Dr. Chanin poured 3.5 hours of his time, attention, and expertise into our session, and I couldn't…read morebe more grateful. He's reasonably priced when compared to other clinics in the area--which is just further proof he truly cares about his clients' well-being. I enjoyed his company, and his inky cat Sable was a comforting presence throughout our visit. From the dim lighting provided to the ambient elevator music wafting through unseen speakers, I can honestly say this was the most relaxed I've ever been while sitting in a doctor's office. Would 100% recommend!

Wasted a lot of money on bad insoles, went back for adjustment and just as bad. He talks a big game…read morebut don't waste your timr

I purchased my arch inserts on Jan. 18, 2017, (still have original receipt) when the store was…read morenamed "Dr. Good Feet". I have sever flat feet which has caused me to have a lot of pain in my back, hips, knees & feet. After trying just about every arch support on the market, none of them did any good so that's when I decided to give DGF a try. At first the pain was gone and when it would come back, I would go back into DGF and they would give me an adjustment which consisted of giving me new arch support inserts. When I purchased the package, the total cost was $966.96. which included the $99.95, I purchased for the lifetime service program. When I was handed the bill, I about fell out of my chair but figured that if it worked for the pain, it would be worth it, and so far, it's been working at least up until my visit yesterday. They checked my inserts and said they were fine, then proceeded to try and talk me into buying some shoe pads as they always do, then onto trying to sell me some high dollar shoes. When I say high dollar, I'm talking in the $400 range. That's high dollar to me. After I told him that I wasn't interested in the pads or the shoes, that was the end of the appointment, and I didn't feel like I had accomplished anything. In fact, I feel like it was total waste of time and I probably won't be going back. Why feed hay to a dead horse?

Chucky was really really pushy just trying to get a sale and he was as asking for our soles (Pun…read moreintended) $1000+ for a pair for shoes is crazy he just probably put $899 in top money! Do not recommend store or sales man Charles Pushy care

I have been a customer of The Custom Foot for about 35 years, ever since Lee Kinney started it and…read moreinitially shared space in the combined Edgeworks Ski and Bicycle Doctor business that was in the 860 N. Broadway location currently occupied by the Evo ski business. Over the years at both the former and current locations I have had custom foot orthotics (I'm on my 3rd) made and ski boot repairs done by both Lee and subsequently Andrew since he initially started with Lee Kinney and then became the owner of The Custom Foot. I have been a member of 3 ski clubs in the Denver Metro area for about 35 years and recommend The Custom Foot whenever I hear that a skier is looking for a competent ski shop for custom orthotics or boot repair and will continue to do so!!

Scam. The insole I…read moregot made my foot problems worse and affected my mental health. I was unable to do anything I wanted to do because I could hardly walk. They do not offer refunds, and the store credit is given within 120 days of purchase. I am not willing to jeopardize my mental health to use more of their awful product. Don't buy from them, you will be wasting your money.

Terrible customer service and provided misleading and false information multiple times. For an…read moreinvestment like this, I would never recommend this company after how I was treated and the misinformation that was provided regarding their financing and their products. They do not care about their customers.

Years, and years ago, I sprained my right foot, in the same place, not once, not twice, but three…read moreseparate times! I don't play any sports, or anything like that, just a bad ankle (that's what I'll go with!). I also broke my right knee a very long time ago, before the ankle sprains, and have walked with my right foot pointing out to the right just a little. Through the years, there has been so much pain in my foot, that it's been very hard to walk at times. My husband and I are walkers, both getting a minimum of 10,000 steps a day. Some days, I just can't get the 10,000. Nuts, I needed to get my right foot checked out. I researched Yelp!, as well as Health Grades, and my insurance companies website, looking for a podiatrist. I found Podiatry Associates, and decided to give them a call. I made an appointment for their Cherry Creek office. I printed up the Patient forms from online, and filled them out the night before. I highly recommend this, as there were 11 pages to fill out. Be sure to bring them with you when you go to the office. Also, if you have a recent MRI of your foot, bring that with you. I had seen an orthopaedic surgeon about my foot, and he ordered an MRI. Turns out nothing was torn, so I decided to go the podiatry route. I had a copy of the MRI, as well as a copy of the report on the MRI. I took those with me to my appointment as well. The Cherry Creek office is very nice, very clean. The interior colors are greens and beige, very comfortable and calming. They have a selection of tennis shoes that you can purchase there in their office, on display. I found this odd, but when you think about it, it makes sense; foot, shoes, podiatrist. The two women at the front desk were very friendly and helpful. We talked for a few minutes, as I waited to be taken in to see the doctor. The nurse called me in, and the beginning of the end of my long foot journey and pain, was about to get started. The nurse took me to exam room #7, again, spacious, and clean. She asked me what has been going on, and I told her my history. She made notes on my chart. She then walked me down the hall, and took several xrays of both of my feet, using an xray machine that was on the floor. I have had dozens of xrays in my life, and this was the first time that I had seen an xray machine on the floor. It was actually "cute," you'll see what I mean. She took me back to the exam room, and told me the doctor would be in shortly. Dr. Charles Daniel came in, and we shook hands. He is very nice, with a great bedside manner. He told me he had already looked at the MRI, as he handed the disc back to me. Dr. Daniel then proceeded to talk to me, asking me about my history. He gently prodded my foot, asking if this hurt, it that hurt. He then used his ultrasound machine, and proceeded to exam my foot that way. When finished, Dr. Daniel then went through what he saw, which was confirmed with the MRI, as well as what he saw on the ultrasound. There were no tears in the paroneal tendons. Yay! But, they were definitely stretched way beyond normal. I also have plantar fascitis. Oh joy! He then went through my options, and we discussed things. I go back next week to get fitted for orthotic inserts. Did I mention that I have very high arches! Yes! No! I will probably also be looking at a night splint, and possibly another brace to wear when I walk, to help stabilize my ankle/foot. My ankle is so week, that my right foot rolls to the outside. Ouch! Physical Therapy is also in my near future. I have already done my research as to how much my insurance company will pay for the orthotic inserts. I know to ask for what the two devices look like (night splint, and the walking splint), so that I can research them on Amazon, as well as medical supply stores, to compare prices. I do my research well before I walk into a doctor's office, and after my visits as well, to make sure I am well informed. When I go back next week, the office staff will tell me how much my insurance company will pay for the orthotic inserts, as well as a night boot, and a splint. You make the appointment to get "casted," where they measure your foot for the orthotic inserts, and in the time between when you leave from your first appointment, to when you go back to get "casted," they call your insurance company, and get the information. I am not sure how long it will take to get the actual orthotic inserts. I'm guessing several weeks, but don't quote me on that. Dr. Daniels is very nice, with a great bedside manner. He sits and listens to you. He doesn't rush, taking his time to get the diagnosis right. He tells you your options, and lets you make the decision. His office staff is friendly and informative. The Cherry Creek office is spacious, clean and comfortable. I highly recommend Dr. Daniels, and Podiatry Associates, PC. They can help you with your podiatry needs.

I used their Parker office to purchase orthotics. I paid for them in full. The doctor was fine and…read moresaid he wanted them rechecked in three months leading me to believe that it was part of the purchase price. I did the recheck which took less than ten minutes. Now they want me to pay an additional fee for the follow up. This is an unsavory business practice designed to bilk seniors out of their money. The doctors were fine but their business practices are deceptive and consumers should be careful dealing with them.

Been going to Dr O for a number of years due to neuropathy of my feet from too many back…read moresurgeries. I go in about every six weeks to have his special "pedicure". He's prompt, gentle, and kind.

Dr Ouderkirk was great. I sprained my foot and had this weird lump that never went away. He was…read morehonest and didn't push unnecessary procedures on me. The staff was friendly as well (though did seem a bit disorganized) Definitely recommend Dr Ouderkirk.

Did a 1 hour session and immediately booked 3 more hours afterwards. If you're dealing with any…read morepain, I can't recommend Heavy Elbow enough!

I was desperately in need of range-of-motion work and some general maintenance to get me back to a…read morebaseline level of function. Unfortunately, I found it surprisingly difficult to find practitioners who truly understood the type of bodywork serious athletes and bodybuilders need. Dameion took the time to understand my training, movement limitations, and goals before jumping into treatment. His approach is definitely different. As other reviewers have mentioned, he uses everything from traditional bodywork techniques to what look like garden tools. The thing is, it works. More importantly, he knows the body. Regardless of the tools he uses, he understands what he's trying to accomplish and how to get results. I left feeling noticeably better, with improved mobility and a clear path forward for addressing some longstanding issues.

Dr. Scales was very personable and knowledgeable. I'm a numbers guy and I really appreciated that…read morehe knew the statistics on all of my options off the top of his head. He took the time to listen and did a very thorough physical exam. Also, his wife Julie (I believe) the receptionist was very polite and welcoming. I switch to Dr. Scales from a different pediatrist, and boy am I glad I switched. Highly recommend.

He is the best and always friendly. The front office staff are always so nice and generous. I been…read moregoing to Dr. Scales for a year now and I wouldn't trade him for anyone else. Love love love Julia.

I visited Dr Zyzda primarily to get my toenails cut because I'm getting old and my vision isn't so…read moregood. And I had some general questions about my feet. When I entered the office, the receptionist was very kind and friendly. The office was clean with comfortable seating. And my appointment was right on time. But the best was Dr Zyzda. He is very knowledgeable and kind, and he answered all my questions in simple terms that I could easily understand. And he did a beautiful job on my toenails! I highly recommend him!

Former runner with toenail issues. Saw Dr Zyda and over time I had one pinky toenail removed and…read moretwo ingrown toenails fixed. I so wish I had done this sooner! It has been a struggle for years. My life is easier now- less pain and less hassle. Plus, I always worried that I'd get an infection from (temporarily) removing the ingrown nails myself. No more worries.