I would not recommend Dr. Kelly Geoghan. After four visits and three cortisone shots to treat…read moreplantar fasciitis there was no improvement. She recommended $600 orthotics. I called the office with a question about the orthotics and was told that she doesn't return phone calls. I would need to make an appointment to talk to her even though I saw her three days ago! Susan was extremely rude and unprofessional

I just looked to see if my latest review was posted. It wasn't there!!!! How is this a reputable…read moresite if only certain reviews are selected? Dr Geoghan has been my doctor for many years! She is an excellent doctor. I totally disagree with the one review that was selected to be posted! THE ONLY REVIEW YELP POSTED SOUNDS LIKE A PERSONAL ATTACK, NOT A MEDICAL REVIEW! I have many family and friends that are patients too and everyone agrees that she is caring, helpful, and knows her stuff!!! Don't rely on this site for true reviews! Dr Geoghan's website at flawlessfeet.net tells a very different story! Many well-deserved great reviews for Dr Geoghan and her wonderful staff!

My journey started in 8/2021 for an arthritic right big toe and an unstable right ankle…read more At the time I was 164lbs First step was a walking boot for 6 weeks to get the swelling down and also got custom orthotics, customized to my anatomy for my specific conditions. Previously I had chiropractic orthotics that didn't improve anything. I wasn't able to exercise and changed my nutrition to help reduce foot pain and lose weight. We Discussed surgery as an option with the intent of treating everything nonsurgically so I did PT for 3 months to work on the right ankle and big toe, and right knee. My pain continued to improve as I lost weight and followed PT at home. An added benefit was that he was able to successfully treat my toenail fungus. Starting March 2022 I did 90 days of lamisil and an anti fungal cream once a day (and I continue to use it now). By 3-4 months i was no longer ashamed to wear sandals!

I found this doctor via a video and he seems awesome. I called while I was out of town and spoke…read morewith a nice lady who scheduled an appointment 3 weeks out at 12:00. noon. (It is an hour and half drive for me.) I'm in a lot of pain but decided it was worth the wait. Suddenly then sent a "reminder" that my appointment is at 11:15. I called to let them know that a mistake was made and spoke to two of the rudest, most unprofessional women (one was named Hilary) I have encountered in medical setting. No apology. No sorry we made a mistake. And "That's when he takes his lunch. He can't see you then. Do you want to reschedule or not?" Some people have no business interacting with patients. Just look for another practice.

I started going to Dr. Meissner about ten years ago because of the compassionate care he had always…read moregiven my parents. The moment he walked into the exam room and looked at my foot, he was able to diagnose my problem and prescribe a successful treatment. Since then, he has treated me for several nagging foot problems, like a stress fracture and multiple ingrown toenails, and I would recommend him to anyone! Dr. Meissner treats his patients professionally and compassionately, and he puts them at ease with his gentle sense of humor. Shortly before my mother died, I accompanied her to one of her appointments. Despite all her foot issues, he had her relaxed and smiling through each procedure. I am a fan fo life!

This is THE podiatrist to visit. He explains your condition in clear, easily understood terms. He…read moredemonstrates the connection between the mechanics of the foot condition and how it affects the legs and overall balance. Finally, he gives great recommendations for exercises to do, orthotics if necessary and the proper shoes to wear for your particular foot. What a wonderful experience: I know so much more than I did before. A must for any athlete with foot concerns.

Long overdue review.... WHEW, man down situation…read more The last month has been beyond crazy due to an unexpected freak accident. The name of this place is really called: Podiatry Associates. Dr. Terry has been beyond amazing during this long healing process. I pray this is my first and last time visiting a podiatrist. However, this experience has and is making me more comfortable with the recovery process. I can't wait until I can hangout at happy hour with my friends again.

From the owner: Dr. Kevin Terry at Atlantic Food and Ankle Group in Baltimore, Maryland believes in a team approach…read morethat includes the doctor and patient for treating an individual's feet. He spends most of the time listening, to understand your concerns and responding with the best treatment options for you. He has a professional staff, which also follows up to make sure that your foot pain is relieved, your problems are resolved and your health improves.

I needed a podiatrist and found Dr. Vu in the listings from Clinical Associates were some of my…read moreother doctors are, I've been there several times now and am so happy I found him. He is kind and caring and very thorough. I have been completely satisfied with his diagnoses and treatment. I would definitely recommend him to anyone who needs help with their foot problems.

From the owner: We are excited to be in our newest location, Urbana, and serving the people there. Our Urbana…read moreclinic is designed for the Athlete in all of us, focused on taking the athlete from clinic to competition under the physical therapists' watchful eye.

I've had a truly disappointing and costly experience with this podiatrist and his office. At my…read morefirst visit, I was prescribed custom orthotics that were said to potentially delay surgery. I was also given a list of shoes I should wear and, based on that, purchased multiple pairs out of pocket. At my second visit, the physician seemed rushed and uninterested in my questions. I was handed the orthotics with no proper fitting or instruction. I was never told to remove my original shoe inserts -- a critical step I only learned months later after experiencing serious knee, hip, and back pain. That's knee, hip & back pain. I did not have prior. I later spoke with the office manager, who admitted the nurse should have fitted the orthotics for me -- something that never happened. Despite this failure in care, I was still billed for two full office visits through my insurance and paid both co-pays. Between the orthotics, shoe purchases, and time off work, this has cost me nearly $1,000. When I asked the office to take back the orthotics or refund me, they offered only a refitting appointment with a new provider. However, a second podiatrist confirmed that the orthotics I was given are completely wrong for my condition and can not be reworked. This means I'm now out of the full cost of the orthotics and have endured months of pain due to poor guidance and rushed, substandard care. Additionally, I was walked around the office to X Ray rooms & patient rooms without any foot protection. Is that the standard here because it hasn't been in other offices across the US that I have attended nor does it seem sanitary in an environment where foot issues and funguses are being treated. Patients deserve careful attention and clear instructions -- not quick dismissals and financial loss that result in more pain and problems.  Their office has declined to respond after I reached out to them to let them know how the appointment went with the new podiatrist yesterday, per their request & assurance they would be available.  The front office staff has always been kind & efficient. Unfortunately that's not what I went to the office for. I would not recommend this office to anyone.

Great Doctors here, best Podiatry Center. Friendly staff and love the same day appointment with out…read morethe wait.

Not sure what the medical care is like here because no one answers their phone to schedule and…read moreappointment. I called multiple times and every time I get a very basic answering machine message saying they are away from their desk and leave a message. I am calling when I am able to schedule the appointment and have my calendar in front of me. I don't want to wait for you to call me back when it suits you. By then I will be working, or not have my schedule available. If you can't answer and schedule my appointment when I call, I dont leave message hoping you will grace me with a call back, I go on to the next podiatry office that will take my call. I understand if it happens occasionally as everyone is human and needs a break or gets too busy with people at their desk. But it seems to be the default at this office for the machine to pick up as I called many times.

I took my elderly mother here today for a broken bone in her foot and sprained ankle. This was our…read moreexperience: 1. There are no handicap entrances so I had to get her wheelchair in the door by myself. 2. The nurse called her back. I get up to get her wheelchair and follow the nurse but the nurse just left. We walked into the back to look for her and she was already in a room sitting down. We just had to search and find her. 3. The nurse didn't even greet her. She turned around and said "you bring x-rays?" We weren't given a copy from the urgent care so we did not. The nurse said she needed to have radiographs and looked at my mom and said "you can walk?" I said she could not. The nurse said "it's just a few doors down and you can't take the wheelchair." I pushed my mom down the hall myself and the room she wanted my mom to walk to was all the way at the end of the hallway. 4. My mom could not get up to stand on the x-ray. The nurse walked into the hallway and stared at the receptionist. Another nurse told me that my mom needed help. I looked at her and said "isn't that your job?" And she said "yes, but I'm busy". 5. I helped my mom onto the x-ray. Finally a helpful man came in to assist. Other than the doctor he was the most helpful and kind person we interacted with. 6. The nurse taking the x-rays was laughing and talking to another nurse and was too busy having a good time while my mom was struggling to stand. The man holding my mom upright had to tell her to snap the pictures. 7. The nurse wheeled my mom back to her room and wheeled the chair into another nurse, right on my mom's broken foot. My mom had to jerk her foot away. Both nurses laughed. 8. The nurse was not listening in the room and we had to repeat ourselves multiple times. She also didn't know basic medical terminology. My mom is a retired nurse and had to help her. 9. The doctor was fine. No complaints here. 10. The nurse did not help put my mom's boot back on. 11. I asked where the wheelchair was and the nurse said "it's here" pointing to the hallway and said "I think it's locked but I don't know how to unlock it" and left it for me to do. 12. As we were checking out the same nurse who "assisted" with our appointment was laughing loudly in the hallway and said "I'm f***ing retarded". I'm sorry for even writing the r-word here, but found this completely inappropriate. Mind you, there was a patient with (I assume) epilepsy in the lobby who was wearing a helmet. How inconsiderate and completely lacking empathy. We will not be returning. I have never seen such awful service or patient care at a medical facility.

Dr. Lien Van is a wonderful Podiatrist. I originally came here based on a Groupon for getting cold…read morelaser therapy on my feet. Dr. Van explained what the procedure was and how it could help my plantar fasciitis and heel spurs. I've already done 7 sessions so far and I find them very helpful. It takes awhile to heal but lasers do help. And I always find it fun chatting with Dr. Van during the sessions about various Tik Toks we've seen.

If I can leave no stars I would. I received a gift Groupon package in which I will have my…read moregirlfriend get a refund. Even though she purchased a package I still had to pay for a consultation however it took forever to set up an appointment, the hours are very inconvenient, they won't accommodate the hours that they're answering service says they're open, they seldomly call you back and then when you go for their scheduled appointment they're closed. Total waste of my time, completely on organized and unprofessional. I've tarried with them for weeks just to set an appointment that they can't even keep. I'M DONE!

Hubby had to have a minor procedure here and I had to be the designated driver. Upon arrival we…read morepared in the Iris parking garage, sometimes it can be confusing to navigate but there was plenty of spaces this day, probably due to the weather. We had to walk to the pain hospital to get to the clinic. We checked in which was pleasantly easy. I was added to the list to be updated via text message of hubby's procedure, which I appreciated. There were plenty of seats, including seats for those with thick thighs. I was updated of every step and then when he was in recovery, the nurse came and got me. I asked did they validate parking, but as a incentive they gave me a free parking pass because of the delay, which was top tier. I was advised where to go and pull up to pick up hubby once I got my car. Thankfully there was an attendant to help with getting out.

Been inpatient here, had surgery, been in ER multiple times, not until I experienced Johns Hopkins…read moredid I understand what a crap show this hospital is. seriously.