Got misdiagnosed by an ND at this practice. Told me I had plantar fasciosis, which turned out to be…read moreinsertional achilles tendinopathy. When I pointed out the pain was not on the plantar fascia, the ND gave me some run-around about "reference pain." I followed the instructions but ended up in a more evidence-based practice about a year later before I made any progress. Definitely changed the course of my life for the worse. Also, far over-invested in the zero-drop, "natural" running orthodoxy. That's a good approach for some people, but it's not a religion.

I came to NW Foot and Ankle as I am a sports chiropractor and avid runner looking to up my game in…read moreboth fields. I couldn't be more thrilled about my experience here and look forward to sending my patients this way. Sarah helped educate me on how they go about fitting shoes and what to look for in regards to foot health and I thought she was phenomenal! 5 stars aren't enough :)

Excellent helpful office staff. Dr. Chung did a very thorough evaluation of my feet, walked me…read morethrough all of my issues, why my they were occurring, and recommended specific inserts and an exercise regimen to help my feet. Of equal importance, he listened to me. The inserts and exercises are working very well. The last podiatrist I saw was with Kaiser Permanente. He basically went right to giving me a steroid shot and didn't do any evaluation at all. He also didn't listen to me at all and behaved in a very condescending manner. I think will stick with Providence and the Northwest Foot Clinic.

Great clinic! Took both our 12 and 10 year olds and doctor was great with the kids. Explained why…read moretheir feet were hurting, provided solutions and joked around with them in a perfect manner to make them feel comfortable. Definitely recommend!

if you are having problems with feet or extremeties give your self the…read more most valuable gift you possibly c an see Dr le he is a miracle worker i know this first hand as patient of his he saved my foot without a tendon transplant and straightened it out of stroke allowing me to walk wiyj a normal gait patter and get out of a wheelchair i just wish i had met him years ago he could possibly saved a friends foot from amputation friend had a foot that folded under from weight i guess his doc could not be bothered and talked him into amputation

Dr. Le did surgery on my ankle about 5 years ago. It was a bad break in 2 places. A difficult…read moreprocedure. I can say that the surgery was a complete success. I have full mobility in the ankle and I'm not easy on it. I run or walk 3 miles a day, do a lot of biking and work hard on the treadmill. We do a lot of hiking on difficult trails and uneven surfaces. I am very pleased with Dr. Le. His care and concern for me was above and beyond. His communication on the surgery beforehand and post-op care was excellent. I would highly recommend Dr. Le for your podiatry needs.

Their online appointment system using Zocdoc is just worthless. The system will show you available…read moretimes for a given doctor, but will usually then tell you that "the appointment is no longer available" when you try to select it. This keeps happening even when I select different doctors and locatoins. Just an awful and frustrating experience.

I have a crooked hammertoe that is ripping off the toenail with every step. There is also an…read moreulcer on the end of the toe as well as one between the little toe and next to it on my left foot. I called NW Extremity in Nov. 2024 to request an appointment. I was told Jan. 8th then in Dec. 2024 I was told Jan. 22nd. I went to my appointment to be told it was really Jan 29th!! I went to the appointment on the 29th. Dr. Mah spent 2 minutes with me while I tried to explain the the toenail was causing pain. He said there was nothing wrong with my toenail but I needed surgery and ordered an x-ray. After x-ray he returned for maybe 5 minutes to tell me there was no infection but he needed an ultrasound to determine blood flow. And that he wanted to sever tendons in that toe to straighten it out. After the ultrasound I saw Dr. Mah again on the 19th of February. While waiting I observed other patients who had the same appointment time with Dr. Mah as I did. Again he spent no more than 5 minutes with me. Told me my toes were cold and I needed this medication. At that time he observed the ulcers and did nothing to help that situation. I asked if he was going to send a prescription to my pharmacy and he told me as he was walking away that it cost $50 and someone would call me. Not what the medication was for! I assumed it was for the ulcers. I asked his assistant about the medication and he told me someone was going to call me and if I said yes they would send it! Again not what the medication was. After 2 days I had not heard anymore about the medication. I tried to call the office but there is no option to speak to anyone. They did say that the Milwaukie office would be open until 4 PM. I went to the office and the front counter tried to tell me they were closed. I told them their phone message said other wise. Found out the name of the "cash only" pharmacy and the name of the medication which was basically herbs that was for blood flow and nothing to help the ulcers. Too many red flags to feel confident about him coming near me with a scalpel. I went to my primary care give to be told there was bone exposure and was promptly correctly treated. The ulcers may have been an allergic reaction to topical pain relivers I was using. I have been referred to an orthopedic surgeon that specializes in foot and ankle. Needless to say I would never recommend Dr. Mah or NW Extremity.

She was so knowledge, professional and listened well. Very glad I found her for my first, but…read morecertainly not last, podiatric appointment with Dr. Gregory.

Highly recommended clinic. Easy scheduling, compassionate doctor with warm office staff. I had…read moreconsultation for heel and arch pain that resolved with arch supports and a night splint. I am pleased with services rendered.... and have referred many friends here as well.

These guys are as good as it gets. Highly skilled, compassionate, resourceful, and good…read morecommunicators. And so far, none of the ego B.S. too commonly found with other doctors in this field. Need the best? Go see for yourself.

Great place. Got some orthotics . They handled the insurance paperwork and the request was…read moreapproved. I like the insoles. They were custom made.

I have been seeing Dr. Hayes for over 10 years. He has treated my feet for callouses and ulcers…read more He is very knowledgeable, caring and answers any questions I may have. Also, he is friendly and his staff makes you feel welcome. I would highly recommend Dr. Hayes's office to anyone that needs a podiatrists. Thanks! Joy O.

Do not go here. At all costs…read more They served my wife with a subpoena at her place of business for an amount that could not even partially recoup the court fees and collection costs for such an expense. Only barely 3 figures. We never even received a bill or late notice. They have also sent an amount to collections for me (mid 2 figures, not a joke) for something I have no record of. We can pay and are not criminals because your billing practices are hopelessly disorganized. Untrustworthy and malicious in its practices. Petty in its operations. Avoid. I would sue them myself if not for the fact that unlike them I am mature enough not to care about such petty amounts. Let's all hope the desperation is a sign of imminent failure of their business.

I cut a tendon in my left ring finger and went to the Portland Clinic to see Dr. Hwang who is a…read morespecialist. From my first visit I have been very pleased with most of the interactions with staff and Doctors here. Specifically, Veronica the MA in the orthopedic clinic, Dr. Hwang and his PA Michael Cunningham as well as Heidi Tyson my rehab therapist are all excellent. My experience at the surgical center was also as smooth as I could have possibly imagined. The staff, nurses, and anesthesia team were great. I never felt like I was in a scary hospital setting, and people paid attention and checked in on me often. As a fellow healthcare professional I know how to run a business and care for patients without my office feeling like a people mill. This is not like other large clinics or hospitals I have been to. It feels more personal and more like a family practice.