Visited Epic Foot & Ankle the morning after a sports injury. From the moment I walked into the…read moreoffice, the two administrative staff were authentically positive & helpful. Office is beautiful, spacious, and professional. Dr. Austin and his impressive medical assistant were very knowledgable, professional, vibrant, and made me feel comfortable and hopeful during my injury. Dr. Austin communicates well, provides sound medical administration and diagnosis, and is receptive to any concerns or comments, which I highly appreciated. I walked out of Epic Foot & Ankle feeling much better and I give my utmost recommendation for this impressive medical clinic.

From the owner: Foot and Ankle Specialists serving the Metro Detroit area! We treat all foot and ankle injuries,…read moreheel pain, bunions, arthritis, diabetics, wounds, warts, fungal nails, etc.

I was in desperate need for a podiatrist. I knew what had to be done. Out of fear, I delayed the…read moreappointment till I could hardly get shoes on my feet. Two in-grown toenails! I called a podiatrist office near my home. I told the assistant who answered the phone, that I had delayed the appointment as long as I could because I feared the painful procedure that I imagined. The assistant said, "oh it won't hurt, the doctor is really good looking"! In addition to the in-grown toe nails, back in June, I sprained my ankle just 4 days before my 10 day, 332 mile ultra-marathon. 55 miles into the race, it forced me to quit. Nearly 6 months later my ankle still hurts. Shocking since it really seemed like a minor strain that really wasn't a big attention getter in the first place. Just two weeks ago, I wasn't able to stand on it at all! A cortisone injection to the ankle will hopefully allow me to heal that ankle fully! Appointment with the podiatrist for both issues was today. Yes, the doctor was good-looking, AND yes there was still pain involved. Thank gawd for lidocaine! (Although the injection was tough). Right toenail, wedge/angle cut and instant relief! Left toenail, lidocaine, the toenail cut from top to bottom (at angle) and pulled out all the way! Ouch!! He literally wrestled it out! Then he stuck an acid dipped cotton stick in the cavity...which was bleeding heavily, to burn the root out! Several times! It was so gross! So how did I get the in-grown toenails? I always blamed the people who do my pedicures. They're always messing around in the corner of my toes. It turns out, it's my own fault. Before I would go for my pedicure, I would always cut my toenails as short as I could get them. I know the pedicurist won't cut them short and with all the running/walking that I do, I'm always losing toenails cause they weren't short enough, or so I thought. It's really that I needed a full sized bigger in my running shoes and not a half size bigger that I had been using. Lesson One: In cutting them too short, and the way the shoes press in on the toe, they would only grown inward and not up/out. Lesson Two: Shoe size is critical. Lesson Three: By delaying my visit to the podiatrist, I made the situation worse. Now once this throbbing goes away, I hope my feet and ankle will be normal again! Dr. Ali was fantastic! Go see him if you need a good foot doctor! I won't be so afraid next time! He was incredibly kind and made sure that I was as comfortable as could get in a not so great situation.

I can not explain how excellent Dr Ali is. He gave me his personal number after two surgeries. He…read moreoffered to come to my home during the Christmas break. You need to make him your foot Dr. PERIOD.

I came to Wright & Filippis to get my new prosthetic. Now…read morethat I am on Medicare i choose the Dearborn location as it is nearest to my home. Tony and David have been working with me and I have to say I couldn't be happier with the wonderful knowledge and service of th two men. The last company that I got my prosethic from measured me and brought the leg to my home and it never came back. Tony and David have explained everything from start to finish to maKe sure I felt comfortable and that my new leg fit properly. I would highly recommend the office as every employee is friendly and extremely supportive and knowledgeable. Thank you for everything. Jane Dalessandro

If Medicare gave me the option to go anywhere else I'd would, even if I had to drive 40 miles one…read moreway. This company isn't the manufacturer of their equipment they provide, they only gather information, which your own doctor could provide, and basically put you in the equipment, which your doctor could also do. I really, really, really don't see a need for this company. One only has to look at their return policy (as soon as the device touches skin, they will not accept a return..ummm it's medical equipment how do you know it doesn't fit until you try it on?) why even offer a return policy? I've been through two (2) sets of shoes in less than 2 months, these are diabetic shoes, these are supposed to prevent damage to my feet and ankles, and yet my feet have both taken a GIANT leap backwards since I put on these Customer made shoes (only $300 of which I paid $150 for) My right foot had completely healed and wearing their shoes within 1 day my right foot developed a massive blister under my skin, and I walked less than a typical grocery store shopping experience in them. Since then the shoes tread wear down at increased speeds, the right foot looks like it's sliding off the right side of the boot, out of 1-10 I'm going to give these shoes a solid -3. I could have gotten the same quality if I ordered my boots from WISH. Com, Temu would have been an upgrade, hell Walmart would be like buying a pair of Red Wings compared to what the hell they gave me.

Dr. Young helped me find relief from a painful bunion. Excellent follow up care. Staff is…read moreprofessional and kind

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This doctor charges what your insurance guides him to,(insurances set the fees not doctors) and is…read moreunable to charge anything more. Sorry you had a bad experience. He has a 35+ years following of patients whom love him! Sure wish if your questions weren't all answered you would have inquired. Apologies. Respectfully, staff

This doctor charges more than other doctors. After my insurance paid the maximum allowed benefit…read morehe billed me for 40% more. I have 100% insurance and no deductible. He is supposedly in Network for the largest PPO in Michigan. but refuses to submit the difference to insurance. Smells like a scam. He needs to be taken off the In Network list if he's going to be charging well beyond the customary charges. Go elsewhere.

1) Front desk Lady and guy have zero personalities! Not welcoming at all. No "Hello", "how are…read moreyou"... Only.. "I need to collect your copay!" 2) I have had 4 visits for Athletes foot(pinky toe). Each visits co-pay for me was $20. Each visit the recommendation was to soak and use iodine.... Well now weeks after doing that I can barely walk normal, I have sever pain that comes from that toe and around it... went today for an Emg appt and was told nothing can be done but to soak... needless to say I was very disappointed! I asked about a Rx/fungus to perhaps help, as my son had the same thing and went to Westland Foot and Ankle and received a anti fungal Rx and his case cleared up in 1-2wks... Dr.says "well go there" I'm only telling you how the "book" says to resolve athletes foot".. I knew then I needed to RUN out this Shady Place!!!

Dr. El-Khalil was my first choice in foot & ankle specialists when problems with my ankle became…read moreconcerning. My husband, a diabetic, was already under Dr. El-Khalil's care when he experienced a fractured toe, which lead to a serious health scare. This doctor basically saved my husband's life. He does not sugarcoat facts. He is passionate about his profession and explained in zero uncertain terms the seriousness and the risks involving my husband's fracture. Thankfully, he got through, and my husband followed the doctor's orders to a tee with beautiful results. Dr.. El-Khalil examined my ankle and surprised me by explaining the possible risks that go with surgery, and instead of jumping in, he advised that I try several things prior to an operation. I purchased different shoes, heel cups, and a special ankle brace that he recommended. A Cortizone shot hasn't been necessary for me. the alternative methods are working for pain management and are encouraged are before resorting to shots or surgery. If abiding by the doctor's orders is too difficult a task, don't waste Dr. El-Khalil's valuable time with an appointment. His opinions, knowledge, and bedside manner are all of the highest quality.

dr suha kassab is the best! she is caring and excellent at what she does. she explains everything…read moreand does it in a kind and caring way - her staff is amazing - always friendly and relatable. this is a doctor and staff that is undoubtedly a "10"

I have had a wonderful experience with Dr Kassab. She has implemented a very effective treatment…read morewhen addressing my issues. My apts are quick, and the staff is very thorough and polite. I would recommend Dr Kassab to anyone seeking relief from podiatric issues.

I would NOT recommend this office do your research; they are NOT up front except making sure they…read moreget their OVER inflated bill paid and then have to go to another orthopedic to get actual care. The Doctor reads the Xrays not a radiologist and he will spend about 5 uninterested minutes with you, make sure to ask in detail that they can serve your needs if not you will be paying another office to get what they are not qualified to do.

Brought a friend here for an appointment. Pretty shocked and disappointed that not a single staff…read moremember was wearing a mask, and no covid protocols seem to be in place. I've seen restaurants follow better standards than this.