Our son had surgery on both feet by a very capable Norman physician. One surgery came out fine but…read morethe more complex problem was not completely resolved. The Norman doc referred is to Dr Smith in Edmond. Dr. Smith measured, calculated and planned the surgery and was able to communicate his plan to our son and us. We were very nervous as our son had his heart set on going in the Marine Corp. if this didn't work out, the Marines would not accept him. Fortunately for our son, the procedure went well and he had very little problems getting in and completing incredibly demanding basic training. It has been 2.5 years since the surgery and our son never complains about his feet. Thank you, Dr Smith!

From the owner: We specialize in foot and ankle surgery. At Central Oklahoma Foot and Ankle Center of Edmond, our…read morepodiatry practice offers care for traumatic and reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, including injury, congenital, revisional (implant replacement), limb salvage, and foot/ankle deformities. We can assist with getting you back on your feet. Whether a result of arthritis, a sports injury, or some other trauma, our friendly staff will patiently guide you from initial consultation, surgery, and even through physical therapy. Please give us a call to schedule an appointment. Specialties-- We are a sub-specialty

Simply the best there is! The staff and the PA and surgeon are the most helpful and well trained…read moreand professional that I have ever seen.

From the owner: About The Practice Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Associates is a…read moreleading foot and ankle clinic in Edmond, Oklahoma. Led by orthopedic surgeon Joel Davis, MD, the team at Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Associates goes above and beyond to provide patients with the professional care and attention they need. Dedicated to providing comprehensive foot and ankle care, the highly experienced team specializes in sports injuries and diabetic foot care, as well as diagnosing and treating common foot issues such as bunions, plantar fasciitis, hammertoe, and ingrown toenails. They also treat ankle problems like ankle fractures, ankle sprains, and Achilles tendonitis. Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Associates is a state-of-the-art practice that utilizes advanced technology, so patients always get the best care for their foot and ankle needs. Treatments include biologic therapy, steroid injections, ankle replacement surgery, joint reconstruction, and minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery. Call Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Associates for high-quality personalized foot and ankle care, or schedule an appointment online today.

From Jane Berry.... I had ankle surgery a year ago and for…read morethe past year I've suffered pain up my leg. Three doctors offered pain management but Dr . Buksh listened to me and explained exactly what was going on... he then injected the nerve with steroids to localize pain and help swelling then operated and located the cut nerve... applied mesh and stem cells for pain and healing and now I'm PAIN FREE! My husband and I are very grateful for finding a doctor who had the knowledge to fix the problem not mask it! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Dr Buskh (pronounced as Bucks) is awesome. He operated on my left foot almost 20 years ago and I…read morehave had no problems with. This past Thursday he operated on my right ankle. I trust him he is a local grad and tops in my book

I absolutely love Dr. Andrea seat! Honestly she's so sweet. I had a horrible ingrown toenail (TMI)…read morethat was causing me lots of pain. I tried lots of stuff at home sadly with no relief. I called Dr. Seat's office and they got me in so fast! My regular podiatrist had a 3mp waitlist! I am officially switching to Dr. Seat! Back to the toe. Dude. She fixed me up so fast. Wow. I am so incredibly grateful for how professional, quick, and gentle she is. Office staff is always very kind and helpful. I am so grateful to have found this office!

Looking at the headline here: "type of care, care quality, and office experience"- if I had gotten…read moreto see the doctor, I could've discovered if they provided anything positive. As it was, I couldn't even get past the receptionist. I chose this doctor- 40 minutes from my home- because of the good reviews. However, a doctor's quality is also reflected in their staff. The office person did notify me two days before to come in early because I had not filled out my paperwork online. Well, the day before my appointment I did print it out and fill it in- in case there were any unforeseen traffic events I would be prepared upon arrival. I was relieved when I arrived at 3:31 (yes, there was horrendous traffic on the way). I was only one minute late! I handed my paperwork to the receptionist, who was already unhappy. She monotoned, "you were supposed to be here by 3:15". Yes, I responded, but that was because I hadn't filled out my paperwork- so here it is filled out. At this point another person inserted herself and said, "You were late, we will have to reschedule you." Seriously? I looked at my watch- it was 3:32pm by this point. "Seriously?" I said outloud. Seriously. I had slammed into a wall and they were unbudging. I was simply stunned. There were no other patients that I could see. I didn't know how to respond. I couldn't comprehend the lack of kindness or empathy that I had just navigated through 40 minutes of driving to arrive there...let alone the constant pain in my feet. I didn't know what to do- so I just walked out. I will find another doctor closer to home.

I saw Dr. Elenburg for a toe fungus and pain issue. At my first appointment, he came in right away,…read moreexamined the area, scraped off some of the fungus, and prescribed medication to treat it. At my follow-up appointment, I was left waiting in the exam room for over 45 minutes before Dr. Elenburg came in, without offering any apology for the delay. He reviewed my chart but appeared unsure about the treatment provided during my previous visit. The X-ray taken showed no clear issue, and he seemed uncertain about the next steps. Dr. Elenburg informed me that he would refer me to another provider for additional X-rays, and that they would report back to him if they noticed anything. Beyond that, he was unable to explain the cause of my ongoing toe pain. I found it puzzling that he was ordering new X-rays rather than consulting the ones he had already taken during my visit. It's now been almost a month, and I have yet to be contacted by the referred office to schedule further imaging. Unfortunately, I found Dr. Elenburg's bedside manner lacking. He avoided eye contact, appeared confused at times, and didn't offer even a basic gesture--like a smile--to put me at ease. He also used medical terminology without explaining it, which left me feeling more confused than reassured. On a positive note, his staff was exceptionally kind, professional, and welcoming, which I appreciated.

I went to see Dr. Ellenberg for a mass on my toe. He numbed it and took a biopsy, which was…read moreinconclusive due to his lack of retrieving whatever they needed for the biopsy which I paid for. Secondly, it's one mass on one toe, and he wanted to do two surgeries for 1 lump on my toe. That's ridiculous. As he seemed cocky in his attitude, he did not seem confident in the procedure. Maybe hints to why he wanted to do it in two surgeries or he was just trying to suck more money out of me. Either way I went to a confident doctor at McBride who looked at the toe scheduled me for surgery the next week. And I'm up and getting around already 4 days later. 1 surgery took him 20 mins at McBride. Where as Dr.Elenburg wanted to to 2 surgeries. And said each recovery would be 4-6 weeks. Clinic staff wasn't great at Dr. Elenburgs office where as the lady who takes the pictures told me she sometimes sends them to her husband and he hates it. I laughed but kindly asked her not to send my pictures to her husband.