The wait time was short in the lobby. The staff was friendly and listened to me. After months of ne…read moreneedless suffering, I can tell a difference after day 1 of my appointment. I will recommend this office to everyone! I also love that they start with the least evasive solution first.

Dr Albright is amazing. He always sorts my problems out in short order and gets me back on track so…read moreI can keep walking. The office staff is very friendly and efficient. I have never waited more than five minutes for them to call me back. The nurses are also friendly and helpful. They ask about how you are doing and take the time to listen to whatever silly story I have to tell them. They are way too polite to say they have other patients to see and they patiently listen and interject comments when it's appropriate. I've tried other podiatrist practices and I'll never stray again. dr Albright is the man!

Not happy with the results of surgery! Office staff was rude. I will not go back. Not pleased…read morewith results after 5 years-toe seems shifted.

Small parking lot, but newly resurfaced. Easy to get an appointment. Long wait to see doctor the…read morefirst visit, but got right in the second visit. They have an x-ray machine in the office, convenient. Dr Farris was nice and so far, has fixed my foot! I would go back, if I have trouble again.

Extremely pleased with the service I received at Metro Tulsa Foot. and Ankle clinic The staff was…read morevery helpful and called to check on my aftercare as well as returned calls promptly. I would definitely refer patients to them.

Wow, really took great care of my needs and fast! Wonderful people at this office and very helpful…read morefor sure, highly recommend!

I had a great experience. Although there was a little bit of a wait, the doctor was attentive and…read moregot right to the root of the issue. I was back to 100% rather quickly and the discomfort is gone. I would definitely recommend!

This may be an update. I wouldn't have gone back, not my first rodeo, but where do you go when you…read moreneed help? 12+ hours waiting in emergency? Missed a few stairs. Missed an appointment. They were not the friendliest, most sympathetic , most caring staff. But I must add I let them know that doctors in that building had let me down before. Like not finding/acknowledging 4 broken bones in my foot years earlier. The radiologist seemed competent and explained why he thought he was. Again, not my first rodeo. But when the apparently rushed doctor (or just uncaring) diagnosed 2 sprained ankles and provided a not well fitted boot, my trepidations climbed. We left. Due to past experience I called podiatrist Dr Brad Beasley who had found the 4 broken bones a couple years earlier that TBJ had missed/ignored. No, I didn't have 2 sprained ankles, I had one and the ankle was broken with a piece floating. I needed surgery. Working through it, but confident. He is the most thorough and caring doctor you can find. He is honest and will provide advice you may not want to hear. But it's because he sincerely cares. 6

Went in for a fall which had become so painful I was shaking and could hardly bear weight on my…read morehip.This doc decided to tell me what I was feeling instead of listening to what my husband and I were saying. We were in and out in less than 30 minutes. I left in the exact same situation as when I went in. What a waste of my time and their time. I cannot imagine ever needing this type of medical expertise in the future; I will stay at home with my Tylenol And ice pack.

If you need podiatric help, this is the best place to go. I know!…read more I can't speak for all there, but Dr Brad Beasley is the best, most caring, competent foot doctor there is, imho. He has diagnosed me where the big hospitals have missed. He cares. He knows his stuff. I had 4 broken bones in my left foot that he diagnosed where my primary (CT scan) , & a tbj foot specialist had missed. I'd walked in pain for an entire Caribbean holiday due to this. Due to past experience I called podiatrist Dr Brad Beasley who had found the 4 broken bones a couple years earlier that TBJ had missed/ignored. No, I didn't have 2 sprained ankles as tbj diagnosed, I had one and the right ankle had a broken piece floating. I needed surgery. It's a long and ongoing story, but at least now I feel I'm in competent hands, directed but Dr Brad Beasley. He cares. That's what matters.

I went to see Dr. Shelly Hogue for a extremely painful problem from a surgery by another doctor…read more She took and X-ray and within 10 seconds saw the problem. Dr. Hogue performed a surgery and the pain was gone and so was the gabapentin drug the other doctor had prescribed. I returned to see her when I destroyed both my ankles due to wear and tear and an accident. She performed Arthrex internal brace surgery on both ankles and they are good to go back to my activities. Dr. Shelly Hogue has repaired, motivated and given me the confidence that I am healthy enough to continue my skydiving, BASE jumping at the age of 72. I just can't thank her enough for giving me through her knowledge and skilled hands my extended lease on an active life.

Dr Dux did surgery on my hammer toe in august 2022. He does not communicate well and doesn't have…read morethe greatest bedside manner, not very friendly at all. Also after my surgery they were supposed to call and check on me and no one ever did. Here is a picture of his work. I guess there's no more wearing open toed shoes or sandals with this ugly scar!

Dr.. G Finkenstaedt is very straightforward and thorough he took the time to explain everything and…read morehis staff was extremely professional.

I made an appointment for my elderly mother, who is diabetic and needed her toenails trimmed. I…read moretried to give them her insurance info over the phone before the appointment, but they wouldn't take it. When she showed up for her appointment, she didn't have her Medicare card with her, so they refused her service (rather than calling me to get the info I had previously offered) - sent her home and said they'd call her when they had an opening. Over a month later, I give up and call back to get her an appointment. I make an appointment for the following week, and offer again to give them her insurance info. They won't take it over the phone and won't take it by email, only fax. I then get a call back that Michelle, who is in charge of scheduling, has cancelled my mom's appointment because they need her insurance cards first. I then fax over my mom's insurance cards with a note to call me about setting an appointment after they've had a chance to review them. Nobody calls me back, so the next day I call back. Now, I am told that Michelle won't allow me to make an appointment for my mom, but she can go on a cancellation list. She had been on a cancellation list for almost 6 weeks. I asked the receptionist if they just don't want my mom as a patient, or what the issue is, and she assures me that's not it. But, what would anyone think after this whole runaround, only to be told that I can't make an appointment for her - they'll call us when there's a cancellation. I will be making her an appointment with Dr. Lisa Mogelnicki instead, a very competent and understanding podiatrist, who also values and wants new patients!