I could not say enough thanks to Foot and Ankle Medical Group especially Dr.Chen…read more Sprained my right ankle on a Sunday night, and the office immediately squeezed me into Dr.Chen's Monday morning appointment. The appointment and the X-Ray process were so smooth. The Los Gatos staff were extremely nice and friendly. They have X-Ray and ultrasonic equipment on-site, which is a great convenience. I was tolerating a severe pain and swollen ankle the entire night, with overthinking such as "Would my bone be fractured? Would I never go back to gym?""Would I need to lay on a bed for 1-3 months?" After X-Ray and ultrasonic, as well as Dr.Chen performed pressure check on different points, he thoroughly explained and educated me about the situation: it is an organic sprain. All bones, joints and ligament are perfectly fine. Dr.Chen showed me and suggested me to record how to use KT tape. No prescriptions, no more exams, but good suggestions on which exercises would help the recovery as well as certain shoes to wear during the period. Thank you so much for having me in such a professional, accessible and friendly place!

Dr Lerman was my podiatrist several years ago when I had a wound on my ankle that would not heal…read more He treated my ankle for about a year, including a number of bariatric chamber treatment. Finally, he went with a skin graft that did the trick. More recently I went to his office for a medical pedicure for a persistent toenail fungus. That went well and the toenails are still looking for good food. Pretty good and starting to grow back to almost normal.

This review is long overdue. I'm actually shocked that there are only 3 reviews posted. If I could…read morechoose one word to describe Dr. Oldenbrook it would be nothing short of "Phenomenal". He never left me questioning anything he did. He was gentle, truly caring, professional and extremely knowledgeable. My brother received the absolute best care possible at this facility hands down! The prior doctor ***(see my review on Leonard Greenwald) was horrible! Not just bad, horrible!! Greenwald was already priming my brother for amputation. Not once did he take an x-ray or do an ultrasound until I adamantly insisted on it. De-burring seemed to be his only method of choice. Dr. Oldenbrook didn't do any guesswork, he immediately took the case seriously and provided the necessary tests to determine the best course of action. For Dr. Oldenbrook, amputation was a last resort once all viable measures were taken to save the toes/foot/leg, whichever.

Dr. Bruce Lerman is amazing! Wow, any doctor that cares enough to personally call about a situation…read morewith a 94 yr old patient is a keeper in this day and age. I work with the elderly so I truly appreciate a physician that treats them with dignity and respect. Dr. Lerman THANK YOU for caring so much.

I was wondering if I should write this review as quite a bit of time has passed--about 5 years…read more However, the nail care my daughter received for an ingrown nail is a constant reminder of disregard for patient aesthetics. As most people mentioned, she is very energetic and a warm people person. Don't let this fool you. My daughter has had more than one nail treated for ingrown--one, a male doctor, who did a great job and kept the nail in tact. and Dr. Sheth--who virtually cut and treated it at an odd angle--forever crooked. No--no more issues with ingrown--but not ideal--seemed like she put no thought into the healing portion. For a young girl (or any patient for that matter)--it is important and relevant--especially if it it's avoidable. I happen to notice someone else's review mentioning the same thing--propelled to write--as it's obviously recurring and not her strong suitl. Secondly--an more importantly, we came in for shin splints, noticed some "floating bone" in her ankle...she wanted an MRI--my daughter, at the time was about 15. I said, "why? we are not doing surgery"--she said "we should know what's going on"--made sense. But, then, sure enough, she pushed for surgery. I put an immediate halt on that and saw a Stanford foot doctor--for my daughter's level of activity in sports--she did not need the recommended surgery (one that he himself has lived with). She has gone on to play varsity sports in HS and now, a young adult, snow skis, jogs, gym work outs etc. The Stanford doc also shared what the formal name for the issues was--vs "floating bone." For me--2 strikes. I am need of a podiatrist right now...searching the internet for a good fit.

I really like Dr.Ami A Sheth. She is smart and very friendly. Her staff were nice too.read more

Went to her because she was local and I saw her brother who was beyond impressive…read more Right off the bat there was a vibe of how can I make money off this patient, that raised a yellow flag. I had an open wound on the ball of my foot. She did some work on it and told me I needed Orthotics, Hmm been here before but OK, as a marathoner of 40 years I get it. I was charged $600 for them and when I asked about a 2nd pair was told they would be $600. REALLY every podiatrist I have been to cuts the price by 50% since it is just a copy. Hmm that raised a red flag of more of how can I get more money from this patient. Long story short I ended up with an infected toe due to the open wound. The toe was removed and I ended up with a different podiatrist who did the removal. New podiatrist cleared the wound. Told me I should have Orthotics. She said I might qualify for Medicare coverage due to my conditions. They set me up with Medicare call, when I was in THE OFFICE to make sure I qualified. The Medicare person said it was obvious I qualified for Orthotics and I would be covered. Dr Oloff had no clue but was willing to bilk me for $600. Now I am getting a bill for $300 from Dr Oloff for what I don't know. I don't see any insurance claims. Again a red flag as I have not gotten a single bill from my second podiatrist or any other Dr. as far as that goes. The money vibe came alive as most Drs. would call and say they don't take Medicare or my secondary insurance, Not a fan as she DID NOT solve my wound but was willing to bilk me for Orthtics

My primary physician's office referred me to Dr. Joan Oloff. For years I had difficulty walking…read moredue to pain in my left foot. My second toe had a really bad case of arthritis, I'd say bone to bone situation in the joint. Dr Oloff assessed my condition and found that my big toe bunion was aggravating the case besides. Dr Oloff gave me a visual explanation of how a human foot could look like with the kind of condition I have. She explained the different options I have for treatment. As I did not want an invasive method, I first opted for a cream to alleviate the pain, which I knew, of course, will just mask the pain, and not really resolve the problem. The cream did not do much for me. Another option was a costisone shot. I did not go for this as it never worked for me either, based on my past experience for other pain issues I have. So after 2 weeks of contemplation, I agreed to have surgery where she was going to implant a cartilage replacement in the joint in my second toe. She was also going to relieve my big toe bunion. On the day of surgery, the whole process went smoothly. The facility was very clean and all members of the staff were very professional, pleasant and efficient. Post op, I would go once a week to Dr. Oloff's office. She would check my foot and replace the dressing/bandages. I should mention that her office staff, Cryselle and Stephany (sorry if I misspell names here), are very kind and pleasant, very patient and caring. Prior to my surgery, they took the time and effort to find the right size/height of crutches for me as they did not have it in their office at the time. Kudos to both of them.

Dr. Sangueza is great but staff never answers the phone, takes forever to respond to voicemail. I…read morehave been double-billed and sent in the information repeatedly to get a refund without any movement or success. It's really challenging to book an appointment or change an appointment due to front desk staff. I wish he would get better support staff or manage them better. They are nice, but it's challenging and never improves and I have decided to look for a new doctor as a result. I used the clinic for a few years but am tired of chasing.

I moved out of town and had complications with my foot and requested my medical records. Well good…read moreluck to me it's been 4 months and still nothing. Of course they don't answer the phone. All I needed was what he performed on my foot. So sadly disgusted he or his staff wouldn't respond or simply send MY records

Dr. Stein and his staff were very professional and kind. I went in for a toe infection and he was…read moreable to see me relatively quickly. He had to remove the toenail and my toe is recovering well and the infection is gone. The toenail extraction was very quick and relatively painless with the anesthetic. I felt very well taken care of and highly recommend him for your foot care needs.

From the owner: Welcome! Podiatric Care Center has been working with patients to provide the best podiatric care…read morefor patients in the San Leandro, Pleasanton and Los Gatos, CA area. Michael A. Stein's experience in podiatry is coupled with genuine concern for their patients. All our staff is dedicated to your comfort and prompt attention as well. Our goal is to help you maintain healthy feet.

Great and talented doctor. Great person…read more Dr. Scheinin treated my toenail fungus. He totally checked my health prior to treatment to make sure I could handle any side effects which there were none. His treatment was quick and affective. I appreciate his experience, careful approach, and personal care.

Wish I would have read these reviews and seen Dr S's Yelp rating before wasting time in his office…read more I didn't get to choose a specific podiatrist; he was a referral from my plan. Since meeting with Dr. S. I've done some research cross-checking and have found a DPM in my plan that I'm excited about seeing. Fingers crossed my HMO gives the green light. The problem with Dr. S.: All seemed well during the visit except for one rude and slightly embarrassing remark he made which I intentionally decided to ignore (nobody's perfect). But the next day when I tried to access their secure messaging portal I encountered technical issues that couldn't be resolved. Portals like the one his office uses are supposed to have tech support for patients. This one doesn't. And I guess the doctor just got frustrated with my asking for assistance from his office staff that he simply abandoned me. He wouldn't let me arrange a quick Zoom call with a member of his staff and portal rep to show them the technical problem. It would have likely been an easy fix. All I needed was a way to message him securely: each instance he gets caught communicating personal health info unsecurely, he risks being fined thousands of dollars. I don't know if he has deep control issues and therefore doesn't have faith in his office staff to get the job done, or if he just has a short fuse, but whatever is going on it's not healthy. My advice is to really take your time to find a DPM who behaves professionally. He or she will be worth their weight in gold.

I suffer from very bad plantar fasciitis and have been suffering at work standing all day on my…read morefeet. I came in to the clinic to get a customized insole with Dr. Chen. Dr. Chen was very patient, professional, and took his time to explain everything. The clinic is very clean and welcoming. Overall, very pleased with my experience here today.

Amazing care! He is so great with my son. Very friendly. Highly recommend. Easy to set up an…read moreappointment.

I am an ultra-marathon runner and running coach who had been struggling with a sore Achilles Tendon…read morefor 9 months when I finally switched doctors and started seeing Dr. Proehl. He immediately did x-rays and started conservative treatments of a walking boot and rest. After following the conservative protocol, I returned to running and did several more ultra-races. When the pain kept returning and affected my training and racing, Dr. Proehl ordered an MRI to determine the extent of the injury. Since Dr. Proehl is also a runner, he knew how important the sport is to me and really wanted to see me enjoy the sport again. So, after receiving the MRI results he recommended surgery to clean out the diseased tendon and repair the partially torn tendon using an Arthrex SpeedBridge for attachment to the heel. During the whole process he was understanding, informative, clearly kept up with the latest methods and medications, had my best interests in mind, and was always available for my questions. I had my second post-op appointment with him about 3 weeks after my surgery and I couldn't be happier with my progress. He and I are both extremely optimistic on the outcome and I am even starting to plan my race schedule for the fall, which may include a 100 mile endurance run 6 months after surgery.

Just had my first appointment with Dr. Proehl for my foot pain. Getting the appointment was easy!…read moreCalled in and was able to be seen that day. Dr. Proehl was so friendly I felt comfortable right away and he was so knowledgeable, he knew right away what my problem is and how to fix it. I will definitely be referring him to anyone who has any foot issues.