Very friendly receptionist while making first appointment. Dr helped my husband with his toe issue…read more He was very satisfied and happy that he went.

Dr Kornely has helped to finally end my foot problem. With the treatment regiment she put in place…read moreI no longer have the pain and discomfort that had been bothering me for over a year. She had been very informative with diagnosis and treatment- I had not followed her recommendation at first and was back in within 6 weeks for treatment- not once did she make me feel at fault, just picked up a new plan and further explained the diagnosis. I can't thank her enough!

Came to my house to help me out,great service ,would recommendread more

Kid had ingrown toe nails which needed minor surgery. Wonderful staff, and was AMAZING with my…read morekid. Have gone back for my own problem and was solved in one visit!

Excellent focus and service. Especially as compared to my prior foot "specialist". I am hoping for…read morea long relationship with this practice.

From the owner: Advanced Foot and Ankle of Wisconsin was founded in 2006 with the premise to provide excellence in…read moreall aspects of foot and ankle care. Drawing from his experience in developing community podiatry offices in Racine and Beloit for the underprivileged, Dr. Michael Kokat ultimately chose to expand into Burlington, WI, which had a need for expert surgical podiatry services. After working with orthopedic surgeons and large podiatry groups in Milwaukee, Dr. Kokat felt he could provide exceptional service and value to his patients as an independent provider. His goal was to put the CARE back into patient care. In 2013, the company expanded into the Brookfield and Milwaukee area. It was clear that his service and dedication to patients was making a direct impact on the communities he served.

I was very disappointed by this company's professionalism. I went to get a consult done as directed…read moreby my podiatrist and the receptionist told me I didn't have to buy any orthotics and could just get a consult done today. I couldn't pay the money out of pocket today and discussed how to come pick them up once I could figure out my situation and do some of my own research on the pair of orthotics to make sure they were right for my feet. However, not even ten seconds after I left the office, I could hear them loud and clear talking very poorly of me. These employees don't even have the decency to wait an adequate amount of time after I had left the office to talk about me. Ultimately I am truly disappointed by the professionalism and will not be coming back here in the future.

From the owner: NPS provides Orthopedic shoes, Shoe modifications, foot orthoses, Ankle Foot Orthoses, compression…read morestockings, off the shelf foot orthoses and foot aids.

They were amazing. On the phone and in person. Great to deal with. Would highly recommend them.read more

Absolutely great service. Great staff. Very supportive environment. Shoes are great... lots of…read morevariety.

Doug Reichert does an excellent job. He would not stop until my prosthetic was fitting just right…read more He is absolutely the best in the area. You need to find him, even if you doctor recommends someone else. Doug was extremely instrumental in my returning to all my normal activities!

Dr. Merkx was wonderful. He treated my ingrown toenail and sent it off to see if fungus was…read morepresent. He even took X-rays to see if there was a deformity in that toe. The person in the office and the medical assistant were very helpful.

I had a terrible experience trying to get orthotics made. It felt messy and incompetent, like no…read moreone knew what they were doing. They didn't fit properly and after multiple fittings my needs were not addressed. Associated Podiatrists told me to go to UW Orthotics and they would not charge me and credit back the costs. I went to UW Orthotics after waiting months to get in and they told me my insurance would not cover the cost - I am allowed one pair a year with my insurance. After calling Quartz they told me Associated Podiatrists got paid for the Orthotics they made by my insurance company and it was still showing that I got my pair of orthotics which I gave back. Now I lost my benefit this year because they didn't reverse the charges with my insurance, like they told me they would. I will report this to Quartz and have them investigate what they did . This is very dishonest and the whole experience with this provider was stressful. I would never recommend anyone to go there. They get a negative three stars from me.

BEWARE!!! These guys are out to get ya!! Unfortunately this…read moreplace was prescribed thru the Wheaten / Assention therapy group for a simple AFO Brace and they wanted to charge us a "ball park" $1000 for the brace plus a $70 service fee to come take a measurement (shoe size). I thought this was excessive to I called and spoke with the manager who wanted to blame the costs on our insurance... but I reminded him that if his money hungry company wasn't gouging little old handicapped women in the first place, then the insurance company wouldn't have much to do with it. He was rude and simply told me to go somewhere else. I Did!! The same AFO brace that the hospital uses is $39.95 on Amazon! How do these people sleep at night???

If you can make it past the highly passive aggressive receptionist, you will be probably be quite…read morepleased with Gil Cohen. I came here with my father, who needed his leg brace adjusted. While waiting for Mr. Cohen, I needed to use the restroom (on the other side of the waiting room door). I asked the receptionist, "Excuse me, do you have a restroom?" She very matter-of-factly replied, "My name is Lori and it's over t/here," as if I should have somehow already known her name and she was offended that I hadn't addressed her by it? On my way to the restroom, I let her know my dad had his brace with him (he uses a cane and needed someone to help him carry the brace). She tartly informed me she already knew because she already saw it. Oooookay. We finally saw Mr. Cohen, who was extremely professional and respectful, and easy to talk to. He carefully listened to my father and was able to adjust the brace (new strap, etc) exactly as my dad had hoped, and quickly! The cost was very reasonable, and he did not once pressure my father to purchase a more expensive product. When we were finished meeting with Mr. Cohen, the receptionist shouted across the hall at Mr. Cohen to "KEEP HIM IN THERE" while she completed something at her desk. My dad and I awkwardly waited a few minutes in the exam room until she was ready to accept payment. When it came time to pay, my dad wanted to run his chip card as credit, because he couldn't remember his PIN. This has not presented an issue anywhere else, but boy oh boy was it an issue for Ms. Lori! She condescendingly informed us that her only option was to run it manually, and said she hoped she wouldn't get in trouble for doing it that way because she was running it as though we weren't there in person (?!?!??). Mr. Cohen seems to be an expert in his field, and it is a shame that his clients' first and last points of contact at his office are with an individual who seems so thoroughly disgruntled.

I've been seeing Dr. Omick for a couple years now and I couldn't be happier with the service I…read morereceive time and time again. The entire staff is extremely nice and friendly. They make a point of remembering your name when you come in. Since I have a slight scoliosis and I am active physically, I need to get adjusted every so often, but they definitely don't try to get you on a regimented schedule. Unlike some chiropractic practices, Traub Chiropractic makes a point of trying to get you better so that you don't NEED to come visit them all of the time. I love that they also have onsite massage available, as well. I have recommended Traub Chiropractic to friends already and would recommend them again.

Chiropractors here do their job, and aren't pushy about coming back when I can't afford it, which…read moreis nice. My husband came here with a curved spine, and the DC didn't catch it at all. He ended up going in for an MRI and eventually had physical therapy that really helped. Staff is very unprofessional and in need of additional training in customer service skills.