Dr. O was a gem from the very start! She is so very knowledgeable, thorough, professional,…read morerespectful, honest and compassionate. I really felt like she cared about my broken foot and had true empathy for me as I had to use crutches for 9 weeks! She was very conservative with her approach to healing. Although she offered me surgery on my first visit she encouraged me to wait and see how my body would heal on its own. She was right on target with when I would start to see the bone healing and be able to get back to work. I'm very thankful I took her advise and avoided surgery! Looking forward to physical therapy:)

Beware - This doctor seems to be very adept at prescribing medical devices that are covered by…read moreinsurance at exorbitant prices. This practice charged my insurance over $400 each for two boots that are $20 online, and didn't bother to inform me at the time of service! They then accepted the return of the boots yet refused to credit my account!

It has taken me awhile to decide if I wanted to write a review, but still having complications 2…read moreyears later made me feel that a review should be left. Back in 2024 I came to Dr. Clymer with severe foot pain and a bone disorder in both of my feet. I was standing on my feet for long hours of my job and couldn't bear the pain any longer. After imaging, he told me I would need to have reconstructive surgery on my left foot as my condition was severe, and if I didn't get this done I may not be walking well in my 30s...this surgery was completed a few months after I turned 22 years old. He felt confident that him and his team could complete this surgery that I needed and did not disclose that this was more of an orthopedic complex surgery that should have been done by an orthopedic foot surgeon. He did massive reconstructive surgery to my left foot, putting metal in, a tendon transfer, and doing a joint fusion in my outer ankle with cadaver bone. I constantly complained of severe pain for months on end and was not able to advance in PT and get out of my boot. Well, that was because the cadaver bone that was put in wasn't fused to my bones with hardware during surgery and therefore my body rejected it and it did not take. Amongst all this pain, Dr. Clymer and his PT Julie, continued to tell me to push through and that the pain would get better and that I had no restrictions. I ended up slipping in the shower and developed severe pain that went on for several months while being ignored. At 7 months post op after complaining of this pain and no end in sight he finally ordered a CT scan. The CT confirmed a non-union in the joint fusion at 7 months post op to which he then ordered a bone stimulator which did nothing as the cadaver bone had nothing to grasp to. Overtime, the cadaver bone disintegrated and I could no longer walk without a boot. All of 2025 was spent in a walking boot which resulted in a second surgery with a different orthopedic surgeon in August of 2025, almost a year since my first surgery. The new surgeon had to redo my entire foot as my case was so severe and complex he had to get an additional team to help him look at my foot and decipher how to fix what Dr. Clymer had done. I put so much faith into Dr. Clymer and trusted him and his team and did not know any better at the time. To this day in April 2026 I am permanently disabled and worse off now than before the surgery all because this office didn't disclose they can't perform such an intense complex surgery and direct me to an orthopedic. This office could be good for ingrown toenails or orthotics but I highly suggest not getting surgery here as my surgery was not performed well, nor did it have a chance at success.

I was finally called by their office over two weeks later to schedule what was a referral to see…read morethem they finally called me a week later after I had left a message and I don't know if it was a bad connection or just a lazy person on the phone tried calling them back five times when the message on the phone picked up, soundslike she was dead, tired and too busy to talk to anyone else I hung up. Tried it again. try again tried three more times I'm done with this office.

I began my journey with Dr Christianson when I met him in the Emergency Room at Littleton Adventist…read moreHospital when I was scheduled for surgery to amputate my leg below my knee in 2012. Dr Christianson stepped in and suggested that we use a wound pump and try and save my leg despite the infection. He saved my leg and I kept my toes for another couple of years. Now more than a decade later I still have my leg and I owe it all to the skill and dedication of Dr Christianson. Because I have extreme neuropathy I now have a new wound on the bottom of my foot because I had no idea it was developing. I totally trust Dr Christianson to treat my foot and restore its health as quickly as possible. I would not send anyone with foot problems to anyone other than Dr Christianson and Rock Canyon Foot and Ankle clinic in Castle Rock Colorado.

I would not recommend this practice. The surgery that was…read moreperformed on my foot in June was the wrong surgery. I have been in pain and cannot walk for 5 months post surgery. I had to seek another surgeon to perform the proper surgery and repair all of the damage done by the podiatrist in this office.

Jen has been a pleasure to work with on my injury. She is very friendly. I'm not sure how she…read moredoes it all day long. Always smiling when I go for my session. She has been successful in getting the mobility and range of motion in my foot. I had an extensive injury and she has treated me with nothing but professionalism. I would recommend her to anyone. The only problem is she books up fairly quick. But let that be a barometer to her profession.

Everyone in the office is very friendly, caring and professional. They take all types of insurance…read more Located in the Alexander building, part of Castle Rock Hospital. They were able to perform a minor toenail removal on site during my visit and book my follow up in 2 weeks. Dr Herzog & Dr Smith will take good care of you.

Excellent diagnosis of my plantar fasciitis with recommendations that have helped with my healing.read more

Dr. O'Rourke truly cares about her patients and takes the time to ensure your needs are heard and…read morehas compassion for your unique situation. I am please to have her for my foot needs. I Highly recommend Dr. O'Rourke for your podiatrist needs.

An open letter to Dr. McCloskey--…read more During my visit last week for a ruptured anterior tibial tendon, you told me--under no uncertain terms--that I would need surgery to repair the damage, and that I could not put any pressure on my foot at all because the "tendon was hanging on by a thread"--insisting that I leave your office without driving, which might further damage my foot, and that I use crutches going forward so as to prevent further injury. Putting aside the fact that you had several days prior to my appointment to read the MRI report and warn me ahead of time NOT TO DRIVE to your office rather than waiting until I got there...per your orders, I called my neighbors to pick me up; ordered an Iwalk and a scooter--which cost close to $400; and waited for you to schedule surgery. I invested significant funds in mobility devices and hobbled around for a week--risking a fall (especially in the shower) and putting pressure on other joints. I also had friend in town, and had to cancel almost all of our plans and fun adventures.  I also let our CEO know that I would need to take time off work for surgery. However, my husband and I were concerned by your claim that "you didn't know what you would do, exactly, when you got in there"... so yesterday, I went to the orthopedic surgeon who handles almost all of the foot and ankle injuries for the NFL, to get a second opinion. Imagine my shock when they read my MRI and explained that a) surgery NEVER works on the anterior tibial tendon, especially when it's a chronic injury--and instead, always makes it worse; b) that it could not possibly be "hanging by a thread" because that tendon ruptures all at once, not slowly over time; and c) that I needed to rest for a month with an orthotic in my boot, and if this conservative treatment  does not work, I will need plasma replacement therapy, not surgery. I understand that anterior tibial tendon tears are relatively unusual and that this is perhaps the first one you have seen. However, as a professional, you ought to recognize and acknowledge when a problem is beyond your expertise and recommend patients see someone who can properly assess and treat their problems, rather than terrifying them with false notions that they might further injure their foot when that is simply not possible--or worse, performing a painful and totally unnecessary procedure that would not resolve the issue in the first place. If I had trusted your assessment, I would have had surgery, missed a significant amount of work, and weakened the rest of my body...and after all of this sacrifice and discomfort, I would still be in pain. There are plenty of clinics, like the UC Health Steadman Hawkins clinic where I went yesterday, who specialize in and see many of these kinds of injuries, and it would behoove you to recommend that patients see these experts when they have issues that are outside of your scope of knowledge and experience. In retrospect, I find the entire way you. handled my situation unacceptable--from waiting until I was in the office to tell me I could not drive (even though that was wrong)--to not recommending an orthopedic surgeon. Not everyone has the wherewithal, vocabulary, or insight to seek second opinions on their own. Moreover, it is your ethical and moral responsibility to do no harm, and above all else, to give your patients the highest level of care, even if that means referring them elsewhere. At the very least, I would hope you would consult your colleagues. After going to podiatrists for sports injuries for years and receiving NO HELP whatsoever from any of them, I have learned the hard way that I need to visit orthopedic surgeons instead. Please treat future patients with more care and respect--and be honest about what you can reasonably do. I am lucky to have lost only $400 and a week of my life, rather than months to unnecessary pain and restrictions. Thank you,

After several unsuccessful attempts to deal with the plantar warts on my feet at other places, I…read morefinally found relief when I came to Dr Ouderkirk's Highland's Ranch office. Realizing I was in pretty severe pain, his staff treated me with such kindness and compassion. Nurse Susan was especially gracious and empathetic, assuring me, "you've come to the right place-- we will help you!" Dr Ouderkirk spent time helping me understand the problem, explaining the treatment plan, and then expertly applying the powerfully effective medicine. A week later I needed a follow up visit just to check-in, and again I was treated with kindness, respect and expert care. I'm finally on the road to recovery, and am thanking GOD for Dr. Ouderkirk and his great staff!

I tried to call and make an appointment. Nobody answered the phone and I was asked to leave a…read moremessage. So I did and was expecting a call back. Instead of getting a call I got a text message back letting me know when I could be seen. I don't even know if they take my insurance because they never called. Poor customer service. If you can't even call a client back for their first call and ask if texting is ok then you don't deserve my business.

I had a great experience with a bunionectomy. Dr. Offutt made me feel that he really cares & took…read morea lot of time to explain the procedure and recovery. The results were amazing! I'll be doing it on my other foot soon. The office manager, Stacy was kind and was extremely accommodating with the scheduling. I highly recommend this podiatrist!

Although Dr. Stone seems quite capable, the quality of aftercare following surgery was poor. The…read moreinability to speak with Dr. Stone re: onset of infection at the site was problematic. The office staff seems bent on thwarting the patient's access to proper medical advice. Even the Urgent Care physician was surprised at the insufficient follow-up care provided by Dr. Stone's office.

Very impressed with their care. Thorough, honest, holistic, patient and congenial, just for…read morestarters. Reassuring to know that their therapeutic goal(s) are seeking the root cause and treating/ curing it. (Cure vs. masking symptoms.) Very grateful to my attending NP practioner and the rest of the wonderful staff. Thank you so much!!!

I highly recommend Big Life to anyone. The professionalism and thoroughness was better than I've…read morereceived anywhere in my 69 years. I came for a general check up. The caregiver was extremely knowledgable and focused on what would benefit me specifically. She found issues that I never would have considered. The whole office staff was kind, happy and helpful in every way. It was a pleasure to "go to the doctor". Would that all medical caregivers operated as these do at Big Life. I am so very impressed!