Had ingrown toenail went to this group of podiatrist and their newest Doctor that douged behind the…read morenail without any kind anistiic and it hurt like heck. After three weeks, still have a sore toe.

I went to Dr Brown to have one toe treated for an ingrown toenail that kept coming back and two…read moreother toe nails that were curling in to be permanently fixed. The deadening procedure is very painful. Three months later all problems returned. Now Dr Brown has informed me that if she does the operation again the acid will be 50 percent less effective every time It has to be repeated. She will be happy to keep trying, but doesn't expect any better results. I have had other toes treated successfully when I was younger. Unfortunately that doctor has retired. Do not waist your time and money going here .Dr Barnes not Brown.

Nice lady. Friendly, takes the time needed for a good diagnosis. Good bedside manner. Goes out…read moreof her way to take good care of you.

He did my foot surgery. He is very good Dr. Would recommend him to every one.He tells you what's…read morewrong and explains what needs to be done.

I saw the doctor for Morton's neuroma a total of 4 times. 1st visit, he literally threw away my…read morevery expensive arch supports and taped foam to my feet. My second and 3rd visits he gave me cortisone shots in my foot. The second shot triggered complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). When he suggested a 3rd shot on my last visit, I had a panic attack from the thought of the pain I had from the two other shots. I thought I was having a heart attack. Dr. McShane immediately left the room without a word! He sent his secretary in to tell me I wouldn't be billed for the visit and that I had RSDS (now called CRPS) and needed to see a pain management specialist. I saw a much better podiatrist who confirmed the CRPS diagnosis (as did my primary doctor) and had me back to using arch supports. When I requested my records to be sent to the new doctor and my primary, the request was ignored. When I applied for disability and the state requested the records, the request was ignored. My lawyer asked and was ignored. Finally I called the Attorney General's office to ask my options for getting my records and was advised to send a certified letter demanding my records or I would sue them. When I finally got the records, the office manager tried to shame me and charged me the full amount allowed by the state. I was told that they normally don't release records until the doctor retired. I reminded her that they are MY records and the LAW states I am legally entitled to my records within 30 days of requesting them, regardless of their office policies. So not only did I become disabled by a doctor who walks around with shots in his shirt pocket and has hideous bedside manners, I also had to threaten legal action just to have another doctor and my primary see what my diagnosis was so I could have continuity of care. Because of this man, I can barely walk and I can't work anymore.

The staff is pleasant, however, the medical care I received was not appropriate for the issues with…read moremy right foot. Their failure to treat the ongoing swelling and inflammation in my foot caused a bone infection, which resulted in amputation of the affected part.

From the owner: You do not need to suffer from foot and ankle pain anymore! Shoal Creek Foot & Ankle Center…read moreprovides comprehensive foot and ankle care for your entire family. Our doctors have specialized training and expertise needed to accurately diagnose and effectively treat any condition. Equipped with innovative technology and diagnostic tools, you can trust that you'll receive the finest care in the four state area. From ankle sprains and Achilles tendonitis to heel spurs, bunions, and diabetic foot pain, we're here to help you take your first step towards recovery.

I work on my feet up to 15 hours a day on hard floor kitchens. Add to that for many years I wore…read morewhat I thought were cool orange crocs that led to broken arches, heel spurs and having crazy foot pain. I was recommended to Alpha Omega by my foot doctor and I cant thank him enough. Alpha Omega do all kinds of prosthetic devices and orthotics for workers, athletes and regular old folk. In my case they gave me a thorough exam, took computer imprints of my feet and where my potential may be. We then made a soft mold so we could get an exact copy of my feet. About a week later I went in for a fitting and walk about. I could not be happier with the resulting shoe inserts. They have made a huge difference in how my feet feel. The down side is that when I go a weekend without my work shoes I can tell a painful difference and cant wait to get my work shoes on again. My insurance wouldn't cover the cost and they are not exactly inexpensive. The cost was over$300 for the pair. However for the relief they have offered I would never complain about the price. In fact I bought a second set of inserts for other shoes. When you add up all of the money I wasted on over the counter inserts, pads and cushions my custom made inserts are a bargain.

I waited over 1 1/2 hours with no explanation, I found him impatient, inflexible and kind of rude…read more If you are disabled, elderly, overweight or have anxiety -- look elsewhere. Wonderful nursing staff however. Possibly a good podiatrist and surgeon, but I don't like his style.