Came here to get my foot looked at due to heel pain last yearJust to find out I have a heel spur…read more Did all the stuff the Dr recommended and it helped out. The service I got from the DR was great. Got some orthotics to put in my work shoes. Then they started falling apart after a few week. Then it took 2 months to get them back just to pay a co-payment to get them back and talked to the DR for about trimming them up to fit my work shoes. I shouldn't have to pay a copayment to get my orthotics.

Dr. Darragh checked feet well & recommended a product for hammertoes. Asst. clipped nails as…read morewell. I can freely make an appointment as often as necessary.

Didn't inspire confidence. Had to return followers week for more treatment for ingrown toenail and…read morewas left without ointment or bandage. He didn't seem to be into being helpful, only telling me about future surgery, and only going through the paces like he'd rather be elsewhere relaxing.

Called and got same day appointment. Had an ingrown toenail issue which explained my options and…read morelet me make the best one for me. Numbed the toe and took care of the issue. Was in and out in about 30 minutes. I will be recommending him in the future.

I have been a patient of Dr. Wagreich for about 10 years. During that time he has seen me through…read moreseveral painful challenges to my feet. I am an active person and my mobility is important to me. Dr. Wagreich always takes this into consideration as he recommends treatments. He is thorough in his evaluations, explanations and detailing of treatment options. Dr. Wagreich has always been in favor of beginning with the most conservative treatment expected to produce a positive result. Although he is a foot surgeon, he doesn't push surgery as the starting treatment. Dr. Wagreich provides specific recommendations for footwear which will address my specific problem. He researches footwear and stays current on changes to those brands and models he recommends. I find this invaluable. A general recommendation to 'find shoes which will keep you from pronating' is not helpful me. The office is not the fanciest. But it is clean, organized and efficient. It reminds me of the what now seems like a bygone era of being treated by a family doctor who knew you and really cared. As opposed to being treated as a number by a participant in a giant medical corporation. There are many, many good foot doctors a lot closer to my home. I make the commitment to drive to see Dr. Wagreich because I trust him to help me. He is a caring physician who has worked with me to achieve the best balance of an active lifestyle and aging feet.

Dr. Wagreich is an old-school, do no harm kind of doctor. He starts conservatively and only…read morerecommends surgery when all else fails. Four years ago, my plantar fasciitis pain was eliminated completely by his orthotics and wearing the type of (ugly) athletic wear he recommended, not going barefoot, and no sandals. When my feet felt so good that I forgot to follow the rules, the pain came back and I went again to Wagreich to get instructed in proper footwear. Advice: Hang onto your orthotics cast, as it's good for around 10 years.

Dr.Feit spends little time with you and does not seem to really know what is going on with your…read morespecific situation. The last two times I have been in, he did not have my MRI information stating the internet was down and he was not able to pull it up. I pushed to have my foot casted and now it's been over two weeks and my insurance has not approved it. I don't feel like he can really know what's going on with you as he rushes you through.

I had a toe joint implant done with Dr. Feit. Best idea. I was very hesitant. In fact, I waited…read moretoo long. The surgery was a breeze and the recovery very doable. I am still in disbelief about the technology. Dr. Feit was fantastic. From beginning to end his office and he were professional, kind, thorough, and in total command. I see Dr. Feit in the next day or two for my last appointment. Very excited to get the final sign off. Already walking in my sneakers. Loving that I am bionic. The only thing that could make it better is if he pronounced his name like feet. Truly, he is a talented and friendly doctor. Definitely recommend.

Best care you can get! This his guy knows his stuff and will have you feeling back to 100% in no…read moretime. Clean quick and professional office and it's easy to schedule an appointment. Finally a chiropractor that gets it!

* I've had the pleasure of being Dr. Farhad Nowzari's patient for several years, & then again most…read morerecently. * This physician has excellent & highly cultivated soft skills & is an absolute expert in treating prostrate & kidney related issues. * This doctor has a very comprehensive diagnostic approach & has much of the test equipment in the office for blood work & detailed testing. * I am very pleased with the overall experience & would highly recommend this physician to both friends & family due to his integrity & high level of effectiveness, in getting to the root cause of the problem. * I was also very impressed with his support staff namely Sue who was just awesome & Tiona who was very helpful & professional.

To begin with the receptionist that schedules appointments is a poor listener and incompetent. On…read moretwo occasions we agreed on a date for my next visit which she inputted into her computer. She then provided me a card with the wrong date and time. I pointed this discrepancy out and she remedied it with a new, correct appointment reminder card. She did this again on my next visit. I pointed out the error and said "you are scaring me" - she seemed unfazed, did not apologize, and finally provided me a card with the proper date/time. I would add that on these two occasions the office was not busy nor was she seemingly distracted by phone calls. Additionally, when I arrived for one appointment there was a note on the office door that said "WE HAVE MOVED" and provided the new address. She did not even have the presence of mind to alert patients to that fact beforehand. I have no idea how many patients were inconvenienced by this omission. Dr Nowzari may be a fine urologist but I was only seeing him for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Regardless, he ran me through a series of urological testing, to include an ultrasound. After 6 months of TRT treatment he advised that I needed to have another ultrasound - I declined and told him I believed I was being subjected to unnecessary testing for my given situation and was concerned Medicare might also deem some of tests unnecessary and not pay for them. He just said that is the way he elected to conduct his practice and Medicare had never questioned him about excessive testing. To get my TRT treatment that day, and to get the heck out of his office I "agreed" to an ultrasound during a subsequent appointment. I have provided just some of the reasons why I stopped seeing him, but a final incident put me over the top. Medicare will pay for 6 testosterone pellets every 3 months per patient. If the patient (in this case obviously me) wants more pellets than the 6 he must pay out of pocket to the physician for the extra(s). I opted for 2 extra pellets, my expense being $340 ($170 per pellet) paid to the office of Dr. Nowzari. Two days after this pellet insertion I removed the bandaging, per his orders, and found that one of the pellets had backed out of my hip and had adhered to the blood soaked dressing meaning I had not received the full 8 pellet dosage, 2 of which I had paid for. NOTE: Prior to this wound care appointment I had made an appointment for the ultrasound, which I never remotely considered going through with to buy some time in finding another urologist. When I returned for my wound care followup I showed him the bandage, which I had placed in a sealed plastic sandwich bag, with the white pellet (looks like a thick grain of cooked white rice) right in the middle of the bloody gauze pad. He turned the bag over several times in his hands, felt it and said he could not be certain it was a pellet that had come out. I looked at him in amazement and asked what else it could be. He stated he had no idea (Google testosterone pellet and you will see it exactly as I described it). That is when I realized I was not going to be compensated for the dislodged pellet and knew I would I would have to eat the $170, but derived some solace from the fact I would never have to see this individual again. As soon as I left the exam room I stopped at the front desk and asked that all my records be sent to a well regarded urologist in my area that I had identified while biding time for the ultrasound appointment I was never going to attend and ultimately cancelled. On 03/04/2026 I received TRT treatment from my new urologist, again asking for 2 extra pellets for which I would pay out of pocket. Guess how much the pellets cost? $60 for both. The Nowzari "not exactly a discount": $340 for two. I will let prospective patients of Dr Nowzari decide if he is or is not running an ethical practice.

My name : Roy Taylor…read moreThe only thing I can say is that they are great understanding and professionals at what they do. My chair is a HD 450 pounds along with my spinal injury of C3 to C7 stenosis and my arthritis They keep me very very good shape.. Michelle who's right away is having her first baby in June this year congratulations and Manny who's on vacation are the two top people in the industry to do the job correctly and professionally whenever I need something done manning‍ is here. You have to be replaced. the chair .. they brought me a replacement two days later my chair was brought back. ... He's coming back next week to redo the tires. Look, I'm a dual Ampatee above the knee I can't live without a Wheelchair. It's my lifesaver with my arthritis. I cannot have a manual chair so Superior just like my God and my mother . I have nothing but blessed AAA marks to say but Superior mobility everybody have a beautiful and enjoyable summer coming Roy Taylor. Again, that's all I say a blessed remarks to the lady in the office Michelle happy congratulations in June a baby girl

You asked what can improve their technicians and the people in the office. They don't know if…read morethey're hit from their behind. It took the technicians eight months to bring my son two batteries for his wheelchair and his been eight months since they ordered parts for his wheelchair supposedly and it has never been done, and my son is being affected, but not having those parts for his wheelchair. He's actuator on his leg while we call hangers and his affecting his knees because he not not see is not seating properly due to the fact that the technician they don't know what they're doing or they just lazy because they could've ordered those parts and they haven't been done every time I called. I was dust the boat somebody else it's a shame that this company been around forever, but it takes forever to get anything Done

It has a very long wait time and has minimal service but the people are nice. I was sitting there…read morefor an hour and 40 minutes were just waiting.

I called for an appointment and gave my insurance information. I got an appointment day and time,…read morearrived. However the front desk told me that the doctor actually does not accept my insurance. I wasted time preparing and driving all the way there, only to be turned away. Where is the professionalism of this office? I do not recommend it to anyone...