower back. Custom orthotics may well make all the difference.

Dr Loveland and her staff were incredible! I have had many awful experiences with ingrown toenail…read moreremovals. They detailed exactly what was happening and made sure I was comfortable. They even got me in to see the doctor 20 minutes before my appointment. She discussed options so I actually had a say in my treatment. Even in a vulnerable state they treated me with dignity and compassion.

From the owner: Oregon Foot and Ankle Center offers podiatry services to the Eugene, Oregon area. We take foot and…read moreankle problems seriously, and our skilled staff is professional, yet compassionate. From routine checkups to orthotics and surgery, the Oregon Foot and Ankle Center is equipped to handle all your podiatric needs including: Diabetic foot care Hammertoes Heel spurs Injuries Plantar fasciitis Ingrown toenails Bunions, corns and calluses Lacey J. Loveland, DPM, is board-certified in foot surgery by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. Our podiatric clinic is licensed in the state of Oregon to provide routine care and surgical services and all members of our medical staff are Nationally Certified Medical Assistants. Emergency appointments are available and we strive to provide same-day appointments in most cases. For your convenience, we accept a variety of HMOs, PPOs, and other health plans. Visit our website for more information or call to find out about your specific plan. Take care of

Got a referral to here from Urgent care, and I'm very happy with my experience here today. The…read moreentire staff from front end to meeting with the MD Drew was awesome. Drew listened to my issues, and approached things conservatively. He said he was focused on treating the issue, not the symptoms. I'll have a follow up with him in a few weeks, but I really appreciate the approach to healing my foot. The space is clean, bright, and welcoming. 5/5 stars to all who work there.

They were very organized and no wait. Dr Pearson did an…read moreX-ray, an assessment, an injection. He did a clever adjustment to my existing orthotic. After one day, my foot feels great! It has been agonizing for 2 months. I was so tired of limping around!

Top things to know before you go: 1) Be prepared to spend…read more$1500+ 2) They do not/will not refund ANY of your money no matter what 3) Staff seem genuine if misguided They have you go through a whole fitting process and they make you buy 3 inserts plus accessories "for free". But you don't know how much it costs until they ring it all up. And maybe your feet/back/whatever felt better in the 20 steps you took in the store. But for me, that changed immediately. I was back within 48 hours to get re-sized or whatever you want to call it. Also I wanted to return my unused relaxers because FYI this whole system "requires" you to wear these things all the time. I don't and will not wear shoes every waking moment. So I asked to return them and get maybe $500 back (my package cost $1800+). Doesn't matter what you do or try to say, they won't give you money back. This policy is NOT advertised either before or during the whole purchase process. The small print on the receipt is carefully worded to avoid the word "refund". Everywhere else in the modern world offers refunds. This is by far the most ridiculous thing I've experienced. Had this been explained to me during the whole fitting, I would not have purchased them. I've been back three times to change mine out and I still have foot pain (originally came in for plantar fasciitis). Am very seriously considering a BBB complaint. I am lucky in that I have a medical reimbursement account to help with the costs of this waste of money. Maybe there are people out there that truly experienced relief of their problems with Good Feet but so far that seems few and far between. Staff, as I mentioned, are nice, soft spoken and seem as if they truly want to help whatever ails you. But it does not justify the rest.

I spent over $2,000 at this location in hopes of finding relief for debilitating foot pain and…read moreplantar fasciitis while waiting for a physician referral. I accept responsibility for not walking away from the price, but I was in significant pain and desperate for a solution. I was not informed of the no-return policy. While the staff were polite, the sales process felt high-pressure. After wearing the inserts, my condition worsened significantly. My foot pain increased, and I developed additional pain in my calves, hips, and throughout my body. I ultimately had to spend significantly more money seeking follow-up care because the product did not help and, in fact, made things worse. Only later did I learn that custom orthotics can be obtained locally through a podiatrist for approximately $350-$400 out of pocket and are actually covered by my insurance plan. I was able to get a referral from urgent care--information I didn't have at the time of purchase. When I returned to express that I was in severe pain and could no longer walk normally after several weeks of use, I received no support, adjustment, or solution. There are no returns, no accountability, and no assistance, even when the product did not work, and my condition deteriorated. This experience was shocking and disappointing. I strongly encourage others to do research and explore medical options before purchasing here. Oh, and as a side note, even with thick socks their inserts caused a weird itching! This company should be listed as unethical and registered with the Better Business Bureau.

Had bad experience with Summit Orthopedics in Eugene previously. Talked to scheduler and was…read moreassured that they wouldn't repeat. Submitted a prescription that called for diabetic shoes with a rocker sole. At 1st appointment ordered the shoes. Was told that after I approved the shoes, they would be sent out to insert rocker sole. At 2nd appointment, approved shoes, but was then told Summit Orthopedics wouldn't make me any rocker soles. This is the same bait and switch I got from the Eugene Summit. Must be a standard business practice. When I asked to speak to the person who told me that they would send them out to have rocker sole made, I was told "he's no longer available. I drove in from Scio for both appointments totaling more than 3 hours and over 130 miles. Not even an apology! Do not use Summit for any reason. Be wary of these dishonest people!

I had a previous good experience, however their practices have drastically changed. I've been…read moretrying to get a new orthotic now for 3-4 months. Summit tells me my insurance requires Dr.s notes, insurance (that I work for) says they don't need that or a referral. Insurance has even called them and told them so and doesn't understand why they're doing this. Additionally they are terrible at communicating any of this, the only way I get any updates is to call and inquire. Meanwhile my current brace is falling apart. Save your time and dignity and avoid this place if you can.

Cons: Dr has zero bedside manners, argumentative, degrading, won't listen, old fashioned "Dr. knows…read morebest", won't explain what he is doing or why he is doing it, grungy office (like...really grungy), overall rude person. Not helpful. My foot still hurts. Pros: Receptionist is nice Don't go to this clinic. I've seen him for years, this is his pattern.

The lady in the front is fantastic. She is full of energy and very friendly. Not so much for the…read moredoctor. Mckinney doesn't like suggestions and he is very old fashioned text book to the point. He tells me I'll have a bad foot the rest of my life. Then what's the point of keep coming back? He's not a very nice person. Talking to him is like talking to a brick wall. I'll not be going back.

I worked with Paul Yang DC. The care I received was not tailored to my physical condition (chronic…read morecondition) and an injury I received while in treatment. The subsequent care did not allow my injury to heal, and I did not get stronger/healthier. The program cost A LOT, and it did not achieve the intended results. Had we faced my reality and changed course of treatment, I might have had a better outcome. Also, the treatment cost so much more than it should have, in hindsight. Be careful!

I have facet joint arthropathy on my spine. It was my 2nd time there, a few days after my first…read morevisit when we went over why I was there. Anyway I walked into his room, he said hi and stand here, I stood there and he shoved my spine right where I'm injured and have a pinched nerve root. Felt like he punched me. I screamed, it hurt so bad... everyone heard me. He apologized hugely, looked at my spine and said it looks like I had a recent fall or injury. I didn't. He should of know how bad it was before he did this. I never went back and now I'm scared to go to any other chiros but I really need it. He injured me, I was in pain for a long time from that. Ugh