Dr. Kang has saved me so much. I went to another popular podiatrist nearby & he completely…read moremisdiagnosed me, but sold me custom orthotics that weren't even compatible to my condition. It took less than 10 minutes for Dr. Kang to correctly diagnose me.

After struggling with ongoing foot pain for a long time, I finally found a provider who took the…read moretime to understand my concerns and develop a treatment plan that felt personalized rather than rushed. Every visit was professional, thorough, and focused on finding solutions that actually worked. What impressed me most was the willingness to adjust the approach when needed and continue working toward the best possible outcome. The entire team was friendly, supportive, and attentive throughout the process. Thanks to their expertise and dedication, I'm now feeling significantly better and able to enjoy daily activities again. I highly recommend this practice to anyone looking for knowledgeable care and a team that genuinely puts patients first.

If there's any upside to being injured on "Pill Hill", it's that everything is so close to each…read moreother. After being discharged from Swedish after my fracture, they sent me literally across the street to consult with Brent R. Wendal, a podiatrist, at the Puget Sound Foot and Ankle Center. Yes, Dr. Wendel has a bunch of letters behind his name along with many recognitions, memberships and board certifications, but a lot of people make judgment calls based on intangibles. I've never heard of or seen Dr. Wendel until the moment we met. Instantly, he felt like a good person, someone who's down to earth and also professional. His staff is also very nice and accommodating. Although there were no appointment times, Dr Wendel's assistants said I can be a walk-in and that they will be able to fit me in, which they did. They also respond quickly to e-mails or messages. There offices are open Mon-Fri from 8am-5pm, however Dr. Wendel is only in Mon-Thurs.

Kick it! Dr. Brent…read moreWendel is a great foot and ankle doctor. Anything you need done he does it with much professionalism. He's caring, personable and very knowledgeable. His medical assistant is also really great. You can do everything you need online with ease. I highly recommend his office!

Dr. Alexis is absolutely amazing and is a wonderful podiatrist and naturopath!…read more I saw her for an issue with my feet. I appreciated her thorough analysis of my body from head to toe, and telling me how it effects my walking, etc. She was able to successfully diagnose my issue, and helped me come up with a plan to get better. She was also able to fit me for some custom orthotics. I appreciated that Dr. Alexis really took her time with me as a patient and did not make me feel rushed and was very thorough. She is very knowledgeable, attentive, and is overall a friendly physician with a great bedside manner. I highly recommend Dr. Alexis for podiatry and overall care! She is a gem to Seattle! Thank you, Dr. Alexis, for everything!

I'm committed to happy feet!…read more Those were the first words I spoke to Dr. Alexis. I had been suffering for months with foot pain that was changing how I stood and walked. I went to Dr. Alexis for what I thought was a wort that wouldn't go away. Everything I did too self treat wouldn't make the wart go away. After four months of pain and discomfort (missing dance classes and workouts), I finally broke down and booked an appointment. The office was clean and followed Covid-19 protocols keeping herself and her clients safe. Dr. Alexis is very knowledgeable. She asked meaningful questions and listened attentively to my experience. She then gently examined the area and helped me understand the root cause of my condition! She was thoughtful with answering my questions and got consent for each layer of treatment she provided. I left her office in less pain, and equipped with tools to support my ongoing foot health. I have gone back one additional time, with some of my shoes and Dr. Alexis educated me and gave me tools to have foot comfort with each pair! I feel supported and empowered on my foot healing journey! Dr. Alexis is the ideal person to have on your foot wellness team!! Highly recommended!!! Book your appointment today!!

I'm sharing this experience because it doesn't align with this clinic's otherwise positive reviews…read more Before my ultrasound results were available, I explained that I had a new insurance deductible and asked if there was a workaround: if the results were unremarkable, could I avoid a visit altogether and only come in (or do telehealth) if follow-up or referral was actually needed. I was clear that I was willing to schedule a visit if there was a concern. That request was never addressed. When I later shared that the interaction felt unhelpful, the response was multiple phone calls in a row. During that call, I was told only that results must be reviewed as an appointment, with no discussion of alternatives. Even a basic confirmation of whether results were unremarkable was framed as requiring a billable visit--an approach that appears inconsistent with Washington State billing guidance distinguishing administrative acknowledgment of normal results from billable clinical services. I expect the office may respond by citing "policy," and they're welcome to do so. But this ultimately comes down to nuance: how policy is applied in practice, and whether any effort is made to accommodate reasonable, cost-conscious patient requests raised in advance. If you value billing transparency and patient-centered flexibility, this may not be the right office for you. **Notes based off the offices response; I want to make it very clear that I attempted a collaborative conversation, and at no point was I met with one. I asked in writing whether a visit could be avoided if no follow-up was needed. That question wasn't addressed; the only response was that results must be reviewed in an appointment. That's the disconnect I was trying to describe. I understand that providing clinical interpretation is billable; however, my request was limited to whether the already-interpreted results were unremarkable and whether follow-up was needed. I was met with a refusal to communicate without a visit--which is the distinction I was trying to raise.

Had a wonderful experience from top to bottom. friendly, professional and they were amazing with…read moremy son. Highly recommend!

Don't waste your money on a "medical pedicure" -- you're definitely better off just getting a…read moreregular salon pedicure. For my first (and only) visit, I paid $140 for five minutes of simple treatment, during which the doctor was rude and unprofessional.

Dr. Joyce Lee has been caring for my daughter who has foot and knee pains. We tried other doctors…read moreand therapy but could not figure out what the issue was until we met Dr. Lee. She knows what patient needs are and listens to the issues. She is so nice and sweet too. You have to go see Dr. Lee If you have been dealing with foot and ankle issues. You will be happy and back on your feet! No regrets!

After two months dealing with a very sore big toe, Dr Berg treated me for an ingrown toenail. The…read morepain was gone the next day!! Scheduling staff was very responsive.

I had to have an ingrown toenail avulsion and I've had two in the past so I can say I absolutely…read morewas not looking forward to the excruciatingly painful numbing injections I've gotten previously (one in Ohio, one here in Seattle). But Dr Berg completely put me at ease and he has a technique for numbing that's basically no worse than a few injections that feel like vaccination shots (which I should mention is NBD to me). I couldn't believe how well he did it so all of my anxiety was misplaced. He also explained everything he was doing and why. The whole time I felt like I was heard as a patient, which is basically what you want in any doctor (and in my experience so rarely see from doctors). So Dr Berg is my new podiatrist I guess. Definitely recommend, fantastic bedside manner and great technique. Nearly every doctor I've seen needs to take a page (or chapter(s)) from his book.

I came to the Seattle Foot and Ankle Center with John Hoy for assistance with a toe nail. Dr. Hoy…read morewas thorough in discussing the available options with me and setting expectations. I was surprised that he was able to do an avulsion in office on the same visit as my initial appointment which worked great for me. He was very willing to answer any questions that I had. The office is in Seattle but is across the street from Pacific Place making parking easy. There was almost no waiting time at my appointment time before seeing the doctor.

There is nothing false. I be happy to send you the Ultrasound and notes from my new Physio Dr. It's…read moreunfortunate I'm unable to post them here. The fact that you didn't order and MRI or any imaging and that your arguing with me on a review is ironic.

Dr. Park is amazing. Always had a lot of ankle issue from basketball and he would be the person…read morethat would give e me good advise. Knowing that it wasn't a hard choice one where to take my son when he sprained his ankle. Got him on the right track and he is back to his normal activities. Their staff is good too, gives you that family feeling.

Dr. Park performed bunion surgery on my left foot in Dec. '20. I am super active and had postponed…read moresurgery for years for fear of being offline for too many months. COVID turned out to be the right time for me, and Dr. Park treated me as a whole human being. He listened and learned about how important running/biking is for me, and tailored his treatment to get me back running/biking very quickly. Dr. Park is a great person and physician.

I can't speak to the medical conditions for which other reviews reported very negatively of Dr…read more Huppin, but if you have toenail fungus, definitely see him! Dr. Huppin is now the 3rd podiatrist (at different clinics) whom I have seen for this, and my impression was that he is by far the most knowledgeable I've met so far. He explained the physiology of nails and nail growth in detail, which none of the prior podiatrists ever did. He seems to be very familiar with all the data out there about all the various treatment methods, and I felt that he gave a blunt, realistic assessment. If you think about it, podiatrists have to deal with pretty diverse issues. Understanding how to treat fungus must be a very different domain of knowledge than how to fix foot bone problems or whatever. It's possible that a podiatrist is very good at some aspect of podiatry and not as good at others.

Dr. Hale is outstanding! He is a true expert in his field with so much experience. His appointments…read moreare quick and efficient, but that doesn't mean he isn't giving you care and consideration. I've seen him for various foot issues. He did a different angle of x-ray to finally diagnose what was going on with my foot to cause arthritis. He's also done some nail procedures on me. All excellent, fast, efficient. They even accommodated me when I scheduled the wrong type of appointment. A+++ gold stars for Dr. Hale! Also, he's pretty fun to talk to!

One of the best podiatrists I have ever met, Dr. Lee truly cares for others and has the patience…read moreand understanding to comprehensively listen to the full picture of what's going on with the foot. He's humble and doesn't boast about himself, but is still confident in his diagnosis and treatment plans. His bedside manner is calm and collected and I highly recommend him.

A family member went out of town to see Hubert Lee due incredible amount of rave reviews he has,…read morebrought my niece who has been an RN for almost 20 years to help speak for her when she gets confused and were floored by how rude and unprofessional he was. They took this trip out of town because my family member wasn't achieving effective results, guidance or follow up with the surgeon in her area. She also regularly receives specialty care at UW but again, wanted to see Hubert Lee because his reviews painted him in a wonderful light. He was such the polar opposite of his reviews that, in their words, they 'felt like they got catfished by a doctor'. They were early for their appointment, my niece is an advocate for her senior citizen mother, they were polite and Hubert Lee's body language and choice of words spoke to both my senior citizen family member and RN daughter like they were completely wasting his time, acted as if they were weird for going out of their town for care which is common practice and the reason people pay high prices for flexible insurance. DPM Hubert Lee rolled his eyes, huffed and puffed, stared outside the window on multiple occasions not listening while my elderly family member was speaking to him, tapped his feet in annoyance and seemed annoyed by everything. Their words 'the entire visit from entry to exit was as if he couldn't get out of our visit fast enough'. Since so many of his other patients have had excellent experiences - this highly suggests he either discriminated against my senior citizen mother due to her age, was annoyed by them being female (sexism) or is racist. Or this man pays for some business promotion and PR firm that falsely inflates his positive reviews and ratings. They went on Mothers Day weekend hoping for a better experience as she's heartbroken with all the pain and loss of function in her feet. I can't imagine all his positive reviews are genuine and my healthcare provider family member said people should really stay away from someone that treats patients this poorly at all but especially in front of their own adult child. Hubert Lee either had the worst day of his life and has no self control or he deeply hates his job or specific types of people - none of this is a good sign