Back from an extended engagement in the Catskills, is Dr. Kahan, Sacramento's funniest podiatrist…read more I was offended, however, when he threw my shoe across the room calling it garbage.I am impressed with the level of care he has given to so many of his patients and wait expectantly for the healing relief that he says is on the way. Since I wasn't in bad pain to begin with I expect euphoria to hit me any day now. More power to you, Dr. Kahan :-)

My previous podiatrist retired and I was referred to Dr Kahan by my primary care physician. This…read morewas my second visit. The office was a bit hectic but the staff did an outstanding job of getting everyone checked in and ready for their appointment. Dr Kahan is very considerate, compassionate and always takes the time to listen and fully addressed all of my concerns without making me feel rushed. Even as busy as he was. I highly recommend Sacramento Foot and Ankle Center and Dr Kahan

Dr. Damon Namvar has been my podiatrist for over two years. He took over my care after his…read moreassociate, Dr. Spencer Lockson, retired in December 2015. I was crazy about Dr. Lockson, had seen him for years, and was convinced no podiatrist could ever provide as terrific care as he. I was wrong. Dr. Namvar was not new to the office; I had just never had the occasion to meet him. When I, a long-term brittle diabetic, developed an ulcer under a big toe in January 2016, Dr. Namvar immediately took over my care. (I had no time to wait until Dr. Lockson's replacement, a woman named Roya Mirmiran, was to start in the spring.) The ulcer worsened and reached the bone, and the diagnosis soon became osteomyelitis. I required daily outpatient IV antibiotic therapy at adjacent Sutter Hospital for six months. I credit wonderful Dr. Namvar for not only saving my toe from amputation, but also for pulling me through two more almost consecutive bouts of osteomyelitis on different toes. I saw him every single week for nearly two years. We developed a warm, sincere relationship based on mutual trust and the ability to speak frankly to each other. Dr. Namvar never once gave me the impression he was rushed. He always made me feel I was his most important patient, and I'm quite certain everyone else feels the same way, too. Quite a few times he called me at home in the evening to see how I was doing after an in-office procedure or to deliver lab results. All of my long list of physicians are at the UCD Medical Center, where I have been a patient for over 25 years. I formerly had a fabulous podiatrist there who, unfortunately, left quite some years ago. In its infinite wisdom, the powers that be at this behemoth center decided NOT to replace her, leaving its Sacramento patients without a podiatrist. I refused to drive to Carmichael or farther, and that is how I ended up with Sutter's Spencer Lockson, who came highly praised by a diabetic friend. In sum, I cannot imagine having a more intelligent, caring, kind doctor than Damon Namvar. He has led me through some difficult times with patience, humor, and total understanding. Without hesitation, I believe he is the finest doctor I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. I recommend him unconditionally, as well as his partner, Dr. Mirmiran. Final note: The cover story of Sacramento Magazine's Dec. '17 issue was entitled "Best Doctors in Sacramento." Under the heading podiatrists, the only doctors listed who are not Kaiser docs are Dr. Namvar and Dr. Mirmiran.

The reception is Crystal. Gonzales has been very unprofessional, very rude to my mother. Crystal…read moreGonzales kept changing her appointments around that my mom didn't get a chance to see the podiatrist Doctor .... my mom had to go to urgent care because the toe got infected. It is not a very safe environment for my mom to go to... My Mom. switched doctors to get away from crystal and crystal went back online and changed my mom's appointment for her new doctor.

Have had surgery on foot, other issues and risk of needing other surgical interventions, she is…read moreawesome in staving off lots of risks I have with my feet. Helped lots to reduce pain and further injuring my feet. Able to actively include me in decision making and very clear. Highly recommend especially if you have hypermobility which is challenging in its own.

Great health care is rare these days. If your feet need some attention Dr. Mitchell is the go to…read moreDr. I can't recommend her highly enough. She adds that extra something that can't be put into words into her health care. Strongly recommended.

14 years ago I was more inspired to hit the gym than I am today. Unfortunately, not all gyms offer…read moresanitized facilities and I ended up with a plantar wart. To be fair, I have no proof that the gym shower was the source of the infection although I now wear flip-flops whenever I use a public shower. I headed to the pharmacy for an over-the-counter remedy. Despite my diligent efforts, I had no luck. I then made an appointment with a podiatrist. I had the wart chemically burned, frozen, and cut. I used topical cremes and oral medication. I was so desperate that I even used duct tape despite my aversion to home-spun remedies. Despite this medical onslaught, the wart not only survived, but multiplied. After 14 years and several podiatrists, I was about to throw in the towel when my insurance company switched medical providers. I figured I have got nothing to lose besides a $20 co-payment. Dr. Garrison listened with a sympathetic ear to my long travails. He exuded a quiet confidence as he carefully laid out the battle plan to finally defeat the stubborn enemy: a one-two punch that combined incision with medication. The minor surgery was done in his office and was painless. I started taking the medication a month prior and I continued taking it for a month after the physical removal of the wart. SUCCESS! I am grateful for Dr. Garrison's knowledge, skill, and competence. Highly recommended.

He offered me a solution when I denied options He's kind,…read morethoughtful and encouraging. One of the best doctors at Mercy on Q Street.

Even though I have insurance elsewhere, I have come here several times when I had an emergency with…read moremy ongoing foot issue. Dr. Gallawa and his receptionist have always taken wonderful care of me. He explains everything and gives you options. He takes his time during the appointment . I have referred him to friends and family, and they have all been pleased with his care. The office is easy to access, and there's always plenty of parking.

I've had bad ingrown toenails for the past few years and he is by far the best podiatrist I have…read moreseen. Super quick and super simple!

Very professional, Dr Docharty found a stress fracture my other podiatrist didn't , and gave a much…read morebetter walking boot than he did so I could function during the healing process . Highly recommended! She also personally called me with test results the next day, which I was eager to get!

Unlike my now retired podiatrist, they do not soak your feet, do not clip your toenails, will only…read moreclip one toe nail where I had an in-grown. She diagnosed one painful toe as arthritis and let it go. I won't be returning. I went in for a toe nail clip and one in-grown toe nail. Best to have a pedicure at a nail salon.

Dr. Mirmiran was my Mother's Doctor and one of the kindest people we've ever met. Knowledgeable,…read moreand so very patient. We actually looked forward to our visits to her office. A+++

I hate writing negative reviews and initially Dr. Mirmiran was kind and helpful. However, after no…read moregood information or treatment program to heal after a broken fibula and no details as to why the fracture was not healed after 3+ months, I was upset and wanted a second opinion. She failed to review my recent Xrays or MRI with me to show what could be the delayed nonunion condition. THEN when I saw her the last time, she was upset that I wanted a second opinion. Sutter has no free parking which is another bad thing since other places like Kaiser have free parking. I also had to wait a long time in the office for an xray but that is not her fault. She kept saying in emails "fracture still healing" but no treatment program or time to when I would get well and why the fracture was not healed.

Dr. Haynam is good... But his office owes us $65 to both husband and me ($130 total) which Blue…read moreCross/Blue Shield confirms we should've NEVER been charged. Since July we've been trying to get this refund. -- Maybe someone in the business office will get inspired now that I'm posting this issue here.

Dr. Haynam is a Podiatrist, and has been looking after my feet for a little over a year. On my…read morefirst visit my toes were numb, I had hammer toes, and lots of calluses as well as a history of stumbling and falling. He tested my feet, numbness in my toes and, very high arches. He customized some shoe inserts for me, prescribed a very effective foot cream and talked to me about what could be done for my hammer toes. I had the tendon release he told me about. I also did some physical therapy he recommended for me. It's a year later, I've been following his advice, never barefoot, using a gel sleeve on my big toe to prevent blisters and walking more. I have what seem like new feet to me. We did my annual diabetic foot check and it was amazing! I felt every touch with the monofilament tool. Not how it was on my first visit when I could feel nothing on my toes. He told me that it was uncommon to have an improvement like this. I thought it was impossible! But my increase in walking activity and the increased blood flow had improved the circulation and sensitivity in my feet. I am over the moon, first good news this year. Dr. Haynam says that he is "just a foot doctor." It was through his interventions, suggestions and treatments that I had this improvement. I have even gotten pedicures, once a no - no because I couldn't feel and I was embarrassed over the state of my feet. Making an appointment to see him is not the ordeal it is with some practices, his staff is kind, and seem to recognize me, nice. And his medical assistant wears the cutest tennis shoes, we always talk about shoes and where the sales are. She's so sweet, no embarrassment with her, ever. Best diabetic foot expiriance ever.

Dr Uro treated my grandfather in the early 1980s. Sadly, I am not surprised to see all the negative…read morereviews. He would routinely charge us more than Medacare would allow & then would make my mother pay out of pocket for the overage before she could leave the office. This gouging went on for a lomg time until she went to another provider when Dr Uro was out of the office -- the other care provider informed her that the overcharging was u professional. We never went back.

I recently was under the care of Doctor Uro for a ganglion cyst on my right ankle that Doctor Uro…read moresurgically removed. I cannot say enough of how well my experience went with him and his staff, especially Adam, who is the receptionist and front office person. From the moment I called to make my first appointment, until my last visit when Doctor cleared me, everything could not have been any better. He was professional ,caring, and very thorough in keeping me informed throughout the entire process. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND Doctor Uro concerning anything regarding podiatry care/needs. If I could, I would give him more than 5 Stars. Patrick G.