Outstanding care. Thoughtful. Trustworthy!…read more I have been coming here for over five years and have consistently had a great experience with Dr. Brooke Dix. She truly takes her time with each visit. She is not the type of doctor who rushes through an appointment in ten minutes just to move on to the next patient. She listens carefully, answers questions clearly, and makes sure you understand the plan before you leave. What also stands out is her range of expertise. She does not only treat foot issues. She has strong knowledge in areas like dermatology and shows real passion for figuring out other underlying medical concerns. She looks beyond the obvious and focuses on your overall health. Most importantly, the treatment works. My issues have improved and I feel confident in the care I receive. If you are looking for a knowledgeable and attentive doctor who actually spends time with you and thinks broadly about your health, I highly recommend Dr. Dix.

Dr. Dix does an excellent job dealing with my ingrown toenails when she shows up but the important…read moreword is WHEN. Twice I had appointments with her and she didn't show up. I will never make an appointment with her again. She is unreliable and has no concern for her patients.

I had a great experience with Kin Foot & Ankle and Dr. Ishibashi for a sports related injury that…read morecame back to haunt me from my past. I played competitive basketball growing up and sprained my right ankle constantly. I taped it, rested a few days, and kept playing. I never did proper rehab, so that ankle always felt a little loose and weak over the years. I'm 34 now and training for a marathon. Once my weekly mileage increased, the old injury started showing up during runs. Around mile three or four I would feel a sharp pulling pain along the outside of my ankle that wrapped into my heel. After longer runs my ankle would swell and feel stiff. Walking downstairs felt unstable and I caught myself limping a few times. I had to cut a couple runs short because my stride felt off. I booked an appointment because I wanted to take care of it before it turned into something bigger. Dr. Ishibashi was incredibly thorough from the first visit. She asked about my full sports history, my old basketball injuries, my training schedule, and exactly when the pain showed up. She examined my ankle stability, watched how I moved, and explained how years of repeat sprains led to chronic instability and tendon irritation once I increased my running volume. Her approach focused on getting me back to running safely. She created a clear recovery plan with bracing, targeted strengthening, and physical therapy to build support around the ankle. Everything felt personalized to an active lifestyle and long distance training. The clinic itself is beautiful and very clean. The facilities feel modern and well equipped. The staff is friendly and organized, and appointments always run smoothly. Dr. Ishibashi is attentive, patient, and easy to talk to. She listens closely and answers every question. I always felt supported and cared for. A few months later, I'm back to consistent marathon training with steady mileage and no swelling or pain. If you're dealing with a foot or ankle sports injury, running related pain, or lingering issues from old athletic wear and tear, I highly recommend Dr. Ishibashi and Kin Foot & Ankle.

Highly recommend! I found Dr. Ishibashi online when searching for a podiatrist to help an ingrown…read moretoenail I was struggling with, and I'm really pleased with the service I received! She was very caring during the procedure and the aftercare instructions/treatment were helpful! I had a couple checkups following the procedure and she was always very kind - making sure to be diligent and thoughtful. The office was also very calm and welcoming!

I'm glad that I found Dr. Adams!…read more He's super attentive, approachable, caring, and informative. He took the time to listen to my problem.

William Adams was kind to work with. However, he gave me bad advice about my injury. I feel like I…read morewasted time and money going to his care and should have just visited Physical Therapy from the beginning. I am glad I listened to my gut and disregarded his advice, but could have saved myself some money as these doctors charge so much per appointment.

Dr Cohen removed a plantar wart from my foot, I was 5 weeks postpartum when he performed the…read moresurgery and I was quite nervous about it but it was a very quick and easy procedure and Doc did a really great job at calming my nerves and making sure I have a quick recovery. Overall doc, the staff, Samantha are super fun and easy to work with. I totally recommend!!!

Outstanding! Found myself needing to visit a podiatrist after suffering a dislocated toe (same toe…read moremultiple times during Covid). I searched Yelp and NextDoor and ended up with Dr. Cohen. I was NOT disappointed. His staff was welcoming and easy to work with. He had an xray machine right in his office so it took just minutes to see what was going on with my toe. Dr. Cohen was very attentive, listened to my complaints and we came up with a good rehab solution. I would highly recommend if you are in need of excellent care. If you like mediocre care there are plenty of those on Yelp to choose from as well.

I went there while training for a full marathon and experiencing some pain in my ankle/shin…read more Knowing that my health insurance is set up so that I have to pay out of pocket up to a $5k deductible, I was fairly conscious of what the cost would be. To start with, Dr. Lehnert was very knowledgeable about runners and what I was experiencing. I felt very confident in his work. While my experience with Dr. Lehnert was very pleasant and he diagnosed the problem - my experience with getting the bill ruined it all. Dr. Lehnert wanted to check the tissue or blood vessels or something on the spot - so he grabbed a little dinky ultrasound machine to look at my ankle for less than 30 seconds. That ultrasound was billed to me at $375. When that didn't show any problems, he recommended I get an MRI. I was fairly concerned about the cost and asked the staff how much it would cost, knowing that if it was very expensive I would go somewhere else and not to where they recommended me. I was told by Dr. Lehnert's assistant "no more than a few hundred dollars." That puppy was billed to me well over $1,100, with my insurance reducing my out-of-pocket liability to around $670. In the end my total bill was over ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Next time I will be more aggressive when asking for prices on procedures, as I am the one paying the bill, not some uninterested assistant. Super disappointing for a positive enough experience with Dr. Lehnert.

Dr. Lehnert expertly treated my husband's foot problems allowing him to really be able to walk well…read moreagain. Staff seemed friendly enough. Dr. Lehnert certainly is. Doesn't seem to jump on the surgery bandwagon which is appreciated. Felt the orthotics were expensive, but don't have another place to compare them with.

If I could award 6 stars, I would, Dr. Wong is simply THE BEST! She was able to solve my foot…read moreproblem almost instantaneously. Tony Elshout

Thorough and professional. Cares about your health history and making changes to correct/ control…read moreissues

Dr Ratcliff helped my plantar fasciitis out and gave my foot so much relief in a matter of weeks! I…read morehad been dealing with it for almost 7 months before I finally got help. I tried new shoes, better insoles, massage rollers and nothing worked. He used a shock wave type of therapy on my heel and after 3-4 session I felt a noticeable difference! I am a speed coach so being on my feet is my job and to be able to no longer hold back running with the kids I work with is amazing!! I definitely recommend!!

Their office was able to get me in immediately for a seemly minor issue that could have been…read moredevastating to my immunocompromised daughter. They took the time to understand the gravity of the situation and took action. Deeply grateful!!

I was seen by Saxena two years ago. Before I saw him I was warned about how he treated his…read morepatients. For my feet pain, he recommended shockwave therapy, which did not work at all and I had to pay 100% out of pocket. For my second and third visits, he did not even show up to see how I was doing. I'm surprised he can survive this long.

In October 2022, I suffered an Achilles tendon rupture and was referred to Dr. Saxena by my family…read moredoctor. I underwent surgery on October 26th. Unfortunately, from December 5th onwards, I experienced significant complications. My left foot swelled, and the wound continued to have discharge for three months, with unabsorbed stitches appearing every month. I was very worried about my condition, but Dr. Saxena showed no concern or interest in my situation. He just simply advised me to clean my wound at home using Alcohol Pre pad every night, and told me this tendon recovery normally need to take 5-6 months. In February, I requested a referral to the Stanford Advance Wound Care, but Dr. Saxena refused to provide it. I was extremely disappointed and felt that he lacked medical ethics. Dr. Saxena seemed more interested in promoting his surgical skills and reputation than providing quality care to his patients. He frequently mentioned that he performed the most surgeries in the Bay Area and that my case was only 1% of his many operations. This dismissive attitude made me feel very unsupported during my recovery. Additionally, when I expressed an interest in learning more about Achilles tendon surgery, Dr. Saxena repeatedly directed me to his website rather than taking the time to explain the procedure to me himself. In summary, I found Dr. Saxena to be a doctor who prioritized surgery over patient care. If given the chance, I would never seek his services again. Thankfully, I was able to find a second doctor at a different wound care clinic who was able to help me with my chronic wound without needing a referral.

Tried to get an appointment for a "painful foot problem" and was given an appointment almost seven…read moreweeks after phone call. When I expressed concern, I was told that I would be contacted "...if anything earlier came up". No call. More pain... A week later I called back and complained and was told that Dr. Naylor would see me in another week. By a resentful clerk in his office. Told me I was being "unreasonable" and that my concern was "unacceptable". I am a PAMF patient for 20 years and have come to expect better service than this. Have since scheduled for appointment with another Podiatrist who was happy to see me same day. Pain relieved, problem solved.

Dr naylor is the best! He performed two surgeries on my leg after a surfing incident…read more The reviews saying he's weird make me sad...he is such a fun loving guy with silly mannerisms. Thought it made him relatable. Anyway...it's been 5 years Dr Nay - sometimes my ankle hurts so let me know how to fix that