Without getting into various medical terms, my heel ached. Laser PT, and various other PT's didn't…read morework(other than a heel stretch at an acute angle, then a big-toe 90 degree bend with heel up-both recommended by my chiropractor). Dr. Blue recommended custom inserts into my shoes, which didn't work either. The solution I recommend to EVERYONE with plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendinitis. It COSTS LESS than a visit & remediation like this. It is the Mizuno Energy Waverider 26 shoe. For $95 on Amazon, they got me from hobbling pain to walking with my wife again. Since my experience in this office with the training didn't recommend it, I send it your way.

Was able to get a same day appointment for a foot emergency. Friendly staff and great doctors.read more

I wish I would've come to yelp first before booking this appointment. Are you ready for this? THEY…read moreCHARGED my insurance $650 for a walking boot that costs $70 dollars. When called and asked why, they said "Because that is the max we are allowed to charge so we do." I have a deductible, so guess who was stuck with the bill? Of course, I quickly cancelled my next appointment where they were "going to fit me for some inserts" - (can you imagine the cost of that? probably $2500. Also, I have achilles tendonitis - turns out, the boot IS NOT what I needed. AVOID this place at all costs.

Friendly and professional. Not difficult to get an appointment. Whether bunions or broken toes,…read morecan always count on this team.

Great doctor and Staff highly recommend…read more Very knowledgeable and have had great help for foot issues

Dr.Thelander and his office are all so helpful, professional and nice. I have had plantar fasciitis…read moreand at another time a broken ankle and torn ligaments. Dr.Thelander explains treatment in detail and what to expect. I highly recommend.

Dr. Resig was great! I broke my ankle in Vegas and had surgery there so I had to find someone in…read moreColorado for continuation of care. I found Dr. Resig through Google. He had the most immediate opening which aligned with my timeline. Unfortunately he did have to inform me that I may need to look at hardware removal in the future, but I love a doctor who is transparent. His medical assistant Caley was also amazing. She checked my incisions and removed my stitches. While it was uncomfortable, it was still a great experience. They both have great bedside manners. Dr. Resig's timeline is different than the surgeon who did my surgery, as he will have me bear weight on my ankle sooner, but as daunting as it sounds, if I can get back on my feet sooner, I'll take it. My original timeline was non-weight bearing for the first 6 weeks, and this moves it up two weeks! I originally was going to go with a different doctor and office but their scheduler told me that they would want to see my X-rays, unfortunately I wouldn't be able to get it in time for that appointment so I looked elsewhere and I'm glad I did because I was stressing out about it. TL;DR I highly recommend OCC and Dr. Resig for your foot and ankle woes. The whole team there is awesome and so friendly.

We saw an Orthopedic surgeon at this office and he was great…read more However, interacting with the office staff and trying to get help via email and phone is extremely slow

Staff were friendly, but doctors hardly ever f/u after a visit. Glued to their computers during…read morevisits. My husband and I decided to change doctors, but fortunately, we received notice that both were no longer under our network. Good riddance!

I left this clinic feeling completely unsupported during one of the worst periods of my life. I…read morecame in with severe anxiety, panic symptoms, foggy vision, and legitimate safety concerns because I operate heavy machinery at work. Instead of being met with care, my symptoms were minimized and dismissed. Even after scoring at the highest severity level on their own anxiety/depression screenings, the provider only gave me a taper for my current medication and never told me what I would be switching to next. I was given no treatment plan, no replacement medication, and no stabilization guidance. Only after I left did she call me multiple times asking to "discuss my medication," something that should have been handled during the actual appointment. When I brought in my FAMLI medical leave paperwork, she wrote on it without explaining why, making it unusable. When I asked for it back, she told me she had "written some things on it while talking to the other doctor" and offered to print a new one. The handling of my paperwork felt careless and unprofessional. I left more anxious and confused than when I arrived and will be filing a formal complaint. For anyone needing real mental-health support, I strongly recommend seeking care elsewhere.

I had Moh's surgery. Outside of the surgical spot a bump occurred, and I was worried. After three…read morecalls trying to get someone to call me, I was told to take a picture. Then, instead of getting me in, they said they couldn't see me for a week. Couple this with the fact they charge you an extra fee for using a credit card, know you should go elsewhere.

You need to leave a message and wait for a call back, they do not answer the phones. They will…read morepolitely ask for you to show up 5 min before your appointment, but last week I didn't see the Dr. until 25 minutes after my appointment time. The doctor that does the initial skin screening is terrific, informative, and professional, she is the only reason I continue to seek care here. If you need surgery, well, that is a whole different story. The doctor, sorry, surgeon (he will correct you! !) is arrogant and does not appreciate having to "fight wrong expectations all day long". Now as a patient, I thought I was seeking out his expertise and knowledge, so if my expectations are wrong, isn't on him to explain things more clearly me on a subject I know nothing about. The other surgeon that does the closing procedure was even more terrifying. I have never had so many black and blues from stitches. She was pulling and tugging so hard that at one point I thought she would but her leg on my chair for more leverage. As the tears ran down my face, she tugged and pulled on. The incision was on the top of my ear, but my black and blues included all of my ear and all the way down my neck to the collar bone. It was also more than a little concerning that she had her entire mask completely tucked under her chin for the procedure, mouth breathing on my open wound. By luck alone, I do not have an infection. So, proceed with caution and good luck.