I had a great experience with Dr. Kaas. She was professional, knowledgeable, and took the time to…read moreexplain everything clearly. The staff was so friendly, and the office was clean and well-organized. I felt comfortable and well cared for throughout my visit. Highly recommend!

I have no issues at all with Dr. Kaas. I like her, she's incredibly kind and compassionate, and a…read moregood doctor. But for the last three visits, I was taken into a room 15-20 minutes late with no explanation. My appointment should take no more than 15-20 minutes. If I had not left 45 minutes later on my own, I don't know how long I would have sat in that room waiting for the PA. Today I had a 9:15 AM appointment. I waited 20 minutes after my appointment time to be put in a room finally at 9:35 AM, . Once in the room, I waited an additional 15 minutes for the doctor to come in. When Dr. Kaas came in, and she explained she was held up for personal reasons. I then waited for the PA to come in to finish the visit and she did not show up at all. I waited another 20 minutes and I decided to leave. I am 67 years old and have NEVER left a doctor's office in my life. I told the front desk why I left. Five minutes after leaving, I received a phone call from the PA who told me they were short staffed. She invited me to come in today at my convenience to complete the treatment, but I could not. I will not be returning to this practice. This all could have been avoided by a kind explanation at any point in time while I was in the office.

I can't decide whom I like more...Dr. Ryan or Dr. Kaas. Both are absolutely fantastic! They take…read morethe time to explain what exactly is wrong, give you all the possible options and always respect your choice (and input). My family and I have had NUMEROUS injuries to our ankles; all of which requiring various degrees of treatment (I.e soft casts, hard casts and surgeries). Through each procedure(s) both doctors were easy to reach, considerate of my time and kind. I sincerely could not recommend a better set of doctors.

Dr. Ryan is the BEST! He takes time to listen to you concerns and made me feel comfortable…read morethroughout the entire procedure. My toe nail was coming off and I didn't know what to do. His office staff were sweet enough to give me his next available appointment. Check in was super easy. No wait times and seen immediately. Check out was equally easy as well. No need to keep looking for a podiatrist. Dr. Ryan is your man!

Dr. Shabazz is pleasant and immediately makes you feel comfortable. He know his stuff and listens…read moreto the patient. Then makes recommendations from which you can choose. And excellent doctor!

I'm not sure what to say about the Dr He is a podiatrist…read moreI had the most common problem "Plantar Fasciitis" and he couldn't figure it out! He did my xray - nothing could be soon so he wrote me a MRI I'm happy I didn't go for it and showed it to my physician who just by listening to me told me the issue! He is a nice guy and takes enough time to talk but sorry boss !!

I am happy with Dr. Barry Saffren and his treatment of a cyst on my foot. However, I just went for…read morea followup appt which I made a month ago and they had no record of it. My husband had a bad experience with orthotics. He had to pay because the bill was submitted wrong and the orthotics fell apart after a year!

Attempted to make an appointment and was not in a spot to pull out my health insurance card but had…read more5 minutes to make an appointment. I offered to call back to provide they information but they refused to help me. I understand needing insurance to bill prior to an appointment but was terrible customer care service from the get go.

Excellent physician. Very knowledgeable and handled my toe problem quickly and easily.read more

Came here because he was board certified and went to Yale. He may be smart but his bedside manner…read morewasn't friendly and he seemed like he just wanted to push products to me. I paid several hundred dollars out of pocket for an appointment that lasted about 15 minutes. He also convinced me to buy a $90 boot to stretch my Achilles. After researching when I got home I found several stretches I could do at home for FREE that he never suggested. I would suggest finding a podiatrist that is actually invested in helping their patients and not just making money off of them.

I wish all doctors shared the same passion, etiquette, dedication, and investment as Dr. Niktash. I…read morebecame her patient after injuring my foot while exercising. Only it wasn't quite that simple. I was experiencing a symphony of pain with every step. It was not deliberate, but I did not know how to fully "translate" or communicate what I was experiencing. Dr. Niktash was patient and was able to unravel the mysteries over our visits. It wasn't just the injury; it was inflammation, nerve, a lifetime of problems due to my flat foot, and I waited months after the injury. It's rare to find a doctor that makes me feel "heard". I'm so grateful! It's a year later and I just completed a 30 mile weeklong walking challenge. It took me a while to find Dr. Niktash. Luckily, if you're reading this, you've found her too!

Surprised that I have not written a review earlier for this amazing place…read more Dr. Kashani is so wonderful! She is simply the best. She takes her time and is very gentle & caring. She makes you feel like your visiting family when you are here. She thoroughly explains everything and you are involved in the process every stop of the way. Both me and my son are patients and both have had minor, in-office procedures done and I can tell you that he level of care here is exceptional! The office is inviting and is beautifully decorated; there is also cute, whimsy foot art throughout. The entire office staff is very warm and friendly! This practice is a must go to if you need a Podiatrist!

I'm not quite sure how to rate these guys - they seem to know what they are talking about - but I…read morewas hoping for more of a definitive solution to my problem... Both of my feet hurt - turns out I have a mild bunion issue. I am flat-footed and lack arch support, it seems to be a hereditary trait in my family - my Dad has the same problem. Dr. Olkin was the Doctor I had an appointment with. They looked over my feet, X-Rayed them, and had me come back. They showed me the X-Rays and showed me the skeletal structure alignment of my feet and how they were off - being caused by my flat-footedness. He was very careful to let me know that they wanted to take a conservative approach and try other avenues of treatment before resorting to surgery. I'm all for that - as long as there is a reasonable chance of success. So, I went in to have molds made of my feet for Orthotic inserts for my shoes. A bit pricey - I had not paid my deductible for the year - after doing so - my health insurance covered the remainder. It's to early to tell if this is going to take care of my problem. It requires that I be diligent and disciplined - that is to say remember to use them every day. It's a pain because you have to move them from shoe to shoe.

Very good and knowledgeable care from both doctors. Pain-free!! They've treated me for plantar…read morefasciitis, toenail fungus, ingrown toenail and hammertoes.

My experience at Dominion Foot and Ankle Consultants was exceptionally helpful. The care I received…read morewas professional and compassionate, and addressed (and relieved) the primary concerns I had going into the appointment. Follow-up was especially prompt and helpful. It included a telehealth consultation by the doctor, who conveyed the results of laboratory testing. The doctor (Dr Gulati) further explained the particulars of my medical condition. The office environment was pleasant and the staff were very friendly and helpful. In summary, I received excellent care here and am grateful to have been referred to this practice.

Go to a foot surgeon for surgery not a podiatrist. He forgot to do surgery on my main problem,…read morecapillitis but did the bunion surgery, and not a good job. My toe from the bunion surgery is still numb years later, it was supose to go away. I lose my big toe, toe nail all the time. My the And I am still suffering with my capillitis, and I refused to go thru a second surgery because he " missed it." I now trust no one to do surgery.

Dr. Baharloo and the practice are exemplary! Dr. Baharloo is patient, funny, and just a great…read moredoctor. You won't find better.

I have been going here for years for my foot and ankle problems. The care I have received has been…read moretop notch. My experience here has been a good one and I will continue to see the Physicians here.

Dr. Kaas has been fixing my many foot problems for the past 10 years. After arthritis damaged my…read morefeet and a fall compounded the problems, she put me back together and my feet are better than ever. Not only is she an excellent podiatrist and surgeon, she is a warm and caring person. I will miss seeing her - until my next mishap! She and her staff are just the best.

If you've got lots of time on your hands to wait to see the doctor, and you happen to need some…read morecursory care for your foot or ankle, Virginia Foot and Ankle Center will do. But asking for records to be sent for an emergency second opinion when you can't walk 8 months post-surgery, this place is not the place for you. If you try to express the urgency of your situation and your frustrations when the office staff rudely pontificates on office regulations and ends her speech with "NO!" when she really means "tough luck!", take the hint and go elsewhere. If you understand that your doctor hasn't read the notes on why you're there, or she forgets to give you critical information regarding surgery and post-surgical care, go elsewhere. I have been a patient of Dr Kaas's for almost 15 years. In those years I have always received the very best of care, that is, until the last 2 years. Dr Kaas did total foot reconstruction surgery on my left foot 8 months ago. All I was told was,"it'll be hard for you". That was it. Post-surgery I learned just how hard it was. Had I been given a list of medical supplies to purchase in advance or told I could rent a wheelchair from Dr. Kaas' office, or that I would need physical therapy after my surgery, the quality of my recovery would have been substantially improved. The pain has never diminished, and walking is just as painful as it had been before surgery. I made 3 appointments to see Dr Kaas for the pain in my toes, the ball of my foot, and the arch of my foot. I can't walk without pain. With each visit, I waited for over an hour to see her. Unfortunately, the time I waited was exponentially longer than the time I received in actual treatment. The pain in my foot has been migrating up my ankle and leg, causing burning and numbing. My toes are immobile, and it affects my balance. When Dr Kaas inserted the needle into my toes she said it sounded like she was sticking the needle into a piece of celery (not good). The other shot was for a neuroma (nerve pain) on the underside of my foot. Belatedly, Dr Kaas told I should have gone to physical therapy. That was one of the things I was never told, and it wasn't in my records. I was told to go home and do the PT myself. One month later, the pain is worse, and it's climbing up my leg. Worried about the prognosis for my feet (the right one needs surgery too), I made an appointment to see an ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON. I was relieved when I was scheduled within a week. My biggest problem was trying to get my surgical records sent to the new doctor. I sent emails and called Dr Kaas's office requesting my records be sent, only 4 pages were sent. When my Dr's office called for my records, nothing additional was sent. Finally, the doctor's office asked me to call Dr Kaas to request the rest of the records. To say that Tanya, the business manager, was rude is an understatement. I didn't even get a chance to explain the urgency of my request before she launched into a very aggressive lecture mode about "office protocol" ....and that I shouldn't expect to have my records sent ASAP. When medical support staff are unable or unwilling to listen and treat patients with respect, there's a problem. When Tanya was done with her diatribe, and I was allowed to talk, she had quick retorts for everything I tried to say. I get it, rules are rules, but when it comes to a patient's health and welfare, don't take it personally. Listen and see how you can help them. Don't tell them, "when you come back...." NOPE! I won't be back!