This was the first time I've ever needed to be seen by a podiatrist. It was easy making the…read moreappointment. I was seen at the appointed time with very little wait time. Dr. Huey was very prompt, professional, and very personable. Dr. Huey explained the problem with my toe and then was able to quickly fix the problem with no pain. It was a very positive experience.

Dr. Huey demonstrated exceptional professionalism and care, offering thoughtful feedback and a…read moreclear plan for my recovery. His genuine concern meant a great deal to me.

Sometimes babies are born with, or develop flat spots around the back or side of their head. Their…read moreskull is still soft and growing, and sleeping too much on one side can cause this. Having flat spots don't impact brain development, and its more of a cosmetic issue when the baby gets older. To correct this, our pediatrician recommended physical therapy and helmet therapy. Helmet therapy isn't as scary as it sounds. The orthotist, Bobby Smith is great with kids and explained the process well. First the child's head is scanned with a STARscanner to develop 3D and 2D profiles of the head. They then develop a helmet for your child to eventually wear 23 hours/day for several months. You have dozens of cool colors and designs to choose from! Follow-up appointments every 2 to 4 weeks for rescan. I'm happy to see that for about a month, my son's flatness level decreased from "severe" to "moderate." Hopefully after a month or two it'll be in the "normal" category. The helmet isn't too bad for babies and they seem to get used to it quickly. Occasionally, you'll need to take it off for a few minutes if there's too much itching. The other aspects of helmet treatment are: * Protects the baby against falls when they sit too long or bump when on their tummy * Their head butts are going to hurt you more, so watch out * Surprisingly they sleep incredibly well with the helmet - perhaps because the head is well cushioned. * Provides extra head warmth - great for fall and winter but not for summer.

My child was evaluated for a cranial remolding helmet. Bobby was great at explaining the process,…read moreand the office staff was a pleasure to work with. The room where we saw the practitioner was decorated in welcoming child friendly theme. I received a call to approve my share of cost before anything was ordered, and our order was filled within a couple weeks. I highly recommend this office!

David is incredibly down to earth, honest, and an expert in what he does. This is the second time…read moreI've visited him since I liked the orthotics he gave me the first time so much I wanted to order more. He's really honest and will not try to upsell you on things - he's very focused on making sure you get the right orthotics to fit your needs. He also is great at explaining the mechanics of the feet and your body so you can think holistically about what you need. I highly recommend him!!

I came here on 5/23/25, so I've been using my orthotics for over a month now. Decided to wait on…read morewriting a review because you really need time to see if it actually works or not. Glad to report that it worked fantastically for me. I have had zero foot discomfort since using them. I am an avid tennis player (4-5 times a week) who was experiencing occasional plantar fasciitis. I have low arches and would also get pain/soreness from just standing upright for a few minutes. I had been using Superfeet insoles with mixed results. I called and was able to get in the same day. The appointment was fine, he doesn't rush you, he seems like he knows what he's doing, he's a nice person etc (but honestly I only care about results, if the orthotics work or not). One set of orthotics was $200, plus $20 because I needed a cushion. I bought two sets, and he discounted the second set to $170, and didn't charge for a second cushion. So in total for 2 sets it was $390 (plus tax). Superfeet insoles cost about $50 and last 6 months, while these theoretically last forever and were much more effective, so it seems like a good deal to me. I paid with HSA. Overall, I'm very happy with the results, and am glad to be pain free.

I tried out the soles for my shoes and tried them out. They caused such pain that I had to take a…read moretaxi home. This store is a scame. They told me they would not refund my money.

Not sure about the store experience. I bought my insole on Virgin cruise. The blue ones made for…read moreathletes is the bomb. They are flexible and so comfortable I enjoy wearing them with my heels and running shoes. No more overpronation for me!

Real mixed emotions about this place. According to Medicare, they are an authorized provider of…read moreOrthotics, they're on the list... but, THEY REFUSE TO BILL MEDICARE!! I had to pay $400 out-of-pocket, because they are unwilling to expend the effort to bill, or accept Medicare's rate of reimbursement!!! I got what I needed, but had to call and ask the status, they couldn't find my order, then said 'oh, it's BEEN here'. Then told me THREE WEEKS for an appointment to get fitted

My son has a brace on his left leg. We have been coming here for years, and want to say how lovely…read moreeveryone here is! We work with Dennis, he is very professional, very nice and always knows what to do in any situation. The office ladies are awesome! We love coming here.

Total scam artists. they will get back to you right away. But are super evasive on giving you…read morereal costs. After sending them pictures and describing the desire to get an estimate on just two fungus toenails, they refused to give me a price over the phone. Instead, they want me to pay out of pocket for just an office visit ($175) and refused to tell me the cost of getting the two toe nail fungus issues taken care of. Really disappointed in what a waste of time they were. maybe they are good to use if you have insurance and don't care what the cost is. But they suck if one is just trying to get an accurate out of pocket cost.

Great treatment and staff. Highly recommend. Very thorough (which may help explain why she runs a…read morelittle late sometimes)

The office of Podiatrist Elmi is a waste of your time. Do not go here. I called and Asked if they…read morecan check my insurance before I come and see if prescription orthotics are covered. I have had prescription orthotics approved before from another place but since I was referred here by my doctor I wanted to go and check. Absolutely WASTE OF TIME. I came in approx 15 mins before my appointment and I had to wait additional 45 min to be seen (red flag #1), also on their form it is asking me to sign to pay $500++ on orthotics if not covered (red flag #2). Then when I saw the 'clown' doctor he basically said "probably with my insurance it is not covered. He said they take digital measurements of my foot and I asked if I can take that measurement of my own foot to another place and he said no. So, my insurance will probably be charged for that darn digital measurement of my own foot BUT i cannot take it with me to another place to get it done less than their darn $500++. So, I left in dismay and know and behold they text me the next day to come back because insurance approved!! Heck-No! Why cannot they check before I went? Why is pre-authorization not possible. I think this place if full of clowns. Just wanting to suck money from insurance. This is not my 1st time to go here. 1st was when I went for 2nd opinion for a foot surgery. I should have not gone back 2nd time when I was referred again. WASTE OF TIME. Go some place else. Not good service. Not good care.

I have been to Dr Elmi several times and have been very happy with my care. Office staff is…read morefriendly and I don't ever have to wait to be seen

Dr Taylor was extraordinarily helpful in an unusually effective manner. He saved me from bunion…read moresurgery!! Many heartfelt thanks Dr Taylor!!

I didn't see the doctor but this review is based of the customer service from their reception and…read morepre paper work. They were not fast to respond to messages and they schedule you out 3 months. This doesn't seem like a dr office, but a business. Why have ppl sign terms and agreements like your going to get charged 18% interest. Seriously ! And why does race matter on the forms!

Medicare says they're pa provider, contacted them, told them I have Medicare and Blue Cross, they…read moresaid "We don't bill Medicare anymore. They're too slow to pay, and they pay too small a percentage" Asked about Blue Cross, they said "if Medicare is your primary, we can't bill your secondary." Only option they offered, pay out of pocket for orthotics- $530.

From the receptionist to our wonderful therapist, all were very professional and provided great…read moreservice.

Hangers makes sure everything is fitted the in the correct way an if it doesn't fit correctly…read moreadjustments will be made. Don't waist your time getting prosthetics anywhere but here they get done the correct way.I suggest using this place. Great customer service.