I have never been to a podiatrist before so I didn't know what to expect when I made the…read moreappointment due to a callous on my foot that was causing discomfort. The office was modern and very clean. The staff that I met were pleasant. Dr. Aramini had a friendly demeanor and he got my foot jokes which broke the ice and lightened the mood. He listened when I described my concern and he gave me a few options on how to address the issue. I left with some cream and a pair of insoles.

My goodness, I've never seen so many fake reviews for a Doctor. This is extremely disappointing…read more Folks are gonna come in here thinking they're going to be treated kindly, but they will not , especially by Loveland. I do not know who was more insensitive her or Armini. It's very sad because I think they are good doctors but their bedside manners suck.

Easy to schedule, has early hours and will work with you on the care you need. His expert advice…read morehas helped me decide the best course of action. He is compassionate and I feel the best in foot care. I have been a client here for 8 years.

I've been dealing with foot issues my whole life, and as I get older it seems like a new one crops…read moreup every year or existing issues just get worse, so it was time to find someone to take a closer look at what was going on. I was referred to this offer by my primary care physician, and after my initial visit with Dr. Sekhon, I knew I was in good hands. She's thorough with a capital T, personable, friendly, and dare I say funny. I mean, she has the dubious honor of touching what's likely one of our dirtiest and ignored body parts (with gloves of course), and somehow she does it with grace. Honestly, she seems like the kind of person I'd want to hang out with, and that makes seeking the care you need that much easier. She's also super knowledgeable too, and she was able to offer me a new treatment for my symptoms that was 1000% more effective than anything I'd tried before and she offered advice that can begin to help with some of my other issues as well. I'm glad I found this practice.

Tracey is AMAZING. She took the time to fully understand my foot pain issues, gave me a…read morecomprehensive understanding of foot anatomy and why I am facing these issues, and outlined three practical action plans. I could not be happier with the experience. The office is professional and well-located, and she was prompt with the appointment start time.

Dr. Giambrone was so easy to work with. She made me feel at ease, had great communication, and the…read moreprocedure went well. I have had foot pain for years and after a previous bad experience, I decided to just live with it. Had I known how great Dr. Giambrone was, I would have acted sooner. Highly recommended. 5 Stars.

Outstanding care! Took care of my father's feet with gentleness & skill. Extremely knowledgeable…read moredoctor and felt the care delivered was outstanding. Without hesitation, I would highly recommend this doctor and team! Great care, GREAT PEOPLE!

I had been bothered with severe foot pain for three years and finally went to see Dr. Kressler. I…read moreliked him right away but the proof is in the outcome. I had a large neuroma in my left foot that made it painful to walk and greatly impacted my life and activities I enjoyed. My foot became so painful, even going to the grocery store and walking through the aisles became impossible. Dr. Kressler did surgery on my foot to remove the neuroma about 6 weeks ago. I was very surprised how easy the post-op experience was and my foot hurt far less immediately after surgery than prior to the surgery. In just 6 weeks I am pain free and have increased my walking to more than a mile at this point. I am getting ready for the ski season once again! I highly recommend Dr. Kressler. He is a very good surgeon and just a nice person!

If you need a foot and/or ankle doctor, this is the place! I first went here years ago when I…read morethought I broke a toe-I didn't-and when my husband was having toenail fungal issues, I immediately told him to go here. I was happy to see this place is still the best place to go. It is by far the happiest medical office i have ever been in!! ALL the front office staff were nice -that alone is rare! The patients seems to know and like the staff and vice versa. People-I'm assuming current or past patients- were bringing gifts in. The nurse was SUPER nice... he said "This is the only doctor i'd vouch for in my 30 years in the medical field." And in fact, the doctor is indeed AWESOME!!!

I'm still in the early stages of being a patient here. The check-in process was easy and staff are…read morevery friendly and helpful. My doctor (Sehkon) was very nice and gave me a lot of information. I was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis and given exercises and orthotics to purchase via Amazon. I felt like I was taken good care of on my first visit. I'll have a follow-up in just over a month unless something goes wrong between now and then. Worth checking out if you have foot and/or ankle injuries. Stay tuned for an update...

I have visited this practice on three occasions--two visits with Dr. Spencer Pickett and one with…read moreDr. Layne Demeron. On each visit, I found the doctors to be polite, knowledgeable, and competent in their work. However, my primary concern is with the excessive waiting times and lack of communication. I understand that delays can happen in a medical office, and waiting five or even ten minutes past an appointment time is reasonable. But during my most recent visit with Dr. Demeron, I waited approximately 40 minutes in the exam room without anyone coming in to check on me or provide any update as to what was going on. There was no communication at all, which I found frustrating and unprofessional. When the doctor finally came in, I raised this concern. He told me that it is not uncommon for patients to wait 30 to 60 minutes beyond their scheduled appointment time while doctors attend to procedures. I found this response to be dismissive and unacceptable. While I understand that schedules can fall behind, a lack of communication and acknowledgment of a patient's time reflects poor office practices. I expressed how I felt at the time. I may have caught him off guard, but I believe feedback should be welcomed, as no one is above receiving constructive suggestions. What added to my frustration was that, after waiting all that time, the procedure itself took only about five minutes. As a diabetic patient, I rely on these appointments for proper care, and I expect that my time will be respected just as I respect the doctor's time. At the end of the visit, I was instructed to return in two to three months, and I scheduled a follow-up appointment as requested. Later that evening, I received an email asking for feedback about my visit. I provided an honest and fair opinion based on my experience. The following morning, I received a phone call from the office informing me that my upcoming appointment with Dr. Demeron had been changed to a different doctor. This change felt retaliatory in nature, given the timing after my feedback. If a doctor is unable to accept constructive criticism without taking it personally, that raises concerns about professionalism. Patient feedback is an important part of improving care and office practices, and it should not result in what appears to be punitive action.

My husband has been seeing Dr. Dameron for a couple of years, for a recurring issue. Dr. Dameron…read morehas "treated" him with multiple rounds of antibiotics, yet the infection keeps returning. This past Monday, the infected toe bled profusely and we went to the ER. Today is Wednesday, my husband is still hospitalized, awaiting surgery to remove part of his toe. Please, if you must see Dr. Dameron, be diligent and make sure he digs deeper into chronic issues.

Integrity Professional…read moreGreat exam table manners Outstanding Staff Excellent Doctor Thank You!!!

When my husband was in his 40s, he began experiencing numbness in his feet. During an appointment,…read moreMr. Knedgen noticed the dryness and discoloration on one of my husband's toes. Rather than recognizing these as potential signs of a medical condition or showing compassion, he was unkind, demeaning. After seeking care from a different physician, we learned that my husband has diabetes. The numbness, dry skin, and toe discoloration were all classic symptoms of the disease. Instead of helping identify a serious underlying medical condition or treating my husband with dignity, he was quite frankly, an ass.

I am so pleased with my visit to see Dr. Doxey! I've been having sever heel pain for about 8 weeks…read more It's been absolute torture. After reading 2 reviews, I bit the bullet and made an appointment. I was not expecting treatment. I was expecting about a 5 minute chat and a plan. Instead, I got X-rays and an ultrasound to diagnose me with planters fasciitis and a bone spur. He was super hands on and treated me on the spot. I'm so happy and I truly feel that I'm on the road to recovery. Everyone in the office is super nice and makes you feel comfortable. I highly recommend this office and specifically Dr. Doxey.

Office staff were helpful doctor was great he's been there for years I needed my nails done since…read morehaving neuropathy in my feet means I have to keep from damaging them also my copay was cheaper then my last podiatrist and it was a better visit

Great Foot Doctor! Receptionist was really nice and helpful. This is our fifth visit. Dr Knedgen is…read morealways a pleasure to talk with.

He was a great podiatrist for my husband. Very kind and informative. Unfortunately he has retired.read more

Dr. Karrasch is great, and when I saw him in 2020 for custom orthotics, he was thorough and…read moreknowledgeable. Needing new orthotics, I called today for an appointment but was informed that because I owed the office $20 for a sock I didn't even ask for on one visit in 2021, I went into "collections" and am not allowed to be seen there again. I don't want to say that the person I talked to seemed rather gleeful to be winning our seeming battle of 2021, but I'm glad she won the $20 war for the $500 orthotics I would have purchased. Congratulations on the moral fortitude!