Foot clinic is closed permanently. Now a rentable venue. The new business looks exciting, however.read more

I can't begin to tell you how wonderful Dr. Pauers is…read more I came to him by a client of my dog walking company. I had surgery scheduled and it was the 23rd hour. Dr. Pauers staff managed to talk me off the proverbial ledge and got me in within a weeks time. It was the best appointment I've ever had. I was seeing another practitioner in Racine. I felt like this practice was a cafeteria without any personalized or special attention, and that I was simply a number. I don't feel this way with Dr. Pauers. Dr. Pauers took a long time to explain my condition at our first meeting. He didn't candy coat what was happening, yet he gave me hope that he could help me. Six months later, he has given me orthotics, cortisone shots and great stretching exercises to do. I love going to see him because he is such a wonderful Dr. Anyone who needs a podiatrist should look no further; he is exceptional.

Excellent focus and service. Especially as compared to my prior foot "specialist". I am hoping for…read morea long relationship with this practice.

From the owner: Advanced Foot and Ankle of Wisconsin was founded in 2006 with the premise to provide excellence in…read moreall aspects of foot and ankle care. Drawing from his experience in developing community podiatry offices in Racine and Beloit for the underprivileged, Dr. Michael Kokat ultimately chose to expand into Burlington, WI, which had a need for expert surgical podiatry services. After working with orthopedic surgeons and large podiatry groups in Milwaukee, Dr. Kokat felt he could provide exceptional service and value to his patients as an independent provider. His goal was to put the CARE back into patient care. In 2013, the company expanded into the Brookfield and Milwaukee area. It was clear that his service and dedication to patients was making a direct impact on the communities he served.

I cannot praise Dr. McCartan enough! Top notch surgeon! I'd been suffering with…read moreexcruciating pain in the balls of my feet for over 2 years. Very limiting for me and I like to stay quite active. I had seen another Dr. who did not help me at all; save for expensive inserts that did nothing for me. My Physical Therapist recommended my seeing him at Northwest Surgery Center. He is most knowledgeable and very kind. I could not believe how he knew exactly what was going on inside my feet! I was amazed by his knowledge and his caring manner! His staff is top notch. Nurses were wonderful! Any question or concerns were addressed completely for me. I had hammertoes also. We did the surgery on both feet, a day apart. Yes, there is some pain afterward, but I was kept very comfortable. Follow-ups were great too. My surgery was 5 months ago and I am so very pleased. I can walk barefoot and I hadn't done that for years. So, I sincerely highly recommend Dr. McCartan for your foot problems. He is "gifted" and I Thank him with all my heart!

Wow this place is awesome amazing Dr . It's only my 3rd day since bunion surgery. However very…read morelittle pain & after this right foot heals . Im doing the left one . The Dr & Staff are world class awesome! Thanks guys So very much for taking great care of me ! Also playing my favorite music & being so kind as well!

I saw Dr. Amiot in the Oak Creek office for overpronation of my feet. He was with me for about 5…read moreminutes, just enough time for me to tell him i had foot pain and to take an impression for orthodics with foam. Never asked any further questions and advised my orthotics would be ready in 4 weeks. When they came in they were just flimsy foam pads like I had bought at Target. That time, I did not see Dr. Amiot but an assistant. The orthodics were too big for my shoes and so the assistant cut them down with a scissors to fit. They do nothing for my problem. I was told to come back in a month. I found Dr. Amiot very aloof and unfriendly, as was the girl at the desk. I would never go back to that office nor to Dr. Amiot.

I had gotten to the point of not being able to put my left sock on myself due to hip pain. I had…read morebeen an active walker, averaging between four and five miles a day for the last thirty years. Now, however, my hip prevented me from walking almost any distance. My general practitioner recommended I see Dr. Kehoe at Aspen Orthopedics. Dr. Kehoe recommended Dr. Printz for my hip replacement surgery. Since you're reading these reviews, you probably are trying to find a good Orthopedic surgeon. I'd say look no further than Dr. Printz. As far as I'm concerned, he could not have done a better job on my surgery. I'm back to walking three miles a day, six weeks after surgery. I still have a little achiness and swelling, but that's getting better every week. So, if you've got hip pain get it fixed by Dr. Printz ASAP, don't let yourself suffer. Dr. Printz did an excellent job communicating with me and addressing all of my questions. Also, a shout-out to Holly, the doctor's administrative assistant, for giving me sound advice and getting me an earlier surgery date from someone who canceled out. Thanks to everyone at Aspen Orthopedics, especially the New Berlin location, for getting back to being my old self again.

Be careful if you are going to this place or any foot specialist without any knowledge of how your…read morebody works biomechanically. I sent my brother to them after having a traumatic R leg injury that caused him to lose about a half inch of leg length in the hopes that they could measure his leg length and create a custom lift (not orthotic) to make up for the discrepancy that he will never be able to fix from the accident. That is ALL. Any pronation or supination issues that have developed because of his unfortunate loss in leg length since the accident or even before the accident are fixable through massage and corrective exercises everyone. So Dr. Guhl proceeded to basically tell my brother how his whole lower body was going to break down including needing hip replacements in the coming years if he did not get orthotics in both shoes to support the changes that have occurred to his feet (because he also fractured both hip sockets in the accident and did not get them cemented by the surgeon per my suggestion in order to reduce the risk of needing hip replacements due to arthritis, which i fully believe he would have needed at a young age had they been cemented instead of allowed to naturally heal like they did). The thing is, our feet and the muscles in our legs are meant to be a natural shock system for our body (look up the Windlass mechanism if you don't believe me) Putting orthotics in shoes in order to correct an imbalance that he was not born with, but instead adapted to, is exactly what will cause further breakdown of his joints. She even went so far as to tell a 24 year old kid that he cannot do anymore high impact activities, including jogging, until he gets the orthotics to support his feet properly. I know everybody has heard of the phrase "if you don't use it you lose it", well using orthotics for something that your body was meant to do, a.k.a. windlass mechanism, means that your body no longer has to use that shock system in order to support its joints. So by prescribing orthotics to my brother instead of just giving him a lift to even out his leg length and correct for something that he will never be able to fix, she is effectively taking away his body's ability to correct for itself and forcing it to rely on orthotics until the day he dies. So if you're looking to rely on orthotics for the rest of your life to replace a system that your body was naturally born with in order to support your joints then this is the place for you! Otherwise, I recommend having the foot specialist correct imbalance that is not fixable via exercise and hard work (i.e. a leg length discrepancy from literally getting parts of your shin bone taken out of your leg or a shorter femur from birth) and leave the rest to yourself and a massage therapist/personal trainer/ PT who is trained in that sort of work. Also, as another heads up, most leg length discrepancy's are due to misaligned hips or foot injuries that have gone unsolved....those are not something that an orthotic needs to be "relied on" for. Now after saying that I just want to clarify the Dr. Guhl is not a bad person. She is clearly just doing what she has been trained in and she believes that all foot imbalances and hip issues can be corrected with an orthotic. If you are the kind of person that just wants a quick fix and does not want to put in the hard work, time, and money to fix the source of the issue then orthotics are definitely the right option. I am just here to tell you that there is another option besides orthotics, which she did not educate my brother about AT ALL! He called me all excited that she had figured out how his foot was so imbalanced from just wearing the one orthotic that he had previously been prescribed and told him how everything was just going to get worse until he put orthotics in both shoes. My advice is to be skeptical when somebody only gives you one option out. The purpose of this post is to educate everybody who reads it, including Dr. Guhl, and to hopefully provide people with the awareness that some things in the body can never be reversed (leg length discrepancy from a loss of bone) and will need a lift. And some people (very minimal amount) are born with a foot deformity that will require a proper orthotic to make up for what was never there. If you do not feel like you are one of those people, then I want you to strongly consider not getting orthotics because I want the best for you just like Dr. Guhl does!

I visited with Dr. David Guhl on 7/6/20. He took a toenail biopsy and said that he would get back…read moreto me within a week or so and then we would move on to the next step. It's been two months and I haven't heard anything from his office. I called after two weeks and left a message but didn't get a call back. The day of the appointment I registered for their online health file and while it shows my appointment, there's nothing else on it. Dr. Guhl was a nice enough guy and seems competent but a business is only as good as your weakest link and I assume that there's a problem at the front desk. I wouldn't have written a review but I just got a second notice for my share of the bill which comes to $382. I complained to my insurance company but of course they paid it. This is a tough time for small businesses; you need to stand behind your service.

Very good place. My foot was the receiver of a needle and the nurse held my hand. It did not hurt…read moreand I faked the need for a hand holding. My foot is better and now I want to dance the rumba but I do not know how. The check in people were cordial and succinct. Could have used a pin ball machine in the lobby. I would not have turned down a sprecher root beer to assuage my potent thirst. Would go there again but at 81, its a coin flip. The Brewers are now 7-2.

more than 3 years with a toe nail that kept growing black. I used many meds none of them worked…read more Ivelisse did a treatment. I will be able to wear sandals this summer!!! Great docto, very nice staff!!!

Horrible place. They make you pay a booking fee and the people who answer the phone are clearly in…read moreIndia. WTF? Getting my money back!