Purchased a pair of Brooks Running Adrenaline GTS shoes through Foot Well. Solid service. Shoes fit…read morewell, feel great, which helps because, face it, cardio is boring. Although I didn't buy orthotics from Foot Well (don't currently need them), I have heard good things about their custom fitted products.

I got fitted for diabetic shoes to go with o braces.I gave them a four page referral.They filed it…read moreaway and did not submit it after 6 weeks.My afo braces got returned after being order for six months.the worst

Husband had foot surgery. Surgeon sent us here to be fitted for carbon fiber insert for shoe…read more They fitted his shoe and had me out the door in less than 5 minutes. Pleasant staff. Clean lobby. Easy parking at door. Easy to find location. Could not have asked for simpler transaction.

I waited for one hour and twenty minutes to see the doctor. On top of that there were scheduling…read moreproblems and issues with my prescription. It's not worth the hassle. Who wants to wait hours to get scheduled, sit in the office, and then make three phone calls just to receive their medication?

This place is fantastic. I was in and out in less than 30 minutes. The front desk (Jennifer) was…read morevery friendly (and funny) both nurses I met (I can't remember their names) were wonderful, and Dr. Coleman was helpful, informative, and kind. One of the best experiences I've had at a doctor's office in a long time. 5/5 stars.

Initially, we came for a set for hubby's feet, but after a trial, we ended up with a set for me…read moretoo. I thought they sold individual insoles, but they are only sold in sets. However, this store also sell supportive shoes and different styles of socks. We went in and your rep provides information about your feet, arches, and discusses the benefits of good foot support. They take a print of your feet to analyze weight distribution, size each foot individually ("your feet are brothers, not twins"), and you try each pair of insoles with your shoes. There are three sets of insoles designed specifically for your foot care experience. Although this is a bit pricey, it is a great investment for anyone who works long hours or spends a lot of time on their feet. Our sales rep was nice and helpful and did a great job presenting the information with no pressure on buying, and you also receive a warranty for your purchase.

I've been a member of the Good feet store for 10 years now. I came into the Memphis location…read morebecause my feet had started hurting again after a regular shift at work. Celeste Fitzpatrick took the time to remeasure my foot and realized that my foot had widened and my arch had changed. She set me up with 3 new arch supports for my day to day activities (under warranty, free of charge). I noticed immediately that my lower back pain significantly decreased. Now I will be able to do the half marathon for St. Jude in a few months. Thank you Celeste and the great people of the Good Feet Store!

Excellent in every way except that Campbell Clinic obviously and erroneously ascribes to the false…read morenotion that diversity is more important than quality when it comes to hiring. Consequently, there is a lot of ineptitude among those whom they have hired, negatively affecting patient care and clerical accuracy. Diversity is fine at Walmart. Not in medical facilities!

I visited Campbell Clinic in September due to severe, radiating hip pain. I initially saw a…read morephysician assistant who did not listen to my concerns or my long-standing history of low back pain. Despite my explanation, he diagnosed me with a hip infection and prescribed a 7-day course of high-dose steroids. I had to travel to Montana for a wedding shortly after and hoped the medication would provide relief, but it did not. When I returned 10 days later, I saw Dr. Brandon and explained that my symptoms had not improved. Once again, I emphasized my history of low back pain. I was given another 10 days of pain medication and told to return for a hip injection. During the hip injection appointment, Dr. Gilbert entered the room, administered the injection, and provided no explanation of the procedure or any post-injection instructions. His bedside manner was among the worst I have encountered, both as a patient and as someone with over 20 years of experience in healthcare leadership. I had to initiate all questions, and his only response was, "Follow up with Dr. Brandon--I'm just here to give the shot." The injection provided no relief. I ultimately sought care at a private physical therapy practice, where I was properly evaluated and diagnosed with a compressed nerve in my lower back radiating into my hip. After eight weeks of physical therapy, my pain was completely resolved. I contacted Campbell Clinic to share my experience, explaining that I endured unnecessary pain, medications, and procedures due to a misdiagnosis and a failure to listen to my concerns. I was told my feedback would be shared with the providers. Despite this, I later began receiving bills for my visits. While my insurance had covered nearly everything, I contacted the clinic to request that the remaining $35 balance be written off given the circumstances. After four months of repeated calls and unreturned messages, a manager finally contacted me and stated that the physicians refused to write off the balance because they had "treated" me. I was shocked and deeply disappointed. This experience made it clear that patient concerns and quality of care take a back seat to billing and volume. I felt rushed, unheard, and treated like a number rather than a patient. If you are looking for a practice where you are listened to and where the root cause of your pain is addressed, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. It is disheartening to see what community healthcare in our area has become