The office is hard to find but the diagnosis and patient care seemed to be excellent, kind and…read morethorough.

What can I say? This office has it together. Sheila at the front desk is sweet, professional, and…read moreon top of things. Dr. Saam is a stellar Podiatrist. I wish more doctors were as professional, informed, compassionate, and knowledgeable. She listened to my issues, took an X-Ray of my foot right then and there, and walked me through the results. She then took her time and took a cast of both my feet herself and had them sent to the lab. She took the time to explain all the details. This office worked with me during the entire process. I'm going back there 100% when the time comes. It's not easy to find a doctor and office staff of this caliber. Simply top notch.

Dr. Nelson and his staff are amazing and compassionate. He's extensively experienced, knows what…read morehe's doing. Nurse Charlotte is someone I'd describe as, "Aggressively compassionate." Reminds me of my time in the Navy as a field medic. Same level as my fellow corpsmen. Attentive, respectful, listens to what's going on, as well as diagnosing and evaluating, because a lot of these conditions are, at least initially, by touch-and-feel. Then go for the further diagnoses, to narrow it down. The bottom line is, they aren't a "churn them out as fast as you can," clinic, like larger hospitals like Evergreen (which does have excellent staff as well, they can just get overwhelmed). They do have an on-site surgery ward. They may have to pull in anesthesiology from out-of-house, but they know some of the best, so they pull in the best. My condition was compounded, bilateral Morton's Neuroma, with Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. It was a nightmare. They literally saved my life. The pain was to the point of suicidal. The benefit I had, was knowing medical terminology, anatomy, and being able discuss everything on, maybe not quite equal terms, but near-to. Dr. Nelson and his staff are a dream-team. When I say they don't, "churn them out as fast as they can," it doesn't mean they waste effort. They're just very experience. Do what needs to be done, without making you wait. Large hospitals, like I said, Evergreen, which is great, can have you on a waiting list for a month, where as Issaquah Foot and Ankle will have you in the next week, or as soon as available. If I were to compare them to anything, it'd be a frontier clinic, where the best go to treat people the best they can, treat their patients on a personal level, without having to deal with an overwhelming client base. As for surgical scheduling. As I mentioned, they bring in anesthesiologists from other clinics, as far away as southern California, so they have to schedule around their schedules. Other hospitals, it can take months. Another reviewer mentioned how they were referred to diagnosis specialists. There's one I went to in Tacoma. Electrical Skeletal-Muscular Diagnosis, wherein, it's like having a car electronics diagnostic given, which shows where there's impedance, or anomalies in the nerves. Nailed it. In any case, they're a little out-of-the-way, not too far, but if you want a team that knows what they're doing, go with them, before having to wait a month just to get an exam. This is, a bit long, as reviews go, I guess, but they're worth it. As to the complications of surgery involving general sedation, of *course* they'll require you to have someone to pick you up. You're pretty out-of-it for awhile after. Driving in those conditions would be dangerous to both yourself, and others, not to mention risking all the work done on the feet afterwards. I suppose there's medical transportation as an option. In my case, I had a friend who drove me from the clinic to home, and I needed some help.

Horrendous experience with their billing and charges. Found the practice to be very deceptive and…read moremisleading. Ask for all potential charges before receiving any care here, even with in network insurance. $490 for a foot brace! I repeat - $494.75 for a small foot brace, I kid you not. I had some pain in my heel lasting for a couple weeks and thought "let's get it checked out". Saw Dr Tim Young for a 15 minute, middle of the road appointment - he recommended stretching more (yes, stretching!) and to wear a foot brace at night. Ok, fine suggestions although pretty basic and to be expected. A few weeks later my bill came and I kid you not this is what was billed by this company: New patient appt: $330 Time for the visit: $180 Ankle brace: $480! Random charge I can't yet determine: $180 If you're counting, that is $1170 for a honest to god 15 min appt, where again the main recommendation was to stretch my calf more. Shameful and appalling. If you choose to visit Issq Foot & Ankle, good luck to you. Your wallet will surely need it

Dr. Park is amazing. Always had a lot of ankle issue from basketball and he would be the person…read morethat would give e me good advise. Knowing that it wasn't a hard choice one where to take my son when he sprained his ankle. Got him on the right track and he is back to his normal activities. Their staff is good too, gives you that family feeling.

Dr. Park performed bunion surgery on my left foot in Dec. '20. I am super active and had postponed…read moresurgery for years for fear of being offline for too many months. COVID turned out to be the right time for me, and Dr. Park treated me as a whole human being. He listened and learned about how important running/biking is for me, and tailored his treatment to get me back running/biking very quickly. Dr. Park is a great person and physician.

I've had a problem with my left toenail for years that no other doctor was able to resolve. It kept…read moreme from wearing the shoes I wanted and even doing simple exercises like planks because of the pain. After reading the great reviews for Dr. Holand, I decided to see if he could help -- and I'm so glad I did! He listened carefully to my history, quickly understood the issue, and knew exactly how to fix it. It's incredible to finally have everything back to normal after so many years of discomfort. His staff is also amazing -- so friendly, professional, and helpful. I'm beyond thankful I found Dr. Holand and will definitely return for any future foot issues.

Dr. Holand and his staff are wonderful! They really listen to your concerns and are kind and…read morehelpful. I'm really glad that I was referred here.

I had a great time today at the Greenwood Foot and Ankle Center…read more This is a little, unimpressive building on Greenwood, a place you won't look at twice or even notice unless foot problems bring you here. However, if you have problem feet, Dr Woodle is a great place to get some help. I thought I had plantar warts on my feet, turns out they were basically a callous problem. I also have a toenail that is very malformed (pincer) and it's just kind of UGLY. Dr Woodle was gentle, friendly, and funny! I got a ton of great info and he shaved down the calloused area a bit to relieve the pressure. I got to bring in an assortment of my shoes, too...and we discussed how shoes affect life. And how life affects feet. I highly recommend this Dr for your feet. Do they need some love? How is YOUR life going? Love your feet! Go see Dr Woodle. (I know you want to say it like NOODLE...but it's like pronounced like wood plus a 'L' sound.

An excellent foot doctor who is used by ballet dancers (they have foot problems as you can imagine)…read moreand he has also consulted with a leading medical school in Israel. For me, he fixed my gout problem while also advising about the relationship between gout and decreased kidney function. A very safe and helpful physician. If you do not need an ultra-fancy office but you do need a clinically excellent foot doctor, then this is the podiatrist for you. 8111 Greenwood Ave North Seattle 98103 TEL 206-784-3144

Please get a second opinion before any procedures here! Dr Vickers misdiagnosed me to the point of…read morealmost doing a procedure on me that wouldn't have worked at all. He should have ordered new X-rays but instead I had to get an MRI. I'm so thankful I got second and third opinions before allowing him to operate on me. When I tried to bring up my concern to them, they fought me on it and were very disrespectful. I do not recommend anyone go here.

My initial experience was like many other patients: Dr. Vickers took time to explain things to me…read moreand was reassuring and amiable. But he didn't recommend whether to remove my toenails or not. He left the decision up to me--but carefully avoided any personal experience or opinion. The operation day came and I waited for over an hour wondering what was happening. It seems he was flying out of state that day on vacation and had to cancel his flight to come back and perform the operation. When my wounds wouldn't heal, he kept telling me to be patient until I finally demanded a face-to-face. He blamed the lack of healing on a very strong antibiotic cream, which he claimed some people are allergic to. There was no follow-up care whatsoever. I would not recommend this doctor to anyone due to his lack of concern and dismissive attitude.

Dr Grabowski is a great guy. This is the first podiatrist that I've ever been to that puts my socks…read moreon for me. I was shocked when he first did it. My wife had a foot problem, and previous podiatrists wanted to remove a toe. He said he could fix with no removal and he did.

dr. Lopez is a good doctor. However, the processes in their offices leave a lot to be desired. Many…read moreinstances of where the doctors office will not call you back, will tell you you cannot speak to the doctor over the phone, and has no on-call doctor over the weekend after surgery. was given a lot of excuses on why these issues happened to me. All in all, the communication to the patient from the office staff is very very poor. The office staff does mot seem happy and do not go out of their way to be friendly.

I saw Dr Young for a broken toe X-ray and help for bi lateral plantar fasciitis. I had extreme…read moreneuropathy in both feet, something that hadn't happened the last time I had plantar fasciitis. Dr Young gave me a splint & some info on orthotics but couldn't explain the neuropathy other than diet and lifestyle choices, thinking I might be pre-diabetic, although I have a low sugar diet. The neuropathy was intense and the idea that it could be a new unrelated condition was upsetting. I went home and kept trying. Google informed me that about 20% of all plantar fasciitis is due to Baxter's Entrapment, a type of plantar that results in full-on neuropathy. Dr Young never talked about that at all, does he know about it? After 5 months of daily therapy, including acupuncture, my plantar fasciitis has healed and the neuropathy has gone.

Dr. Young fixed my little toe bunyon with a bunyon pad…read more Fitted me for orthotics that will also help with the bunyon.