Dr Bonaminio is outstanding. Treated my two sons with sports related foot problems easily…read more Very professional new office in Algonquin.

JUST got back from an appointment here. It could not have possibly been better. GREAT staff, and a…read moreknowledgeable, warm human being as the doctor. First class. Totally recommend.

Dr. Gavin is an excellent podiatric surgeon. His commitment to his patients of all ages is…read moreunmatched. I would highly recommend his practice for pain, injury and discomfort due to foot and ankle injuries.

From the owner: Dr Gavin believes, first and foremost, in patient education. He believes that the better you…read moreunderstand your condition and treatment plan, the greater your chance for success. He prefers to make decisions with his patients, not for them. Accessibility is another pillar of his practice style; He believes in being available for questions. If you forget to ask something while you're in, call with your question. Dr Gavin returns patient calls when he is not with patients. He believes in healing with the least invasive approach when possible and surgery only when absolutely necessary. When surgery is needed, the latest techniques are used. He believes in furthering his education through extensive reading and participation in continuing medical education seminars, and holds two teaching positions in surgical residency programs. At the Foot and Ankle Institute, Dr Gavin believes in providing the best care possible using the latest diagnostic technology and surgical techniques.

A little bit of a wait, but once in the room I knew why. She took her time and explained my X rays…read morein detail. Recommended.

I went in for a sprained ankle. They took an x-ray before I even talked to a doctor. Then Dr…read more Hyderi said she couldn't see anything on the x-ray and I needed an MRI. It took no less than 4 texts and phone calls to get them to send the order for the MRI. Meanwhile, she told her assistant to get a brace for me. They just put it on me without discussing it and charged me over $80 for it on my way out. When I went for the follow up, Dr. Hyderi said I had multiple issues with my ankle and I needed to wear a boot for 6 weeks. Again, she sent the assistant to get a boot, they put it on me and charged me $197 for it on my way out. She also wrote me a prescription for an NSAID cream that cost $87 AND was on auto refill for 2 weeks later. She told me I should also consider getting a stem cell injection because it could speed up the healing process (but no guarantees). That would cost $1500 and insurance doesn't cover it. And of course there were office charges on top of all that. Then I got another bill for an additional $40 for the boot because insurance didn't cover it. So I paid $237 for a boot that costs $60 on Amazon. I decided to get a second opinion at Kipferl and I'm SO GLAD I DID. Dr. Steven Kipferl explained the results of my MRI in great detail, said I should wear the boot for 2 weeks, not 6 and concentrate on getting the inflammation down by icing it, applying NSAID cream (OTC for $15) and taking prednisone ($5 prescription). A stem cell injection was not recommended until he could pinpoint what area might need one and if I chose to get one, it would cost about $750, not the $1500 Dr. Hyderi would charge. After 2 weeks, my ankle is 100% better. Foot & Ankle Specialists is all about making money. Kipferl is about taking care of their patients.

I absolutely would not recommend this outfit. Today is June 14, 2025 and I just now received an…read moreadditional bill from my visit of Oct. 22, 2024. I had Dr. Hyderi. I went in because a very small corn on my right little toe was bothering me. So much so that at the end of the day, no fabric could touch my toe. So I cut a hole in my sock in that area. All the questions I asked her, she left up to Jason, the medical assistant to answer. He was very nice. Dr. Hyderi ended up cutting my toe nails for $60 and sold me 2 little pads for my corn for $10 which fell apart very soon. She told me the insurance would pay for toe nail cutting or removing calluses. But not both. She cut my toe nails for $60 which, of course, I get done with a pedicure. I never did find out what to do with the cramps in my feet. A waste of time and a waste of money.

Bad service. Overly expensive. I can't get assistance on billing and they have not been honestread more

I agree with other reviews that Dr. Hyderi is all about money. They automatically take x-rays when…read moreyou walk in. The first time I was there for a fractured toe. The fracture didn't showed up on the x-ray so they sent me for and MRI. When I came back they took me back for x-rays and I said it doesn't make sense. They said Dr. Hyderi wants them. It was a fight for me to get them to understand the reason I was there was to review my MRI because x-rays didn't show anything. I didn't like that Dr. Hyderi kept having me come back to check in to get an office visit charge. She also insisted on orthodics because "your insurance pays for them so why not get them." The second time when I had a pain in my big toe. After x-rays Dr. Hyderi stated I needed surgery and an immediate cortisone shot to bring down the inflammation. I really didn't like Dr. Hyderi mannerisms. She is condescending, rushes in and out and talks over her patients. So I read the reviews online to see what others thought and I was so glad I did. Three reviews stated that she botched their surgery. So I immediately found a new doctor with great reviews. I had to get new x-rays at their office because Dr. Hyderi's office sent over a fax that was fuzzy. Ugh! Anyway it was confirmed I needed surgery but not because my bunion pins moved as stated by Dr. Hyderi. The pins are fine but I have degeneration and a joint replacement may not be necessary as Dr. Hyderi was recommending. They also said they don't give cortisone shots unless the patients are in severe pain. My pain was not that bad and Dr. Hyderi didn't give me and option. The cortisone shot was so painful and immediately after her assistant started measuring me for orthotics. I said I don't need them. Dr. Hydari said, "your insurance pays for them once a year so we recommend getting them." I have to pay $60 outside of my insurance and I just got them. The new doctor also said I didn't need the MRI recommended by Dr. Hyderi. When I asked the new doctor if my other foot will need surgery I was told only if I have pain. Whereas, Dr. Hyderi said we would fix that foot next. I'm not sure what she is fixing. It's unfortunate because the office staff are very friendly and nice. But I am quite sure I escaped disaster. There are MANY podiatrist choices in the area, I suggest avoid this doctor at all cost unless you like doctors who care more about making money than their patients well-being.

Terrible Customer Service. Called to make an appointment, get the answering service telling me to…read moreleave name and phone number No call back. 3 days later,called again - left message. No return call. Both time I called during office hours

I am a new patient at Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists but not new to seeing a Podiatrist. I have…read moreseen Dr. Halihan several times and he is very good at explaining everything. His office staff are very accommodating, professional and friendly. I look forward to an upcoming procedure in the next few months. Thank you Dr. Halihan and Staff! You Rock! Francine Webb

This Dr & his staff are awesome! He talks to you not at you. No God complex with this Dr…read more The staff keeps there word, I asked if a cancellation came up if they could call me & they did, 2 times. That's awesome follow through!

From the owner: Dr. Emo Bonaminio, Lake in the Hills Podiatry, offers surgical treatment of foot and ankle injuries…read moreand diseases in Lake in the Hills, IL. Our experienced foot doctor and caring professional medical staff will make you feel comfortable and are available to answer all of your questions regarding your foot and ankle related condition or injury. We welcome new patients who want to enjoy uncompromising expertise in podiatry care. Come see us for: Foot and ankle pain and surgery Bunions and hammertoes Heel and arch pain Corns, calluses and ingrown toenails Laser surgery Warts Diabetic foot conditions Work or sports related injuries As a diplomat of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, Dr. Emo Bonaminio has extensive knowledge you can trust. Lake in the Hills Podiatry is equipped with the latest instruments and technology for treating conditions in our office or at our affiliated offices that include Sher

Dr. Daniels did a left total knee replacement with Mako 2 and a half weeks ago. I cannot brag…read moreenough about how amazing of a surgeon he is and his PA Miss Nicole is equally as amazing. They, and their entire staff have been very supportive of my recovery, but what's great, he did such a fantastic job. Best decision I've made.

i have gone to ortho Illinois many times. From the time I would call to when I've gone in to…read moreregister. Everyone was courteous, and very helpful. I have had injections, MRI and X-rays. The physicians that I have had were excellent. Recently I had back surgery and cannot say enough nice things regarding the surgeon to the PA. I would highly recommend Ortho Illinois

My wife scheduled a consultation appointment with Dr. Becker to have her bunion remove on her foot…read morein August. Dr. Becker was friendly during the appointment and provided his approach to remove the bunion. My wife was all in and wanted to schedule the surgery. Dr Becker committed to research potential surgery dates and get back to my wife. We had a vacation planned in January and hoped to have the surgery completed well before then. After waiting 2 weeks and not hearing back from the office my wife called and left a message asking for an update. She waited, and waited, she called and left a couple additional messages over the next few weeks that also went unanswered. Honestly, we still haven't received a surgery date after over 3 months. We gave up, time to find a different doctor. Then we get the $200 bill for the appointment (we had a $20 co-pay) and my wife forwarded a check for the $20 with a letter explaining her frustration with his office (I recommended she not pay until he schedules the surgery however she lost all faith in his ability after this experience). His office can't even get the billing right, we just got another bill for $10 saying we only paid $10. I'm staring at the cancelled check for $20. We HIGHLY recommend you avoid Dr. Becker if you expect any results from the consultation, just send him a check for $200 and considerate it frustration avoided.

Give this guy a wide berth. He's like Jekyll and Hyde--one visit he's friendly and polite, the next…read morevisit snarky and nasty. And that Diane person at the front desk is so rude! She's also lousy at billing, makes a lot of errors and then blames the patient for her mistakes. Strange office---most of the time it's empty and the front desk is rarely staffed, which in retrospect may be a blessing, as you probably would not want to meet rude Diane, lol. Worst of all, this doctor didn't help my foot pain at all. I went to another doctor and received good treatment immediately, plus the doctor and staff at the new place were uniformly friendly. Would never go back here, and suggest you do likewise.