Best foot dr ever!!! Last six years had corn in between my toes. I been to numerous of pediatric…read moreDr's. On my last trip dr in kaiser she used nitrogen that didn't help much. I visited Dr Lawrence and within 10 mins of procedures I am able to walk with no pain. Last 6 years tried everything but nothing work. I give him 1 million stars!!! Best foot dr ever!!!

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.

Timely, professional, and compassionate medical health care is hard to find. Dr. Jennings brings it…read morebig time! She's thorough, friendly, and an amazing foot healer!

Had both R and L Achilles tendon surgeries for tendinosis around 15 yrs ago; then this past Fall…read moregot a partial rupture of my R Achilles. Was totally crippled, could barely hobble to the bathroom, and my Kaiser podiatrist didn't clarify that I had a partial rupture, much less that it probably was due to taking prednisone for another condition (i.e., didn't warn me to assiduously avoid steroids); and the only options he provided were "watch and wait" or a complex procedure that would take a year to recover from. When I then switched from Kaiser "Senior Advantage" to traditional Medicare with AARP secondary I asked him who I should see in community and the PAMF podiatrist he recommended referred me to Dr. Meagan Jennings for a TENEX procedure with PRP (platelet rich plasma) in which she is specially trained. The surgery went great and I was able to walk pretty normally by about 3 months post-op with the help of wonderful physical therapy from Break-Through; I'm now 5 months post-op and still improving! I can't help but wonder why Kaiser didn't recommend this procedure, for which I was a "perfect candidate" -- maybe none of their podiatrists are trained in it and they're too frugal to refer patients out for it, who knows. I'll also mention that Dr. Jennings and her staff are all helpful, kind, friendly, and professional. My highest recommendation!

My dr was unfortunately not available when I needed my stitches out, and I was sent to see this Dr…read more I have 3 severe issues with him: 1) He was condescending to both myself and staff in the cast room. He talked down to me and asked if I knew what neuropathic pain really was. I've had neuropathic pain for over a decade, I'm quite familiar with it. He told a staff member I was ready for a cast, but the staff member didn't catch my name at first. Jensen repeated my last name slowly and exaggeratedly, as I frequently hear from people who think one doesn't speak English and stretching out the name somehow makes it better. 2) My stitches were not ready to come out. I had to have an emergency appointment last week with podiatry to have a dr look at my wound which had popped open from the steri-strips. After proper medical attention, and antibiotics, the wound is back to healing. 3) The dr's hands were shaking when he was removing my stitches. I had a 2 week old wound, that wasn't fully pulled together, and he was warned that I had neuropathic pain at the site. I have friends and family who are dr's, and they all pull back from doing work like that once their hands start shaking. My husband was appalled when he noticed, but there wasn't much we could do at the time as he had already removed some of the stitches. I have made a complaint to my podiatrist, and I will be making a complaint with Sutter Health. I highly recommend that no one sees this dr.

Dr Jenson has treated me for Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendonitis. His recommendations for the…read morePF were spot on and I've been pain-free for years. The surgery he performed on my achilles to repair the damage of years of wear and tear was nothing short of miraculous, in that I am completely free of pain for the first time in 25 years. I would recommend Dr. Jenson to anyone with foot problems. I found him knowledgable and efficient and skilled.

Oh, he is the absolute best! I can't praise Dr. Griffith enough…read more I have a tendency to recurring foot pain, and he has instructed me on a comprehensive strategy to avoid flare-ups. I always look forward to my visits with him. He is also deservedly well-respected by other doctors at PAMF, including my physical medicine doctor.

This doctor is kind and professional. He has helped me with foot issues several times.read more

Dr Ratcliff helped my plantar fasciitis out and gave my foot so much relief in a matter of weeks! I…read morehad been dealing with it for almost 7 months before I finally got help. I tried new shoes, better insoles, massage rollers and nothing worked. He used a shock wave type of therapy on my heel and after 3-4 session I felt a noticeable difference! I am a speed coach so being on my feet is my job and to be able to no longer hold back running with the kids I work with is amazing!! I definitely recommend!!

Their office was able to get me in immediately for a seemly minor issue that could have been…read moredevastating to my immunocompromised daughter. They took the time to understand the gravity of the situation and took action. Deeply grateful!!

I had a very problematic healing issue with my foot after seeing several specialists without much…read moreprogress. I was referred to Dr. Sue for wound assessment and care. While it took a few months of treatment, my wound healed. Dr Sue and his team were informative, explaining the processes and what to look for when changing bandages at home between appointments. Every day , I'm able to walk with both my feet. I thank him.

Dr. Sue is extremely personable. He saved my boyfriend's foot! He was admitted on a Friday night to…read moreGood Sam with a bone infection that required the removal of two toes and several bones in his foot. Dr. Sue cancelled his family vacation and operated on Monday Memorial Day due to the first available staffing for surgery. He also provided three months of weekly wound care visits and therapy monitoring progress. We were so grateful to him and his entire staff. I don't even want to think of what would have happened if a less competent and dedicated professional had been with us for this emergency.

Wonderful experience. I typically don't like going to the doctors office but Dr Amirkiai was so…read morepatient and knowledgeable. Arthritic foot pain! Ouch! and now I know my options, both for trying to heal first, and surgically if it ever comes to that.

Very knowledgeable, attentive and nice podiatrist. Also a very good podiatry clinic. I highly…read morerecommend this doctor and clinic.

I just wanted to sincerely thank Dr. Elardo and his team for the excellent care I received at both…read moreBay Area Foot Care (Los Gatos) and Silicon Valley Surgery Center. From my very first appointment through surgery and follow-up visits, Dr. Elardo made me feel completely at ease. He took the time to answer all of my questions and provided clear information about the procedure and post-surgery recovery, which really helped me feel confident in my decision to move forward. Surgery: The procedure itself was quick and smooth. The staff was kind, professional, and very supportive throughout the entire process. Post-surgery: Even with a pin and screw placed, the pain was very manageable. I chose not to take the prescribed pain medication and only used Tylenol occasionally at night, just in case I bumped my foot while sleeping. The leg elevation pillow was incredibly helpful and made a big difference in my comfort. Pin & Screw Removal: This part sounded intimidating at first, and I was definitely nervous, but Dr. Elardo handled everything with such skill and care. I didn't feel any pain during either removal. I'm still in the recovery process and know it will take a few more weeks, but I'm already very happy with my results and truly grateful for the care I've received. Thank you :)

Dr. Elardo? 5 stars…read more Office staff? -10 stars. Had x-rays. Phoned the next day and requested a CD of them. Was told I'd get a call when it was ready. Phoned 2 days later and asked for status. Was told they could not see my request. Woman said she'd transfer me. Call got dropped. Called again and this time got transferred. Explained I needed to pick up the CD later that morning. Was told the message would be relayed. Then I was tied up for 20 min., during which time the office phoned me twice, but didn't bother to leave a message. I called back and again got transferred. Was told that, by law, they had 10 days to provide a CD. But that nothing had been done because they had other things to do. My response? It takes 30 seconds to burn a CD. Then the story changed... They hadn't done the CD because I hadn't paid for it ($35). WTH? Why, when I initially called, wasn't I told about the 10 days AND the $35? I have picked up CDs in the past from other facilities...have NEVER been charged. Guess what? I'm looking for a new podiatrist.