After struggling with ongoing foot pain for a long time, I finally found a provider who took the…read moretime to understand my concerns and develop a treatment plan that felt personalized rather than rushed. Every visit was professional, thorough, and focused on finding solutions that actually worked. What impressed me most was the willingness to adjust the approach when needed and continue working toward the best possible outcome. The entire team was friendly, supportive, and attentive throughout the process. Thanks to their expertise and dedication, I'm now feeling significantly better and able to enjoy daily activities again. I highly recommend this practice to anyone looking for knowledgeable care and a team that genuinely puts patients first.

Excellent service to doctors very nice Sarah's excellent I will definitely be back if I have more…read morepain but for now, everything is going great. The office was excellent. Also, just a good vibe all

Don't bother seeking help from this doctor if you're trying to follow up with care for a broken toe…read morethat isn't healing as expected. "We don't work with any vehicle injuries," said the receptionist when I inquired about an appointment for a toe injury that's the result of an accident. I explained that the break was straight, with no need for reduction or surgery, but just that the injury hadn't healed after several weeks. I was specifically looking to see if there might be a need for physical therapy since the toe won't bend, but we never got that far in the conversation. I selected this practice because of the listings on their website that said they treat sports-related injuries and foot trauma in adults and children. Also, when I asked if the doctor was accepting new patients, she said it depended on my insurance. When I said Premera through Microsoft, it was an immediate yes.

Can it be possible to have fun at a podiatrist's office? The answer is yes! Dr. Richardson helped…read moreme with a foot issue before a vacation, had lots of creative ideas to help prevent the issue from recurring, and sent me home with information to go try out myself. She has a great personality and patient interaction. Will definitely go back for any future needs.

If there's any upside to being injured on "Pill Hill", it's that everything is so close to each…read moreother. After being discharged from Swedish after my fracture, they sent me literally across the street to consult with Brent R. Wendal, a podiatrist, at the Puget Sound Foot and Ankle Center. Yes, Dr. Wendel has a bunch of letters behind his name along with many recognitions, memberships and board certifications, but a lot of people make judgment calls based on intangibles. I've never heard of or seen Dr. Wendel until the moment we met. Instantly, he felt like a good person, someone who's down to earth and also professional. His staff is also very nice and accommodating. Although there were no appointment times, Dr Wendel's assistants said I can be a walk-in and that they will be able to fit me in, which they did. They also respond quickly to e-mails or messages. There offices are open Mon-Fri from 8am-5pm, however Dr. Wendel is only in Mon-Thurs.

Kick it! Dr. Brent…read moreWendel is a great foot and ankle doctor. Anything you need done he does it with much professionalism. He's caring, personable and very knowledgeable. His medical assistant is also really great. You can do everything you need online with ease. I highly recommend his office!

I saw Dr. Adad for the first time today. Very friendly, affable, confident, and knowledgeable. I…read morecame in for a first visit, where many doctors will diagnose your overall health but generally not treat more than one condition. In addition to taking the time to hear my story and understand my foot battles and concerns, Dr. Adad set about updating my orthotics with a 3D scanner (a first for me) and also treated a small plantar wart I had right then and there. (Most doctors I've seen will ask you to schedule a separate appointment for such things). I am so happy I noticed "Podiatry" on the sign when I was taking a tour of 2020 Lifestyles at the PRO Club. I'm looking forward to having such a positive partner for better foot health right in my home town!

I saw the doctor at PRO Medical after a recommendation from a friend that worked out with me. I…read moredidn't have a bad experience, but the suggestions were the same that I've gotten before, and the orthotics I got were horrible. I just felt like it was a waste of time. I ended up going back to my old podiatrist at the Polyclinic, and got new orthotics and a new treatment all together. I haven't seen him since, and I will only go back to him from now on.

One of the best podiatrists I have ever met, Dr. Lee truly cares for others and has the patience…read moreand understanding to comprehensively listen to the full picture of what's going on with the foot. He's humble and doesn't boast about himself, but is still confident in his diagnosis and treatment plans. His bedside manner is calm and collected and I highly recommend him.

A family member went out of town to see Hubert Lee due incredible amount of rave reviews he has,…read morebrought my niece who has been an RN for almost 20 years to help speak for her when she gets confused and were floored by how rude and unprofessional he was. They took this trip out of town because my family member wasn't achieving effective results, guidance or follow up with the surgeon in her area. She also regularly receives specialty care at UW but again, wanted to see Hubert Lee because his reviews painted him in a wonderful light. He was such the polar opposite of his reviews that, in their words, they 'felt like they got catfished by a doctor'. They were early for their appointment, my niece is an advocate for her senior citizen mother, they were polite and Hubert Lee's body language and choice of words spoke to both my senior citizen family member and RN daughter like they were completely wasting his time, acted as if they were weird for going out of their town for care which is common practice and the reason people pay high prices for flexible insurance. DPM Hubert Lee rolled his eyes, huffed and puffed, stared outside the window on multiple occasions not listening while my elderly family member was speaking to him, tapped his feet in annoyance and seemed annoyed by everything. Their words 'the entire visit from entry to exit was as if he couldn't get out of our visit fast enough'. Since so many of his other patients have had excellent experiences - this highly suggests he either discriminated against my senior citizen mother due to her age, was annoyed by them being female (sexism) or is racist. Or this man pays for some business promotion and PR firm that falsely inflates his positive reviews and ratings. They went on Mothers Day weekend hoping for a better experience as she's heartbroken with all the pain and loss of function in her feet. I can't imagine all his positive reviews are genuine and my healthcare provider family member said people should really stay away from someone that treats patients this poorly at all but especially in front of their own adult child. Hubert Lee either had the worst day of his life and has no self control or he deeply hates his job or specific types of people - none of this is a good sign

She WAS my podiatrist. Now she will not see me because she does not accept United Health Care…read moreinsurance.

(I'm writing this review on behalf of my mom, Linda.) I had…read morefoot surgery in December 2023. From the start, Dr. Richardson was incredibly knowledgeable about my issue. She provided the highest quality of care I've ever received at a doctor's office. On top of all of that, her bedside manner was so kind and caring and I felt taken care of during the entire experience. Her assistant is also very polite and helpful. I can't recommend Dr. Richardson enough.

Dr. Park is amazing. Always had a lot of ankle issue from basketball and he would be the person…read morethat would give e me good advise. Knowing that it wasn't a hard choice one where to take my son when he sprained his ankle. Got him on the right track and he is back to his normal activities. Their staff is good too, gives you that family feeling.

Dr. Park performed bunion surgery on my left foot in Dec. '20. I am super active and had postponed…read moresurgery for years for fear of being offline for too many months. COVID turned out to be the right time for me, and Dr. Park treated me as a whole human being. He listened and learned about how important running/biking is for me, and tailored his treatment to get me back running/biking very quickly. Dr. Park is a great person and physician.

Dr. Nelson and his staff are amazing and compassionate. He's extensively experienced, knows what…read morehe's doing. Nurse Charlotte is someone I'd describe as, "Aggressively compassionate." Reminds me of my time in the Navy as a field medic. Same level as my fellow corpsmen. Attentive, respectful, listens to what's going on, as well as diagnosing and evaluating, because a lot of these conditions are, at least initially, by touch-and-feel. Then go for the further diagnoses, to narrow it down. The bottom line is, they aren't a "churn them out as fast as you can," clinic, like larger hospitals like Evergreen (which does have excellent staff as well, they can just get overwhelmed). They do have an on-site surgery ward. They may have to pull in anesthesiology from out-of-house, but they know some of the best, so they pull in the best. My condition was compounded, bilateral Morton's Neuroma, with Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. It was a nightmare. They literally saved my life. The pain was to the point of suicidal. The benefit I had, was knowing medical terminology, anatomy, and being able discuss everything on, maybe not quite equal terms, but near-to. Dr. Nelson and his staff are a dream-team. When I say they don't, "churn them out as fast as they can," it doesn't mean they waste effort. They're just very experience. Do what needs to be done, without making you wait. Large hospitals, like I said, Evergreen, which is great, can have you on a waiting list for a month, where as Issaquah Foot and Ankle will have you in the next week, or as soon as available. If I were to compare them to anything, it'd be a frontier clinic, where the best go to treat people the best they can, treat their patients on a personal level, without having to deal with an overwhelming client base. As for surgical scheduling. As I mentioned, they bring in anesthesiologists from other clinics, as far away as southern California, so they have to schedule around their schedules. Other hospitals, it can take months. Another reviewer mentioned how they were referred to diagnosis specialists. There's one I went to in Tacoma. Electrical Skeletal-Muscular Diagnosis, wherein, it's like having a car electronics diagnostic given, which shows where there's impedance, or anomalies in the nerves. Nailed it. In any case, they're a little out-of-the-way, not too far, but if you want a team that knows what they're doing, go with them, before having to wait a month just to get an exam. This is, a bit long, as reviews go, I guess, but they're worth it. As to the complications of surgery involving general sedation, of *course* they'll require you to have someone to pick you up. You're pretty out-of-it for awhile after. Driving in those conditions would be dangerous to both yourself, and others, not to mention risking all the work done on the feet afterwards. I suppose there's medical transportation as an option. In my case, I had a friend who drove me from the clinic to home, and I needed some help.

Horrendous experience with their billing and charges. Found the practice to be very deceptive and…read moremisleading. Ask for all potential charges before receiving any care here, even with in network insurance. $490 for a foot brace! I repeat - $494.75 for a small foot brace, I kid you not. I had some pain in my heel lasting for a couple weeks and thought "let's get it checked out". Saw Dr Tim Young for a 15 minute, middle of the road appointment - he recommended stretching more (yes, stretching!) and to wear a foot brace at night. Ok, fine suggestions although pretty basic and to be expected. A few weeks later my bill came and I kid you not this is what was billed by this company: New patient appt: $330 Time for the visit: $180 Ankle brace: $480! Random charge I can't yet determine: $180 If you're counting, that is $1170 for a honest to god 15 min appt, where again the main recommendation was to stretch my calf more. Shameful and appalling. If you choose to visit Issq Foot & Ankle, good luck to you. Your wallet will surely need it

Everything there is great! Dr. Kang is very knowledgeable and easy to talk with. She's a really…read moregood doctor and has diagnosed correctly every time. She has no problem sending a patient to an orthopedic doc if she can't fix the problem. Appointments are always on time too! Office is clean and staff is friendly-highly recommend!!

I really felt comfortable meeting Dr. Kang. She's very personable, thorough. She explains…read moreeverything clearly and it was a very positive experience. I'd highly recommend her to anyone.