Dr. Vujovich is GREAT. Period. I went to her for the first time this week. I had what I thought…read morewas a small, recurring annoying issue and discovered I had a broken toe from a year ago. She gave me options from short term, in office, conservative tactics to a longer-term option of straight-forward surgery. She recommended waiting to see if the short-term option worked things out; I appreciate not rushing to do this work. She was patient, a great listener, provided options, gave me ideas on how to tackle another foot issue and slow down the degenerating process. And, a doctor is sometimes only as good as their staff. The team is kind, funny, and engaging. I've already recommended her within a day to others. :) I do not mess around with professionals when they have a direct impact on my physical health. I will be back to her when needed!

Dr. Amanda is amazing. She has cured my plantar fasciitis more than once and is great at what she…read moredoes. Gentle at giving shots! Very knowledgable. Highly recommend!

Avoid at all costs - whether through incompetence or malice, this office will push you to buy…read moreuseless products, assure you that they are covered by insurance, and leave you holding the bag. I'm as disappointed with their business practices as I am with the shoddy outcome of my ankle surgery.

I wanted to treat a foot issue of mind for a while. So, I decided to take a visit here to Carmel…read more First, I was impressed by the level of customer service in the office. The employees I encountered were so friendly, especially Cindy and the other two women who were upfront whose names I do not remember. I love good customer service that'll make it feel like you're friends with them! That's exactly what I felt here. Again, their customer service was amazing, y'all. As far as working with Dr. Khawar Malik, he was great and very knowledgeable as well. He prescribed me medicine, and I am excited to see how the results will be after a few weeks. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to visit shortly.

Dr. Coker is Great! My feet feel so much better! Office is Great! I always have a good visit.read more

First time patient in her office and I was definitely impressed! The staff were all personable,…read moreknowledgeable and professional. Dr. Coker was so friendly and took the time to explain my x-rays to me, why she was recommending a non-surgical approach now and what surgery would entail if the non-invasive approach didn't work. I have been almost completely pain free since I left her office! I would recommend her and her office very highly/1

Dr. Kimberly Lockridge is new to this location, and her name hasn't been added to the exterior…read moreoffice plaque yet. My previous podiatrist was fortune enough to retire. Dr. Lockridge graduated from the University of Northern Colorado, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Biology. She also attended Kent State College College of Podiatric Medicine. She went on to complete her foot and ankle residency at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Lockridge is ABFAS Board Qualified in foot and ankle surgery and is an active member active of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. I met Dr. Lockridge today for the first time. She had a positive attitude with a great smile and professional but personable. She chatted with me and answered questions as she examined and worked on my feet. My nails were trimmed where they needed to be. My nails look and feel so much better after she addressed a couple of areas bothering me. I really like her and look forward to my next appointment. I was in and out in about 20 minutes. She is efficient and tries to get you in and out timely. If you're looking for a podiatrist in the Avon area, I highly recommend Dr. Lockridge.

I was seen by this provider and she was very inattentive, she rushed through my service, and rushed…read moremy questions. Outside of the minor procedure she performed, she was very unhelpful.

Dr. Chiba did a Spectacular Job getting me back running with 1 visit. She diagnosed my nerve pain…read morein my right foot,put me in orthotics and I'm back doing what I Love-hiking-running,biking and walking with 0 pain! Thank you and your entire professional staff!

My daughter and I went to see Dr. R. Chhiba to see both of my feet as she said that she wants to do…read morefirst my bad big bunion size like ping pong ball on Oct 23, 2024. Then on January 23, 2025 went well surgery and at first it hurts because of surgery. I do understand and today 2/5/2025 to see her again to remove thread. I will find out what is next?

He pushed his creams and laser treatment for toenail fungus for almost $700 out of pocket and pure…read moreprofit for him instead of prescribing the oral terbinfine which is the first line of treatment and cheap. Feel like I got conned.

Dr Stevens was polite and kind. I was relieved to finally have a plan in place for bunion surgery…read more HOWEVER, The office staff never contacted my insurance company for pre-auth. When I called to inquire I was told they "don't do that unless you ask". Baffled I went to the website and poured over all fine print. No where does it say the patient has to do their own insurance discussions. And nowhere does it say you just have to know to ask them, if you want them to engage with your insurance! In decades of medical procedures and appointments, this is the first place to ever do this to me. If I hadn't been proactive and instead assumed insurance was handled (why did they take my card twice?) I could have been stuck with a massive bill. When I talked to the staff supporting the other doctor (Runkle) she told me if it had been her, I would hear back either way (approved or not). Nice to know half the practice does things correctly, but unfortunate for me I didn't get that experience or other doctor and staff.

When you walk into the office, you are greeted with a positive vibe. The office is super flexible…read morewith scheduling times and understanding of cancellations. Dr. Huffman is a problem solver type doctor...she takes the time to assess, examine and take into account the patient's account of their symptoms. From there, she takes the steps that are appropriate. This approach is refreshing in a world where some physicians/specialists are quick to provide a bandaid treatment plan...this isn't the case here.

Love the new office location and my feet feel better than ever!!read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Sullivan's for a couple of years. If you have foot pain, please…read moreconsider seeing a podiatrist. They offer laser therapy here, but I have not tried it but wanted to mention that for anyone seeking alternate treatments. I have had plantar fasciitis and also top of the foot pain so have been a patient. I take a lot of dance classes so I'm on my feet quite a bit. I always receive prompt (on time) and attentive care when I come to this office. Everyone is very friendly and Dr. Sullivan is friendly and great as well. I have ordered orthotics from here using digital imaging software and they've worked out well. Highly recommend for great service.

Went to Dr. Sullivan after a horrifying experience at Indy Podiatry. He didn't hustle me. He didn't…read moretry to put me into orthotics that I didn't need. He actually listened to my complicated issues. As a hypermobile person, my foot issues are abnormal. Having someone to partner with is critical. This is your man if you need someone who can figure things out.

I can't begin to tell you how happy I am in finding Fort Harrison Podiatry. I never thought I…read morecould get the relief that I'm enjoying today. Not only are the staff very professional but Dr Leibovitz truly understand the ankle and got. Ft Harrison Podiatry is near our home but I would travel across town to see Dr Leibovitz.

When Leibovitz was at 10th and Arlington, I was referred to him for bunion surgery…read more We met and discussed the discomfort I was having. He suggested surgery and I asked outright is this something you would be able to do. I advised I was referred by a Dr I trusted and wanted to be sure he could straighten out my big toe and reduce a bunion. Leibovitz assured me that this was something he could do and we set the date I had the surgery and was told it went fine. The thing is my toe was not healing. My foot was not displayed and as a last resort I used a medical magnet to stimulate healing I was on crutches most of the 10-12 weeks it took to heal. Finally it was time to unveil my new foot. Leibovitz called in his office staff for the unveil. (I found this odd but thought maybe they were excited for me) What a shock, he cut the center of my toe off by about an inch or inch and 1/2. I remember saying ,"What happened to my toe?" He never told me or my husband that he had made such a grave surgical error It was only when the bandages were removed we found out His reply was,"When I got in there I had to do it". "Why am I just now finding out?", I asked He opened Hymn-haw around. Off I went with a foot I really hoped was healed and a toe that makes the nail technician say," What happen you toe?" Time has passed and my foot health, due to his bad handling, has gotten worst. My big toe has no bone or cartilage and the next toe has grown to accommodate balance. I am in pain constantly, Can't buy shoes and now have a flat foot. I think my foot could have been bound and I would walk better I wrote him about the arthritis and other discomfort he caused and he wrote some patronizing reply about why didn't I come back. Are you kidding he couldn't fix my foot the first time let alone after he brutalized my foot. Just be careful anything over a nail trim beware!

After a few days of intense pain I called and was scheduled the next day. When I arrived the wait…read moretime was only a few minutes. The exam was the most comprehensive exam I've ever had before. Treatment was provided effectively as were options for future therapies. Thank you Dr. Dhaduk.

This regards the Georgetown Road clinic only. I saw Dr. James, a very personable fellow on July…read more21, 2026 for the second time for heel pain. He'd sold me an orthotic the first time and it hadn't solved the problem. This time he recommended a CAT scan and injection to further assess the situation, both of which would need to be pre-authorized by my insurance company. Being in pain over the course of 10 business days without hearing from the clinic I called them and explained the situation. I was told I would definitely be called back regarding status by the end of the next day. This never happened. I am searching for another podiatrist.