I found this practice through MyPrivia as I was in need of podiatrist to help me take care of my…read moreingrown toe nail. Dr. Patel is great! I came in and discussed with her that I needed a removal of an ingrown on one of my big toes and was able to have it removed the same office visit. Great interpersonal care and was able to discuss next steps in care for healing purposes. Front office staff and nurses are great and friendly! Definitely recommend!

I have been with Dr Chhabra once and she was ok. A few months later was diagnosis with lymphedema…read morelegs/feet. I was told to go my podiatrist from the hospital. Got an appointment. And I explained I was in the hospital and they told me to come see her - she looked at my legs/feet and looked me square in the eye and said "I AM NOT GIVING YOU ANY PAIN MEDS". I am sending you to a vascular doctor and she handed me the referral and LEFT THE ROOM. I WOULD NEVER GO BACK TO HER - she very smart in her field but her bedside manner = STINKS.

I can't tell you how saddened I am to write this review. I went to see Dr. Petko on several…read moreoccasions for issues relating to my feet. I paid for the inserts, paid for the cortisone shots and therapy. I did this all out of network because I figured that as a runner, he would know feet. My pain didn't heal. At all. I still walk around with pain in my several hundred dollar inserts. Then, a few months later, I get a bill saying that I still owe money that my insurance didn't pay. I told the woman, very nicely, that while the cost was not much, I couldn't pay for something that I didn't receive: good medical care. Well, she disagreed and sent me to a collections agency. I was taken aback by this. Truly taken aback. If a patient says, "I still hurt," should the doctor call you back to see what was wrong? If I wanted cortisone shots, I would have just gone in network. Not out of network to be taken to a collections agency. Shameful business practice and I will, in case you guessed, never be back.

Amazingly consistent service. High quality. Competent and attentive. He pays attention to your…read morefeet. Very thorough inspection and analysis. I would recommend him without hesitation. he also has a good sense of humor and is current of news events. Collen is amazing. She makes the appointments, sends reminders and assists with the treatments. I have been a client for many, many years. Trust me, there's something on everyone's feet. Dr. Petko will find it and get your fixed up real good and at a reasonable price. Thanks for your great service!!

Dr. David Engorn is awesome! Super knowledgeable, friendly, and great with my very active nine year…read moreold who fractured her foot. Highly recommend Dr. Engorn and Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Center.

I originally met Dr. Neufeld after being recommended by my regular podiatrist for very evasive…read morebunion surgery. I went online to do some research and found that Dr. N performed what was then new, minimally invasive surgery. Fast forward 7 years and my left (non surgery foot) has been giving me trouble. Went to see him and they went through the normal X-ray procedure. But here's the difference. The X-ray technician was the funniest guy I've ever met. Even though he does this many times per day, it was very personal (and funny). Dr. Neufeld is good at what he does too, he got a test authorization from my insurance company when he said they normally don't. I trust this Dr and this practice. You should too.

You can not beat the podiatry professional skill level . He trims crazy grown difficult toe nails…read morelike the first violinist of the Philharmonic handles "Row Row Row you boat" song. An elegant impressive man with warehouses of social graces to spare and enchanting stories . Got happy feet today folks.

II have never ever in all my patient days of living been more disrespected by anyone than I have…read morejust now having spoken to the person who is over billing at this podiatry center. Dr. Almudallal who treated me is indeed a caring professional podiatrist. But, unfortunately, I will never step foot there again and would not recommend this place to anyone. Fortunately there are other wonderful Podiatrist in Falls Church where I will seek treatment. I felt like I was talking to a gangster. This billing person accused me of bad behavior because I asked what my share of the cost would be for orthotics recommended by the doctor. I must report my experience to Medicare because I am shaken. He said their facility would not tolerate my behavior and to go elsewhere. I am a 68 year old African American woman who has never spoken unkindly to anyone. Please seek treatment elsewhere. A place where your phone inquiries will be addressed with dignity and respect. More than just rude. This person who takes calls is frighteningly unqualified to be in customer service.

Professional, friendly, punctual and super accommodating. My feet were killing me and they…read moresqueezed me into their schedule last minute. They were magicians--my feet came out feeling better than they had in years and I will definitely be going back! While I am certainly not hoping to have any further foot trouble, everything about my visit to home feet cares was a home run, and I'd highly recommend them to anyone.

The doctor currently services both of the assisted livings that I operate. She is excellent,…read morereliable and cares about my residents. I highly recommend the services of Home Feet Cares!

Frankly, I'm confused by the negative reviews on this page. Dr. Pozarny and his staff are kind,…read moregenerous, and friendly. The office is clean and the care provided by both Dr. Pozarny and his nurses is excellent. Dr. Pozarny took time to explain my procedure in detail, made sure I was comfortable, and never made me feel like he was in a rush or that I was wasting his time with questions. I highly recommend him!

I have had my nails clipped at Progressive Feet many times without pain and never any blood. This…read morewas my first visit with Dr. Pozarny. He "butchered" my feet, his words. He caused horrible pain and drew blood on every toe except one pinky toe. One toe bled so much it left a puddle of blood on the floor. The nurse was left to clean up his mess which required her to gauze each toe, pour antiseptic on each, and apply bandaides on each toe. It was a horrible, no good, very bad experience. Update: Even though he butchered my toes, I have to admit, they do now look much better.

Great doctor and person. Highly recommend. He's very knowledgeable in his field. Never any…read moreproblems.

I found Dr Pozarny by doing a cursory search for Podiatrist in Arlington. I chose this office based…read moreon location and convenience. Dr Pozarny is truly a gem! You just see this type of treatment these days anymore. His staff was very kind, patient and eager to assist. Dr Pozarny was took his time to educate and have me feel comfortable with choosing him to complete my necessary treatment plan. I'm so happy I with this team!

I had to get a laser therapy treatment last week for an ingrown left toe-nail, and in truth Dr…read more Pearl's care was not only the best option but also the most frugal for my situation. Not only was he very delicate with my feet, but he was also very compassionate in giving honest feedback and advice in improving my overall nail-health as a woman seeking natural remedies while working at home and as an athlete. I felt that other local offices were really just trying to sell me their antifungal solutions or provide other ineffective routes for the care, but Dr. Pearl really took a closer look at it and I appreciate his consideration and expertise. While the office space isn't the most grandeur, I feel like many of these older reviews are too harsh (or perhaps they renovated recently). The other local podiatrist I went to in McLean had a much better-looking office, but the care was neither ideal nor targeted to my condition. The office from a glance seems to me to be just the perfect size for a single doctor taking care of one patient at a time, and it was also very clean. Scheduling an appointment also couldn't be easier, just give them a call and say a couple times when you'd be free, their receptionist will enter you into their system gladly and fast. The wait was also not that long and I could tell Dr. Pearl was really trying to be time-efficient as I walked-in since after arrival I entered the waiting room within just a few minutes. Overall, I'd say this experience was great and feel glad with sincerity that there are still a few doctors out there who are really sensitive and oriented towards the patient's needs. Highly recommended for anyone who doesn't want to empty their wallet. Looking forward to wearing my beautiful summer sandals again!

Office overall dirty with shoe boxes and bicycles. Drs. Own office was really trashed, his desk is…read moreembarrassing. He Should keep his door closed. I didn't see any use of any foot machines. Instead the Dr. is focused on selling shoes $150- $225 + And nutrients $60.00 a month . I had questions, but he was seeing several patients in different rooms simultaneously. Odd! I was directed to watch his tube talks instead. He needs to work on his listening skills. He seems busy or bored. My appt. was disappointing.

As a foot and ankle specialized physical therapist (and treating in the DMV for nearly 20 years),…read moreDr. Neufeld has been one of my go to providers to refer too. Even recently, when my wife dislocated her toe and fractured her foot, he was able to squeeze her in the next morning and get her on a rapid path to recovery without surgery. Very competent, fun and sharp doc. 10/10 would recommend.

I elected to have reconstructive surgery on my Achilles tendon. I had 30% left based on years of…read morewear and tear. I wish Dr Neufeld would have described the possible repercussions beyond " limited big toe flexibility due to borrowing the tendon to strengthen the Achilles". I have numbness in my foot and atrophy in my calf despite one year of focused PT following surgery. I regret the surgery and would never had done it based on my post operative experience. Alternatively, I would have taken my chances with the 30% of tendon left and managed the occasional flare-ups in lieu of surgery.