Dr. Ambrosino is the best podiatrist ever. As testimony to that, several other health care…read moreproviders send him their problem cases. He's been fixing my husband's and my toes, feet, ankles, etc. for years and has cured several of my friends whose previous podiatrists failed. He's very unassuming, modest, and doesn't "over call" issues. If he says to do something, do it!

Many years ago I had a cuboid bone out of place. The doc carefully manipulated my foot and was able…read moreto get the cuboid bone back in place. I recommend his services highly. The experience was in the office and I was out the very same day.

I gave up on my previous podiatrist. A sore that would not…read moreheal with pain and swelling was my problem. Dr Patel methodically diagnosed my issues. Minor surgery was preformed at a surgery center. Resounding success. Healed beautifully. Kudos to Dr. Patel and her capable staff. I wouldn't hesitate to seek them out in the future.

Dr. Abraham did my foot surgery 10/04/22. He took the time to explain the procedure to me. After…read morethe surgery which went very well, I had concerns about my recovery time. Again, he took the time to listen to all my concerns and addressed them. He's very empathetic, patient and a good doctor. Satisfied Patient, Emerson Tabzon

I was a little skeptical of all the 5-star reviews. But after my first session with Dr. Vijayakumar…read more(aka Dr. V) today, I'm enthusiastically joining the 5-star parade. In less than 30 minutes, Dr. V listened to me, examined my foot, diagnosed the problem and fixed it. He carefully cut out some deep and very hard callouses (caused by a lot of hiking in fairly rough terrain), with the immediate result that I could walk without pain or a limp for the first time in weeks. Just as importantly, he gave me a lot of practical advice about various things I can do to prevent a recurrence. And he assured me that, if there is a recurrence, I can readily schedule another appointment with him to fix it again. I only wish all medical problems were this fixable, and all medical practitioners were this competent. Hooray for Dr. V!!! I enthusiastically recommend him for treatment of your foot problems.

Usually my dad sees Dr. Huey at the Berkeley office but I was trying to get an appointment squeezed…read morein, and they had one at this facility today! So lucky! My dad is 82 and needs his toenails clipped regularly. He missed his last appt so today his nails were super long. Dr. Huey is incredibly patient and gentle and isn't (visibly) grossed out by my dad's feet and fungus issues. The staff here are also very friendly. I love Dr. Huey's shoe collection. It's much bigger here than the Berkeley office. He says patients just keep giving him shoes. There's some beautiful glass ones, enamel, a recent one from Thailand. And he's not a shoe snob either, there's plastic wind up shoes in the collection too.

I come from a family where ingrown toenails are a big problem. I'm a nurse and on my feet a lot, so…read moreI have to take good care of my feet. Dr. Shea was recommended to me by another physician. Both my mother and I see came to Dr. Shea. He has great bedside manner, knowledgeable in his field, and has helped us both find a long term solution to our problem. Office staff was friendly and they are taking all necessary measures during covid, I felt safe. Both my mother and I are happy and look forward to continuing treatment!

Took my son for a painful ingrown toenail. He saw Beverly Spurs. She was awesome! He was…read moreterrified and she made it painless. Well as much as possible. She has a great bedside manner. Im hoing to pkan to see her for myself real soon. Oh, the receptionist that checked us out could use some customer service skills. Not the friendliest. Maybe she had an off day. But a smile goes a long way.

Great doctor!! Went to him for an ingrown I needed other work, had no arch so he recommended foot…read moresoles. Very caring, kind and funny.

Dr. Teplin saved my father's life a few years ago. You wouldn't normally think a podiatrist would…read morebe involved in a life or death surgeon, but when you're a podiatric surgeon who specializes in caring for diabetic patients...well, stuff happens. My dad had some ulcers on his feet that just would not heal, and his other doctor was useless. Since diabetics frequently suffer from neuropathy, most of the time my dad didn't even know that something was wrong with his feet. By the time his current podiatrist admitted that he couldn't do anymore and referred him to the John Muir Wound Care Center, he was in very bad shape. We went to see Dr. Teplin, who was aghast at his condition. He did a number of tests, including a Doppler test, and called for an ambulance to take him to John Muir's ER. My dad's infection was so bad that he had to be on IV antibiotics for an entire week before his surgery. He almost had to have his leg amputated. Dr. Teplin performed the surgery (just a toe or two), and was just wonderful to my dad and our whole family during the process. He was open, honest and always available. Thank you Dr. T!

I've been to many podiatrists over the years. Dr. Megan Hom of Bay Area Foot Care is the absolute…read morebest. I had a foot injury that a previous podiatrist couldn't figure out despite multiple visits. Dr. Hom diagnosed it in minutes and made some tweaks to my orthotic that brought immediate relief. Just one visit! She is a very clear communicator who comes up with practical, non-invasive solutions whenever possible. And the staff at her office have been great too.

Dr. Timothy Shea is extremely kind and caring. Very knowledgeable. I've been seeing him for 4 years…read morenow. Corrected my gait and got me walking normal. Also, did they appropriate tests to find out what the root causes of my problems. Could admit when he was wrong. How many doctors can you say that about. Oh yeah, new office!

If they receive a referral with an insurance that they do not take they will not call you to inform…read moreyou as a curtest. And if you call them concerning your referral they won't have any information if they don't take your insurance. For the simple fact that all traces of that referral isn't saved. Bottom line, have all of your health insurance information in hand to see if you can make an appointment regardless weather they received a referral or not. Simply don't bother asking about your referral nor take their word that they'll call you once they receive your referral. Because that call will never happen if they don't take your insurance. Heard of customer service much?!?!?! First impressions starts with the first initial call. And at that they have completely failed.

I finally made a podiatrist appointment at the Martinez office to get a corn dug out and doc…read morethought it best to have X-rays to make sure there isn't a bone spur as well. The medical team made my appointment and I headed here. The office was clean and friendly with easy parking. I was here maybe 15 minutes! I got my x rays done. Easy peasy.

Erica Benson DPM (podiatrist) has been providing my wife and me with excellent diabetic foot care…read more Recently my wife needed urgent foot care and her office made a next day appointment. I would recommend her care to any feet in need.

I found Dr. Patel at Bay Area Foot Care, the Bacon St. office. She delingently resolved my foot…read moreproblem. Other podiatrists had not resolved. Minor surgery was required. She proficiently resolved my problem at a surgery center. Quick recovery. Pain is gone! Her and the staff were kind and attentive. Your search is over ! I highly recommend.

I can only agree with the previous review.....DO NOT VISIT THIS PODIATRIST!!!…read moreI had an ingrown toenail taken care of. Post procedure I had a very serious infection which lasted for several weeks which was extremely painful. Eventually I had to visit the Emergency Care Unit. They confirmed a deep infection and a possible pocket of pus under the remaining nail. They took x-rays because they suspected that the infection had gone into the bone. In the end I got 10 days of antibiotics. I was out of pocket for these treatments. There are other factors such as I did not go to the follow up appointment, this was because there was no infection at that point in time. I could not get an appointment back at Dr. Patel's office because of their restrictive office hours. In fact it was Dr. Patel's office who suggested I go to Emergency Care. I asked that Dr. Patel not bill me for the outstanding payment of $80 because I had the infection and I am out of pocket for the Emergency Care visit. Her response was "no". as a FYI....I found out afterwards that a friend of mine went to Dr. Patel as well and received poor treatment/ service. He ended up at the hospital as well with an open sore that would not heal.