So the wait time reduced to "on time" (yea) and 15 min after the appointment time…read more Extremely high quality of care. Current Issues are resolving/improving over time. Doc is normally knowledgeable but very entertaining/humorous and always full of positive energy on top of being very efficient. Highly recommend!

Never returned my call, so cannot comment on whether their services are any good. I had left a…read morevoicemail inquiring as to whether they provide x-rays. I had called while they were closed for lunch, and the call center sent me to the voicemail. I waited three days, and finally called Elite Foot and Ankle, in Lone Tree, spoke with the actual doctor (they apparently answer the phone when the receptionist doesn't), and got an appointment for the NEXT DAY. Avoid Red Rocks, or try calling when they're not out to lunch. Heh, heh. Very disappointing. They're literally down the street from my house, and also provide PT. But they blew it. If I need PT (foot is still in a walking boot, but I'm doing Pilates), I will absolutely NOT go to this unreliable place. I like businesses that return phone calls.

Dr. Alfred Kwon!!!!! This Podiatrist is superbly trained,…read more He helped me a lot with the first visit. His staff is the best. So nice. So efficient. Actually amazing!!!

Dr Saeed and his staff are wonderful. Thinking I had an ankle fracture, he evaluated me with very…read moretight ligaments. Unreal the difference after 8 treatments with shock wave. Not-swollen, sore or unstable & Im ready to run again, without surgery! Yea!

Love Nino Valenti. Excellent physician! Very thorough regarding my issues. I had surgery on Friday…read moreand feel better already just 48 hrs. later. His staff if very friendly and helpful. Definitely referring him many future patients. Thanks Nino!!

I've been treated by Dr. Valenti for plantar fasciitis with excellent results…read more He and his staff are friendly and competent. He explained my options and welcomed questions. He has also treated a couple of co-workers and they recommended him. I agree and would highly recommend him.

My first visit at Arvada Foot and Ankle was smooth and pleasant. Dr. Bibeau was very nice, thorough…read moreand professional. The staff there was also prompt, informative and professional.

He very attentive and explains in layman terms. Explained more about my feet and how important they…read moreare to your body and what other parts they affect.

I was seen by Dr. Kruse several months ago for my right ankle. I had sprained it several times…read moreplaying football as a teenager and have been having constant pain. I have seen several other doctors throughout Denver, including a very large orthopedic practice, in the past and have had my share of bracing, xrays, and physical therapy. The pain never seemed to go away though. When I first saw Dr. Kruse I was very skeptical because of how young he looks; but after a more than thorough exam and education appointment I was felt confident that he would make me pain-free for the first time in years. We started with some shots and then moved quickly to an MRI. The MRI showed that I had a small piece of damaged cartilage in the ankle that probably has been sitting there for years. He taught me alot about what was the problem and gave me both conservative and surgical options. I have had other orthopedic surgeries in the past and this was the first time that I truly understood what was going to be done in surgery and I didn't feel pressured to schedule it with him. After discussing the options with my family (and multiple phone calls to the doctor for clarification) I went through with surgery which was all done through a scope. I had multiple appointments after the surgery to ensure that all was going as planned and 6 months later, I am pain-free and back to doing all the foolish things us Coloradans can do to hurt ourselves! I am very happy with my choice of Doctors and would not hesitate to refer anyone to Dr. Kruse.

The best!! She has been my doctor for years. Has caught problems. Started going there from Abbey…read moreRoad Assisted Living and now Helping Hands.

My husband and I have become patients there and we both think they are amazing! All of the staff…read moreis super friendly and helpful! I love how they even decorate for all of the holidays. Dr. Benjamin is very kind and informative. She makes you feel heard and special.

Experienced agonizing pain in my right foot. Finally contacted a Podiatrist (online referral…read morecarrying my insurance)). I was immediately offered an appointment. Dr. Kruse evaluated my feet and recommended a treatment plan that has improved my pain relief. The office is spacious and the staff were professional.

I had 2 appointments at this office. Both times it took 2 people to figure out how to charge my HSA…read moredebit card for the appointment, but finally got it to work after several minutes of trying. I came in to request new orthotics and with pain in my feet. First appointment took about 3 hours. Sat in the office about 30 minutes between each person coming to see me. They took me to x-ray my feet and I sat in that room for 30 minutes while they tried to get the machine working but never did. I asked Dr. DUSTIN KRUSE if I would be x-rayed at the next visit and he said it didn't matter - he was going to treat it with orthotics anyway. I thought this was strange - why were they going to x-ray them if it didn't matter to my treatment? I explained to him that I really liked my current orthotics, they work well with my sandals I wear a lot. He assured me the new ones would be better, but full length. Six weeks and $600 later I came in to be "fitted" with my new orthotic inserts. I was told to bring tennis shoes to fit them into. I told the lady helping me that I wanted to make sure they work for my sandals that I wear daily and she told me they can't be used with sandals. Meanwhile she had me put on the tennis shoe with the orthotic in it and it didn't fit at all - the arch support was pushing into my heal. I tried one with my sandal and it seemed to fit better, except that it was way too long and ugly - it looked like one of the inserts you buy at the drug store for $15, and just cut to fit your foot. The lady helping said "well you can go ahead and wear them that way, but it isn't recommended." She was unable to answer why it isn't recommended so she went to find out and try to figure out why the orthotic didn't fit in my shoe. When she came back into the room she had torn the inside of my expensive running shoes ($160) to try to make the orthotic insert fit. At this point I was so shocked I raised my voice a little to say "You tore apart my shoes?!" She started lecturing me about how you can't double layer the support. I asked "so I'm going to have to tear the insides out of all of my shoes to be able to wear these things?" She said yes, and she didn't like the way I was talking to her. I asked her to go get the Dr. Dustin Kruse to explain why he didn't tell me any of this at my original appointment. By the time the doctor got there, I was so upset that I started having an anxiety attack - which causes my throat to close and makes it very hard to speak or breath. While I struggled to breath, both the doctor and the assistant watched me without offering any type of assistance such as a drink of water, a tissue, or even a chair to keep from collapsing. When a regained my breath I told them I just wanted a refund, and I collected the torn apart pieces of my shoes and began walking to the front door. As I was walking toward the front desk the doctor yelled across the entire office, "We'll get you that refund but right now you are kicked out of this office." Wow, I guess he just wanted to add insult to injury. So, humiliated, I stopped at the front desk to ask if they could just cancel or reverse the charge they had just made to my credit card. A lady who I can only assume was from billing, came out and told me that they wouldn't reverse the charge but they'd send a check in a couple weeks. This doesn't seem like proper procedure either - refusing to reverse payment to the same method I used to pay in the first place, especially since it was an HSA card for medical use. I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT recommend this practice in general or Dustin Kruse specifically. I found him especially to be immature and unprofessional. It was horrifying to have him shout my name across the office building to tell me that I was kicked out for upsetting his assistant.

Just wanted new orthotics. Insisted I see the doctor. Maybe they need $$…read more I go to several physicians and specialists. None of which ask to have a credit card on file and why does a podiatrist need to know if I was adopted? Weird intake form. I don't give out my SSN#. Nice receptionist, "office lead" was rude. I will not return.

I recently took my mom to a routine foot care appointment with Dr. Raquel Litherland. I took time…read moreoff work and drove her across town for the appointment. She has very thick toenails so we thought it would be best to have a podiatrist cut them. I didn't go with my mom into the appointment but could tell that she wasn't happy when we left. She said the doctor did a really bad job. When we got home I looked at them and couldn't believe what I was seeing. I was absolutely appalled at the job she did. It looked like a wild animal had chewed her nails off (see attached photo). I called the office to let them know about our experience. I was told they would pass the info on to management but they never reached out to us. I would definitely recommend going with another provider/doctor.