When Leibovitz was at 10th and Arlington, I was referred to him for bunion surgery…read more We met and discussed the discomfort I was having. He suggested surgery and I asked outright is this something you would be able to do. I advised I was referred by a Dr I trusted and wanted to be sure he could straighten out my big toe and reduce a bunion. Leibovitz assured me that this was something he could do and we set the date I had the surgery and was told it went fine. The thing is my toe was not healing. My foot was not displayed and as a last resort I used a medical magnet to stimulate healing I was on crutches most of the 10-12 weeks it took to heal. Finally it was time to unveil my new foot. Leibovitz called in his office staff for the unveil. (I found this odd but thought maybe they were excited for me) What a shock, he cut the center of my toe off by about an inch or inch and 1/2. I remember saying ,"What happened to my toe?" He never told me or my husband that he had made such a grave surgical error It was only when the bandages were removed we found out His reply was,"When I got in there I had to do it". "Why am I just now finding out?", I asked He opened Hymn-haw around. Off I went with a foot I really hoped was healed and a toe that makes the nail technician say," What happen you toe?" Time has passed and my foot health, due to his bad handling, has gotten worst. My big toe has no bone or cartilage and the next toe has grown to accommodate balance. I am in pain constantly, Can't buy shoes and now have a flat foot. I think my foot could have been bound and I would walk better I wrote him about the arthritis and other discomfort he caused and he wrote some patronizing reply about why didn't I come back. Are you kidding he couldn't fix my foot the first time let alone after he brutalized my foot. Just be careful anything over a nail trim beware!

Yes, it seems like the simplest option in my case was to do nothing at all. Meanwhile I am paying…read moreout of pocket for co-pays, X-rays. And no help for what I was experiencing. Two visits and I'm only told to wear shoes with tight heels. You are a poor excuse for a health care provider.

I had little to no experience with a podiatrist until my visit to Carmel Foot & Ankle Care. Feet,…read moreto be quite frank, are not my favorite body part. At all. In fact, I don't really enjoy looking at my own feet. Feet are odd - so thank heavens for pedicures to make them slightly less horrific. So, the reasoning behind my visit to this place: I had been experiencing pain in both of my big toes for... forever. But, as people do, I ignored the symptoms and just assumed that the pain would eventually go away. Did this every happen? No. My only option was then to take action. I'm going to spare you from the details of my toe problems. haha I know there are those people who have odd and disturbing feet fetishes, but ... still, I will spare you the details. The main point of this post is that my toes have been healed! Healed, I tell you. No more pain - especially when I'm running. Things were done professionally and I had a minor "surgery" literally in less than 20 minutes. They had given me directions on how to bandage my feet and treat them at home, and I followed the directions thoroughly. Everything went really well and I now would recommend anyone else with feet probs to this place.

I visited Dr. Agricola at Prestige Podiatry for persistent pain in the ball of my foot, but I left…read morein significantly worse condition. During the visit, he performed surgery on a sweat gland while joking about how much the procedure was going to hurt. He was right--it was unnecessarily painful, and the pain only intensified in the following weeks. After seeking a second opinion from another podiatrist, I learned that Dr. Agricola had gone much too deep during the surgery. In the process, he severed a nerve, which has caused further complications that now affect my toe. I am now dealing with permanent damage and more pain than I started with. I would strongly caution others before seeking treatment here.

Effective care, but he lacks bedside manner. He doesn't give very much warning as to what he's…read moregoing to do, and it can be very surprising because you're not expecting the pain. The care might be incredibly effective, but it almost seems like he doesn't see the person, only the problem. Don't feel comfortable saying what type of care and cannot remember the office experience.

Attached is what was pulled out of my big toe, that this Doctor did not believe was in me.read more

I am very please with the care I receive from Dr. Lovins and his staff. I have challenging feet…read moreand, thankfully, Dr. Lovins deals with my issues on a timely basis so I can remain as pain free as possible. His staff is competent, kind, courteous, and professional.

Dr Gregory Boake is as Professional & Personable as one gets, great Bedside Manner!!!…read morehe removed ALL my toenails (DECLAWED) & i'm so glad i had it done & i'm glad that he was the one, there are some things you leave to a Professional to do!! (Don't Do This @ Home)!!! LOL the Entire office, staff & doctors are Great! including Dr. Baker & Dr. Moore, in the same office, they're great too. Jenny, his helpful RN is there on Tuesdays, Always FABULOUS!! Heather the office manager is very Professional they have other offices around the city also 920-3240

Dr. Boake is a professional, experienced podiatrist. He was the first to correctly diagnose the…read morecause of my foot pain and last week removed the source...a neuroma encompassing a tangled nerve. He carefully explained everything pre surgery and post op care has been caring and thorough. I highly recommend him for podiatry care.

Dr. Vujovich is GREAT. Period. I went to her for the first time this week. I had what I thought…read morewas a small, recurring annoying issue and discovered I had a broken toe from a year ago. She gave me options from short term, in office, conservative tactics to a longer-term option of straight-forward surgery. She recommended waiting to see if the short-term option worked things out; I appreciate not rushing to do this work. She was patient, a great listener, provided options, gave me ideas on how to tackle another foot issue and slow down the degenerating process. And, a doctor is sometimes only as good as their staff. The team is kind, funny, and engaging. I've already recommended her within a day to others. :) I do not mess around with professionals when they have a direct impact on my physical health. I will be back to her when needed!

Dr. Amanda is amazing. She has cured my plantar fasciitis more than once and is great at what she…read moredoes. Gentle at giving shots! Very knowledgable. Highly recommend!

I would not recommend Dr. Scott Kilberg. The first visit he seemed concerned and helpful about my…read morecondition, but not the second visit. My big toe fracture is 4 months old. I am not sure why it hurts sometimes more than others. He told me that since there was not inflammation on the MRI around the toe that it shouldn't still hurt and I should go to pain management for the pain. He also recommended a bone stimulator which he has no idea how much it costs. The referral coordinator was out of the office for a week so now what is supposed to be a two week referral has turned into a 3 week process.

Dr Kilberg was very kind and compassionate. I trusted him immediately and the staff is very easy…read moreto talk to. Highly recommend!

Dr. Kimberly Lockridge is new to this location, and her name hasn't been added to the exterior…read moreoffice plaque yet. My previous podiatrist was fortune enough to retire. Dr. Lockridge graduated from the University of Northern Colorado, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Biology. She also attended Kent State College College of Podiatric Medicine. She went on to complete her foot and ankle residency at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Lockridge is ABFAS Board Qualified in foot and ankle surgery and is an active member active of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. I met Dr. Lockridge today for the first time. She had a positive attitude with a great smile and professional but personable. She chatted with me and answered questions as she examined and worked on my feet. My nails were trimmed where they needed to be. My nails look and feel so much better after she addressed a couple of areas bothering me. I really like her and look forward to my next appointment. I was in and out in about 20 minutes. She is efficient and tries to get you in and out timely. If you're looking for a podiatrist in the Avon area, I highly recommend Dr. Lockridge.

I was seen by this provider and she was very inattentive, she rushed through my service, and rushed…read moremy questions. Outside of the minor procedure she performed, she was very unhelpful.