I liked Dr O'rourke earlier in my care. She had a good sense of humor and was so perky. But she…read moredid a Morton's neuroma removal on my foot which left me with foot pain. She had reasons why, but it took quite a few months before she finally took an x-ray that showed a bone hanging low causing the pain. So then she had to go back in and screw the bone up where it belonged. She wasn't happy about it I felt like it was my fault. She turned defensive. A few years later I started having pain on top of my foot. Arthritis had gotten so bad I needed to think about fusing my foot. My feet were hurting so bad from the arthritis I wore sandals with a lot of very spongy support. They were sandals that had a lot of straps and they made it easier to walk. I went back to Dr O'Rourke to see her and she was furious at me for wearing the sandals. That was all she could focus on. So I decided not to see her anymore. Then she retired. And also sent me a copy of a letter she wrote to put in my file. It was very vindictive,, said I don't heal well, I am a bad patient and I wore sandals. She mentioned the straps but still it was very bad. . I was shocked that she took the time to write such a letter. Very unprofessional. But I thought well, she is retiring and that is a good thing. I was surprised how double sided she was. I hope she has a happy retirement- it was time.

Finally!!!! A foot doctor worst going to. It's well worst the wait time to see her!!!!…read more I've spent too many years seeing all the wrong doctors. You will never feel rushed in her care. And she knows what she's talking about.

I had to have an ingrown toenail avulsion and I've had two in the past so I can say I absolutely…read morewas not looking forward to the excruciatingly painful numbing injections I've gotten previously (one in Ohio, one here in Seattle). But Dr Berg completely put me at ease and he has a technique for numbing that's basically no worse than a few injections that feel like vaccination shots (which I should mention is NBD to me). I couldn't believe how well he did it so all of my anxiety was misplaced. He also explained everything he was doing and why. The whole time I felt like I was heard as a patient, which is basically what you want in any doctor (and in my experience so rarely see from doctors). So Dr Berg is my new podiatrist I guess. Definitely recommend, fantastic bedside manner and great technique. Nearly every doctor I've seen needs to take a page (or chapter(s)) from his book.

After my primary doctor prescribed a large bottle of pills for my toe fungus; they warned me the…read moremedication could potentially damage my liver. Seeking a safer alternative, I found Dr. Berg's office: they offered a laser treatment that worked out perfectly. Dr. Berg is incredibly knowledgeable, his staff is friendly, and the office is located in a charming, converted old school building in Lake City.

Was referred by a friend. So glad I chose to go. Dr. E.J. explained every step clearly, which…read moregreatly reduced my fears. His staff Chris is competent and friendly. Easy parking .

I've sent a few of my patients out to Bothell Foot & Ankle clinic for plantar fasciitis, ankle/knee…read morepain and arch support. Many of my chiropractic patients need to understand that without proper arch support and equal pressure on both feet, you end up with improper gait biomechanics, which can lead to discomfort up the chain; knees, hips and back. GREAT RESULTS SO FAR. We

I highly recommend Dr. Robert Stanton, DPM…read more I've been a patient for many years and he has treated me, my husband, my children and many of my extended, family including elderly relatives with kindness, trust and professionalism. Sometimes with feet...there can be emergent conditions. When I have needed to get into see Dr. Stanton under these circumstances his office staff have been understanding and have been able to accommodate me which is unusual these days. Our son is an aspiring golf pro and Dr. Stanton has provided much needed, helpful advice for sports orthotics and preventative care for athletes and how to keep his feet healthy. He is patient, a good listener, highly skilled and delivers exceptional podiatric services. I highly recommend "Dr. Bob!"

Really good. It's not often you get a Dr. who texts you to follow up how you are (after an…read moreemergency). Marge, the front office end of things, is a very cool lady too. Very personable too.

Don't waste your money on a "medical pedicure" -- you're definitely better off just getting a…read moreregular salon pedicure. For my first (and only) visit, I paid $140 for five minutes of simple treatment, during which the doctor was rude and unprofessional.

Dr. Joyce Lee has been caring for my daughter who has foot and knee pains. We tried other doctors…read moreand therapy but could not figure out what the issue was until we met Dr. Lee. She knows what patient needs are and listens to the issues. She is so nice and sweet too. You have to go see Dr. Lee If you have been dealing with foot and ankle issues. You will be happy and back on your feet! No regrets!

Office staff here is very efficient and kind. Dr.Nilson is careful to cover holistic care as well…read moreas his individual Bailiwick from ankle and foot. He's always been on time and spends whatever time he needs to get it done correctly, efficiently and painlessly.

I've never been so frustrated in my life! I would have better luck getting in touch with Elvis then…read moreI can the front desk of this clown-show. They WILL NOT answer the phone, and I'm stuck with menus and leaving voice mails. The care here seems to be good, but the front office is beyond dismal. I've never encountered such a dismal front office setup in any medical office in my entire life. Once I get through my current situation I will be DONE with this outfit. It's utterly ridiculous to make it so f'n hard for clients to get in touch with them.

Not a criticism, just describing my experience with this office…read more On Friday Kaiser sent a referral to Lake Washington Foot & Ankle for right foot pain. (Kaiser picked that clinic not me). I called on Lake Washington Foot and Ankle on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and was told each day they couldn't find the referral but would call me back later that day. (They did not call back). Finally, on Thursday I did got a call from their office that they had found the referral but were NOT taking any new patients. It sure would have been nice if I had been told when I called that first day on Monday that they had told me that they were NOT taken new patients as that would have caused me a lot less pain and suffering because of the now delayed treatment!

Excellent, confident doctor who took on my difficult and challenging case. I have "CMT" Charcoat…read moreMarie Tooth syndrome/deformity. I have permanent, complex structural deformities of the foot and ankle, caused by neurological disorders and previous trauma. I went to Everett Bone & Joint where I saw the Foot & Ankle Surgeon declined working on my foot, citing it was too complicated and did not think the outcome would be favorable. He wished me well and that was the end. My family suggested going to the UW and that was how I was introduced to Dr Prakash . He admitted me and created a treatment plan that had some of the most time-intensive and technically challenging work ahead. My foot was infected to the bone and was on IV treatment at the hospital. I hit the lottery with Dr Prakash who had assessed me and set a surgery/treatment in motion. Many of my CMT or Charcot Marie Tooth (what a name!) deformities are a result from a combination of muscular, anatomical and neurological dysfunction and just wreak havoc on your neuro-muscular foot structure . I had surgery November 2023 and as of today (March 2034) and I have finally healed with a "normal looking foot" something I had not experienced looking foot in over 5 years. Thank you Dr Prakash, YOU ROCK and you have an excellent personality and bed side manor to boot! I am forever indebted to you.