Can confirm this podiatrist is still dialing it in. Still standing across the room with arms…read morecrossed. Still not examining your feet or suggesting/ordering tests. Still proclaiming a vague catch-all diagnosis with no explanation. Still ignoring you when you reach out for help. While I get being voice-recorded so the visit summary is correct, isn't there a law that you have to inform your patient you're doing so? Complete waste of time with a person who simply doesn't care and does the minimal work.

kept me waiting for 2 hours. I could hear him on the phone laughing. He entered the office with a…read more hawaiian ship and shorts. No apology. when I left; the lights were turned off in an empty office. He didn't seem to give a damn.

Extremely Disappointing and Hurtful Experience…read more I left this office feeling completely dismissed, humiliated, and discriminated against because of my insurance. I have CHAMPVA as the spouse of a disabled veteran, and from the moment I arrived, I felt like I was being treated differently simply because of the insurance I carry. I came prepared with my CHAMPVA insurance card, ID, and an official verification/eligibility letter. Despite providing clear documentation, the women at the front desk continued relaying concerns to the doctor about whether my insurance would "accept" the visit. I went as far as calling CHAMPVA directly while I was there, and my insurance representative personally verified my eligibility. Even after that verification, I was still not given the benefit of the doubt. Instead, the doctor ultimately chose not to bill my insurance and told me that he would not provide the care I needed. What was most upsetting was how powerless and dismissed I felt throughout the entire experience. I did everything I could to verify my coverage and provide documentation, yet it seemed as though my insurance status had already influenced how I was being treated before I was even given an opportunity to receive care. I understand that a provider may choose not to accept a particular insurance plan. However, there is a major difference between simply saying, "We do not accept CHAMPVA," and making a patient feel as though their insurance is somehow less legitimate or less worthy of being accepted--even after the patient has provided proof of eligibility and contacted the insurance company directly. As the spouse of a disabled veteran, it was especially upsetting to feel judged and treated differently because of the healthcare benefits I receive through my family's military service. I walked out feeling embarrassed, frustrated, and genuinely hurt. Patients should not have to beg to be believed when they have documentation proving their eligibility. I came to this office seeking medical care, and instead I left feeling dismissed and discriminated against. I sincerely hope the office takes this experience seriously and reevaluates how patients with CHAMPVA and other government-sponsored insurance are treated in the future. No patient should be made to feel like they are a burden simply because of the insurance they have.

Absolutely first rate practice!! Office staff friendly &…read moreprofessional Dr Redko is a fine surgeon for ankles & feet

Extremely Disappointing and Hurtful Experience…read more I left this office feeling completely dismissed, humiliated, and discriminated against because of my insurance. I have CHAMPVA as the spouse of a disabled veteran, and from the moment I arrived, I felt like I was being treated differently simply because of the insurance I carry. I came prepared with my CHAMPVA insurance card, ID, and an official verification/eligibility letter. Despite providing clear documentation, the women at the front desk continued relaying concerns to the doctor about whether my insurance would "accept" the visit. I went as far as calling CHAMPVA directly while I was there, and my insurance representative personally verified my eligibility. Even after that verification, I was still not given the benefit of the doubt. Instead, the doctor ultimately chose not to bill my insurance and told me that he would not provide the care I needed. What was most upsetting was how powerless and dismissed I felt throughout the entire experience. I did everything I could to verify my coverage and provide documentation, yet it seemed as though my insurance status had already influenced how I was being treated before I was even given an opportunity to receive care. I understand that a provider may choose not to accept a particular insurance plan. However, there is a major difference between simply saying, "We do not accept CHAMPVA," and making a patient feel as though their insurance is somehow less legitimate or less worthy of being accepted--even after the patient has provided proof of eligibility and contacted the insurance company directly. As the spouse of a disabled veteran, it was especially upsetting to feel judged and treated differently because of the healthcare benefits I receive through my family's military service. I walked out feeling embarrassed, frustrated, and genuinely hurt. Patients should not have to beg to be believed when they have documentation proving their eligibility. I came to this office seeking medical care, and instead I left feeling dismissed and discriminated against. I sincerely hope the office takes this experience seriously and reevaluates how patients with CHAMPVA and other government-sponsored insurance are treated in the future. No patient should be made to feel like they are a burden simply because of the insurance they have.

Peter is a delightful guy. Very professional. He knows what he's doing.I have recommended him in…read morethe highest regard. Stacy F

Extremely Disappointing and Hurtful Experience…read more I left this office feeling completely dismissed, humiliated, and discriminated against because of my insurance. I have CHAMPVA as the spouse of a disabled veteran, and from the moment I arrived, I felt like I was being treated differently simply because of the insurance I carry. I came prepared with my CHAMPVA insurance card, ID, and an official verification/eligibility letter. Despite providing clear documentation, the women at the front desk continued relaying concerns to the doctor about whether my insurance would "accept" the visit. I went as far as calling CHAMPVA directly while I was there, and my insurance representative personally verified my eligibility. Even after that verification, I was still not given the benefit of the doubt. Instead, the doctor ultimately chose not to bill my insurance and told me that he would not provide the care I needed. What was most upsetting was how powerless and dismissed I felt throughout the entire experience. I did everything I could to verify my coverage and provide documentation, yet it seemed as though my insurance status had already influenced how I was being treated before I was even given an opportunity to receive care. I understand that a provider may choose not to accept a particular insurance plan. However, there is a major difference between simply saying, "We do not accept CHAMPVA," and making a patient feel as though their insurance is somehow less legitimate or less worthy of being accepted--even after the patient has provided proof of eligibility and contacted the insurance company directly. As the spouse of a disabled veteran, it was especially upsetting to feel judged and treated differently because of the healthcare benefits I receive through my family's military service. I walked out feeling embarrassed, frustrated, and genuinely hurt. Patients should not have to beg to be believed when they have documentation proving their eligibility. I came to this office seeking medical care, and instead I left feeling dismissed and discriminated against. I sincerely hope the office takes this experience seriously and reevaluates how patients with CHAMPVA and other government-sponsored insurance are treated in the future. No patient should be made to feel like they are a burden simply because of the insurance they have.

had laser treatment in office. Nice friendly staff however they seemed more interested in selling…read moreproducts to the patients. Had treatment performed and no result. Seems a little expensive even with a Groupon especially if the treatment doesn't work

I have experienced ingrown toenails and bruised toenails from sports for years. Dr. Pursnani was…read moreable to treat the ingrown toenail in such a way that it did not come back. She also treated my bruised toenails to relieve the pain. She gave me some helpful tips and a toe sleeve to prevent sports injuries in the future. In addition to these injuries and ailments, Dr. Pursnani recommended calf and heel cord stretches when I was dealing with heel pain after working out. I had been stretching post workout and she recommended pre-workout routine after a short warm up. I enjoy an active lifestyle. In the past these foot ailments have been roadblocks. Dr. Pursnani treated my problems in such a way they were not only healed but put me on a path not to experience them anymore. Finally, Dr. Pursnani is very easy to talk to. She is friendly and always greats me with a smile. I thoroughly recommend Dr. Pursnani for any foot pain you're facing!

Dr Pursnani took great care of my daughter's foot. She was very nice and friendly to my teenager…read more Gave prompt attention to the issue and even followed up to ensure she was recovering well!

I went in for unknown stomach pain, and they told me it was a stomach bug. I have been…read moreuncomfortable for the past week, but when I left that ER, I felt like a whole new person. Dr. Fong and all the nurses took amazing care of me, and if I ever need to go back to an ER, I know where to go!

Radiology department repeatedly is rude to customers, will hang up on you, is completely off par…read morewith trying to keep up with the high standards of the hospital . When asked to confirm if the image request is there and they find it isn't in their system they will say that you are the only one, that nobody has delays, however, they will say the same time explain that it could still be in process but an off-site coordinator, report to me that I must be tripping and doubt that I'm a patient, and always will ask who your provider is and then be verbally condescending about the institute and state they have no relationship with that clinic and hang up on you. The switchboard of the main hospital line just picks up the phone, doesn't say the name of the hospital or their name. When asking for the radiology department, they will ask what you want, ask why you want an X-ray, then ask if you want to set up an appointment. When I explain that exray are a walk in service, they become verbally upset and ask if you want Rohnert park or Petaluma and then transfer you to person who seems confused you need an exray. Go somewhere else.