Our younger son had an abundance of plantar's warts that just wouldn't go away. Dr. Warheit was…read morekind, gentle, and thorough. Even though it was a pretty uncomfortable experience having the plantar's warts treated, my son never complained about the appointments- Dr. Warheit's great personality and gentle work made it much less awful than it could have been. Our whole family has now been to Dr. Warheit for orthotics... and I've seen Dr. Warheit for my Plantar Fasciitis issues... and we all think he's the best podiatrist in the NW suburbs (and we've been to many!)

Dr. Smielewski provided excellent care for a variety of podiatric conditions…read more We covered nail care, diabetic (neuropathy) problems and possibilities plus several general questions and all were answered and explained in a professional and compassionate manner. The overall experience was very positive.

Dr. Mary Olszewski is incredible. As an active 50-something, I waited too long to address my foot…read moreissues. She quickly earned my trust, diagnosed the problem, and created a non-surgical plan that worked. I now see her yearly for preventive care. If you want a doctor who understands that healing goes beyond the injury and reaches the whole person, Dr. Mary is exactly who you are looking for. Joe Cal

Dr mary olszewski amazing doctor my experience was good I recommend good job dr mary and office…read morestaff so humble and friendly

This podiatry office has a courteous and professional staff and knowledgeable podiatrist. While…read morehis markup on medical equipment is quite high, they are willing to work with patients who get their splint on Amazon for less.

It is hard to express how disapointed I am in the care I received from Dr. Stone. I went to see him…read moreafter two surgeons said I needed surgery for my arthritis. Dr Stone scoffed at that diagnosis. He said all I needed were 700.00 orthotics that medicare doesnt cover and he assured me 80% of my pain would be gone. When they didnt work at all he just shrugged. I told him cortisone no longer was working. He told me that was because he had never given it to me, I let him try 4 times in one foot to inject (he blamed his mis trys on my veins which no other Dr. had ever had a problem with) I left in more pain. I am actually not as upset that he couldnt take away the pain as I am with his boastful attititude that gave me such false hope in him. And now there is nothing more that he can offer me.

Injured my toe and was able to see Dr. Truncale the next day and get an Xray in the office. Great…read moreexperience!

Great doctor and staff. A practice that puts you first. Dr. Winerman is outstanding! She fixed…read morean infection and Calais problems that I have had for 18 months from not walking properly after a broken ankle. The fact that my prior podiatrist never did anything for the infection and correct my walk or shoes I wear is terrible. Dr. Winerman caught the issues immediately and has kept my Calais scaled down and created a foot support system that has me back to enjoying my life. God Bless, Dr. Winerman and her staff, Kasey, Michele, and Monica.

This has been a very confusing and disappointing experience with Dr. McKanna's office…read more I went to him with severe plantar fasciitis and inflammation in my heel that made it almost impossible to walk. After several discouraging visits with other doctors, I had nearly given up on finding real help. My daughter encouraged me to try again, and we found Dr. McKanna. At first, I was genuinely impressed. He seemed caring, knowledgeable, and truly interested in solving the problem rather than just treating symptoms. The steroid injection he gave was painful but effective, and I appreciated that he connected possible back issues to my foot pain and ordered an MRI. For the first time, I felt hopeful that I had found a doctor who cared. Unfortunately, that hope quickly faded. I scheduled a Saturday appointment to go over my MRI results, confirmed the time, and drove over an hour to his office--only to find it closed. When I called, the staff told me Dr. McKanna was at his other office that day. As a new patient, I had never been told he had more than one location. I offered to drive to the other office, but was told he was busy and leaving early. They said he would call me at 1:00 p.m. He called at 1:30, but I missed the call due to poor signal. I immediately called back and left a message asking for a return call. I never heard back. I followed up again on Monday, calling multiple times to ask for my MRI results--still no response. At this point, I'm left with an unread MRI disc and no guidance from the doctor or his staff. It's very frustrating to go from feeling hopeful to feeling completely ignored. I want to believe this isn't a reflection of Dr. McKanna himself--he seemed like a good, caring doctor--but the communication and follow-up from his office have been deeply disappointing. If you go to Dr. McKanna, make sure to confirm which office your appointment is at and be prepared for possible issues with communication. I sincerely hope he sees this review and takes steps to improve how patients are treated and followed up with.

#1...never take negative reviews seriously. Those who love to slam are generally unhappy in life. I…read morepersonally fear having anyone touch my feet. Starting with the office, the building has stairs AND a ramp. Tada. The whole interior of what I saw was modern and clean. The staff prior to the doctor were very pleasant and felt like I was talking to a daughter. When Dr. Schlund came in, being the honest guy (and retired Massage Therapist) we chatted very briefly about lousy reviews. I did most of the talking. She was extremely pleasant to talk with. She has a great sense of humour. Being in the field for almost 40 years (I don't know how that can be after all as Jack Benny said...he was 39), she reminds me of the good ole days of non political correctness BUT as a professional, I know she can read a client and adjust. As I did with my clients when I worked, we talked about extensively about my medical history, and she hit the nail on the head of one of the most obvious cause for my condition. I brought up about removing the nail and she concurred it is an option after giving it a couple of months of treatment (nothing expensive). I have given thought to removing all my nails. What do we need them for anyway now? We don't climb trees or hold our food with our feet. That may be a bit extreme. We laughed, and joked. As when I was a therapist I was told thousands of times I was the best not only from Americans, but from world travelers. So, I am highly qualified to say, this IS a doctor you want if you live in the area of Itasca. Ignore the naysayers there are so many of them. Just imagine, if they can complain about a foot situation, what will they scream about after open heart surgery?

I had a severe heel pain of my right leg for weeks and my husband made an appointment to see Dr…read more Cohn. He was his patient. I dealt with 3 people during this appointment and don't know the names of 2, the receptionist and the medical assistant to Dr. Cohn. I arrived on time at 1pm. While the receptionist was friendly, the medical assistant was soft spoken. Perhaps I am going deaf so I wasn't listening to instructions well. After the Xray before meeting Dr. Cohn, I was seated on a raised comfy chair. I was then told that the wait would be awhile. THAT took 40minutes. I prompted Dr. Cohn as to why the long wait. He was on a phone call with his boss. All I can say is I hope that call helped his issues while taking up my time (I should be charging him for the wait). After discussing what my issue was, he told me that I have tendonitis and that entails professional physical therapy, self exercise, Imodium medication, a pair of $55 "out of pocket" shoe inserts (ouch!) and a foot brace. The medical assistant asked what shoe size I wear and brought in a foot brace and the inserts. She took out the brace n fitted it on the "injured" foot. She DID NOT demonstrate on the use of all the buckled and velcro straps in details but did stress that my heel has to sit right up at the L of the brace. After examining the shoe insert, I decided that I was not in a hurry to invest in that and that a cheaper good quality version of that can be bought from Walmart, CVS or Walgreens. I picked up my Imodium and after arriving home, I tried the brace but could not figure out some of parts of the brace. Thank goodness for the You Tube channel, I found a demonstration on how to use the brace. I wonder how much I would have to pay for the brace after insurance deductions. The medical assistant needs to be told that some patients are not technology savvy and would not know to go to sources to see how gadgets are used. She seemed bored with her job. I left around 2.15.

Dr cohn amazing reception Deann awesome however receptionist Kelly needs to learn about HIPPA…read moreregulations she decided to discuss my husband account in the open with other patients in the waiting arean unacceptable umm I'm a receptionist in the health care field I accept co pays and ask is there anything else they would like to pay I never go into details about their past dues etc we have a billing department for that if kelly chooses to embarass patients about their past due balances maybe she should go to coding and billing but this is not her job she is a receptionist unless the patient ask about their balances or your trying to help them. You cant send my husband his bill via email because of HIPPA but you can discuss it out in the open with out him asking to make a point to him not knowing if we have a financial situation with a sick child etc its called stick to being a receptionist!!! And keep it professional learn to be kind you never know what people are going through

Beware of the billing practices at this office…read more I came in for ankle pain and was given a basic ankle brace - the same type of brace you can buy over the counter at most pharmacies or online. No one discussed the cost with me, asked whether I wanted the brace, or informed me that it would be billed at a substantial amount through my insurance. A few weeks later, I received a bill showing that I owed a hefty amount for this brace. I was shocked. Had I been told the cost upfront, I would have declined it and purchased one myself for a fraction of the price. When I called the office to express my concerns, I spoke with a front desk representative named Marina. Rather than addressing my concerns, I found her response dismissive and rude. What bothers me most is the lack of transparency. The entire experience felt very scammy to me, and it left me with serious concerns about this practice's billing practices and patient communication.

I'm very happy to be a patient of Dr. Rabinovich ,he' s very profesional and carefool, and speek on…read moremany languages.

We have been patients of Dr. Santangelo for over 15 years , Always professional, takes time to get…read moreto know you ,talks to you ,not down to you. I had to have foot surgery due to severe pain .After surgery have not had any problems. Our family (3) will continue to see him as long as he is in business!

Dr Santangelo is a fraud. He misdiagnosed me &ordered me 2 pairs of insoles that were never needed…read more I DO NOT have the 2nd pair and im tired of calling his office and being told they will call me back & they dont. I WANT A CREDIT FOR THE PAIR I DO NOT HAVE/ NOR EVER NEEDED!