Delatorre Orthotics and Prosthetics is where my husband gets his diabetic shoes. Under my health…read moreplan he is entitled to one new pair per calendar year along with inserts to see him through the year. Appts are required. When you go in it looks nothing more than a waiting room like you would find in a doctor's office. He is then taken to a back room. Once there his feet are measured and his walk is observed in order to determine the proper fit. The last few years he has gotten dress shoes so this year he opted for diabetic sneakers. In addition to those options he could choose from diabetic sandals or boots. We find the sneakers and dress shoes in his best interest to provide the protection he needs. Normally once ordered it takes about a week or two for the shoes to arrive. He is called back, refitted, and then given his shoes to take home. He has been exceptionally pleased with all his pairs. I'm not familiar with the prostetics but I am sure they provide quality and insurance plans are accepted. Located off Steubenville Pike it sits in a small complex on the road opposite the Getgo before heading to I-79 or McKees Rocks.

We love this store. August is a good man. I have recommended many people to come to the good feet…read morestore. My daughter has many problems with her feet but August helped us out and her initial plantar fascia pain many years ago has disappeared and never came back. As a physical therapist I love this place. Thank you August and family!

SAVE YOUR MONEY! My wife and I bought Good Feet packages on March 4, 2025 for $4,119. My wife has…read moreplantar fascilitis and my back hurts after walking even moderate distances. We continue to wear the arch supports per their instructions, but after almost 3 and 1/2 months neither my wife nor I have seen any improvement. It is a big ripoff.

When my family members needed diabetic shoes, I went to a place where they would just fit you with…read moreone type of shoe without any type of selection. Naturally as expected it was a total disaster. They did not fit the shoes well, and they where very uncomfortable and cause more problems than it did solutions. Then someone else told me about Sanaljon Medical Care, I took my family member and was pleased to find that they have multiple selections and staff members trained in pedorthics to fit my family member. I will recommend them highly.

I came here looking for good walking and supportive shoes for my upcoming Disney trip in June…read more Knowing New Balance makes descent walking shoes I thought I could get a pair here. The lady who helped me explained that during the pandemic New Balance had temporarily halted production and that they were only now starting to make and ship shoes. She measured my feet and recommended I try Brooks. She taught me how to tie a secure knot at the ends so that my ankles would be supportive. The shoes felt very good and then I inquired about orthotics with a metatarsal arch for support. She showed me one pair and had to order my size. Along with that she recommended a pair of beach sandals by Birkenstock which would give me more support than ordinary flip flops. I'm allowed to try out my purchases for two weeks as long as I don't take them outside in the event I wish to return them. The very next day I got a call from them telling me that my orthopedic inserts had come in. Sanaljon carries all the top shoe brands and they carry specialty shoes, diabetic shoes, socks, and pretty much everything for you footwear needs. Expect to pay more here because you are buying name brand and quality. Am very happy with my purchase and will shop here again for my shoe needs.

My wife and I both are patients of Dr Facaros. He is both…read morecaring and excellent in treating us. We can't recommend him strongly enough. Paul Phillips

Saw this doc spring of 26 , was on chemo and fell broke ankle . Still on chemo and fell again and…read moreboth ankles hurt to walk on . Tried for appointment but doc said he will no longer see me and to find another provider ? Through his receptionist . I feel very hurt , I with my husband present , was not a bad patient . But I did not buy expensive machine he wanted me to . To strengthen bones . Very Very disappointed in him . Doctor's are supposed to help not only think of financial gain .

I have had an excellent experience with Colaizzi Pedorthic. I've long used custom orthotics…read moreprovided by my physical therapist, but a new problem was a challenge and the people at Colaizzi understood what was required even if it involved no shortcuts or prefabricated inserts. A cast was made, a custom orthotic was formed, then trimmed to fit. I've been using it now for weeks and the problem I was having went away after a few weeks of usage. I'm now walking thousands of steps a day with the problem not reoccurring. What is a surprise is that as accredited medical providers, they require medical information and documentation, even prescriptions. They follow all the rules and produce high-quality end results which is why they have survived in business for decades. And yes, the right orthotic often has to have a certain depth and width to provide the support needed to correct the problem, and at least in my case, I had to buy a larger shoe. Or I guess you can buy an imported do-it-yourself solution and try your luck. After all, it's your foot.

There is a reason this business gets only a few stars. The…read morePandemic was more than just a disease that upended the country But put the best businesses out of business. The same as doctors. Why you ask. They did not want to die of Covid 19. Only the young and many inexperienced doctors survived. Some good new ones are coming in.

Great staf! Great Doctor!…read more an excellent team that is very helpful, knowledgeable and a joy to work with!

Dr Bianco ranted and raved when I asked for an evaluation of my toe with osteomyelitis. He usually…read morewas good with me, but he showed his bad side the last time I saw him. Earlier someone from the office raved and ranted to me about going to the ER and going to the hospital. She said over and over " You could lose a foot, you could lose a leg." I had already been to both the ER and hospital for treatment; and was still undergoing treatment. Dr. Bianco said it was fine for to call me. I felt the whole situation was very unprofessional. Also last year when I saw Dr. Haubelt was very mad and cussed me out when she disagreed with me about her treatment.

They are happy to find the one shoe in stock that fits your foot!…read moreThey do orthotics also.

If you have any kind of foot problem, this is *the* place to shop, because everything they carry is…read moredesigned to be healthy for feet, and supportive. If you're on your feet all day, this is also the place, although I don't know if they carry the steel-toed boots people in some occupations need. But if you work in a hospital, retail, restaurant, or similar, they carry dozens of beautiful and fashionable styles you will love. People who just love really comfortable shoes and sandals will also find a lot to love. What really stands out, though, is the customization they can do. That includes everything from heel lifts to platforms for those with one shorter leg to fully custom molded shoes. I would imagine they could do just about anything else one might need or just want, too, and they can also do just regular shoe repair, although that is clearly not their main niche. They will also make needed adjustments even to shoes or boots you have bought elsewhere, so steel-toed boot wearers, take heed. I had had to quit wearing my beloved Birkenstocks because although I love the support of their footbed, arthritis in my feet was making the amount of depth too painful. Mark (the lovely and really helpful owner) suggested inserting a thin pad between the insole and the cork main body of the sandal. That totally solved the problem and gave me plenty of cushioning while still leaving my feet fully and securely supported as only a Birkenstock can do. Years later, they are still perfect, and my feet have never hurt again in them. The showroom is big, spacious, bright, and sunny thanks to multiple large windows. The store is also fully wheelchair accessible - yay! And great bonus - they have parking behind the store! They are also right on a couple of major bus lines, so they should be reachable from almost anywhere for people who don't drive. It can get really busy, and with the customization they often do and the extra attention that requires, and AFAIK, only one or two people working, there can be a bit of a wait for your turn, so just leave plenty of time for your visit, especially if you know you will need any sort of modification. Great store, great location, great selection, and great people and service. What's not to love, for anyone who loves really comfy shoes?

Dr Chris was so nice and helpful when I broke my foot a while back. I was referred to him from the…read moreMedExpress I first went to after I initially hurt it. I was DEVASTATED to find out after X-rays that I had broken my foot in not one, not two but THREE places and needed a cast put on that I'd have to wear for about 3 months. Way to kill the rest of the summer... But maybe don't wear 4 inch wedge heels if you know you are clumsy :) He always took good care of me and was informative. You have to listen closely or ask him to repeat, because he has a tendency to talk really fast. But again, he's super nice, so he will. I would highly recommend him if you find yourself needing a foot doctor. Also, I was able to choose a hot pink cast, so that made the situation slightly better.

My wife came here for foot pain when on her feet. As a…read moreresult, we received a bill from the doctor for $400 In a phone conversation, an Anthem representative informed me, that the claim was denied, because the visit concerned bunions, which are not covered. The office took an xray of her foot and the doctor performed a procedure on the sole of her foot. The doctor did not address the bunion. In speaking with Tina , the billing agent for Greentree Foot and Ankle, she agreed that the doctor did a procedure, that did not involve the bunion, but because my wife mentioned her bunions, that is the way the claim has to be coded, I told Tina, that the claim needs to be resubmitted, with different codes, to reflect the actual procedure. Keep in mind, the doctor did not perform a procedure on the bunion, but on the sole of my wife's foot. Tina's response was that resubmitting with different codes would be fraud, because bunions came up in conversation between my wife and the doctor.

The staff at Union was so helpful for me. I had to have a knee brace for an injury, and the staff…read morehelped me understand how to apply and remove it. The brace itself rubbed my leg and they helped me adjust some padding to make it more comfortable. Although I hope to not need their services again, I would definitely recommend them.

I am very happy with the service I received. I had a replacement right BK socket for my prosthetic…read moreleg done.. everything went smooth and the fit was excellent..I definitely recommend UNION ..