Absolutely will never go here! I should have listened to the reviews. I had an appointment scheduled a week and a half out. I get a call while I'm ON MY WAY to Nellermoe's stating that they would need to re-schedule me for another week out. 15 minutes before my appointment!! This is inexcusable, I took the day off to go to the appointment. I will definitely be going somewhere else. If you are having any sort of foot issue DO NOT GO HERE!! read more

Receptionist very nice, but not well informed. Doctor was quick and did not take the time to explain procedures. Lab results never sent. We would NEVER recommend this office for foot care. read more

Nice staff Nice Doctor just very shotty work. Having another surgery soon to hopefully fix his mistakes read more

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This guy is a bad joke broke my metatarsal a year ago took x-rays obviously doesn't know how. To read a X-ray diagnosed me with cellulites of the skin put me on anti biopics foot was not getting better concerned friend looked at my foot looking for a red vein running up the back of my leg said to me Scott it is not getting better you need to go to the hospital went to St. a Anthony's hospital told them what Dr. Nellermoe diagnosed me with cellulites of the skin they pumped me full of antibiotics took some X-rays and told me you don't have cellulites of the skin your foot is broken so dr. Nellermoe let me walk around on a broken foot for 12 more days foot never healed correctly sitting in the same position 1 year later with proper boot cast on with a broken foot still this guy is the FLUFFER that just sets you up for the next problem if you want to keep both of your feet stay away from this guy podiatrist are supposed to be professionallist this guy is everything but that read more

My feet having been killing me and the doctor I originally went to said there was nothing wrong. Absolutely drives me insane for a medical person to tell me I'm nuts, so I picked this doctor by using Yelp reviews. He and his staff were so nice and he immediately told me what was causing the pain. He recommended a topical ointment to relieve the pain and gave me some homeopathic remedies as well. I would have given him an additional,star but the shoe he recommended is for women so now I have to figure out what is comparable. read more

THIS DOCTOR SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO PRACTICE MEDICINE. I went to Dr. Nellermoe to be treated for foot pain. He examined my feet and could find nothing wrong with them. He then asked me to walk down the hallway and back so that he could observe my stride. He told me that he felt my gait was pronated, and may be suffering from arthritis, and said that the way to fix the problem was with orthotics. He pressed my feet into a foam mold and collected a $150 deposit and said the orthotics would be ready in three weeks. He took no x-rays and gave me nothing to wear while I was waiting for them to arrive. After waiting three weeks, I went in to pick up the orthotics. They were horribly uncomfortable. It felt as though I was walking on a pair of cue balls. I told him that it was difficult to walk on them and he claimed that this was normal and that my feet would eventually adjust. I wore the orthotics for a couple of hours after leaving Nellermoe's office and the pain was unbearable. I decided to seek a 2nd opinion. I scheduled appointments with two other podiatrists, one located at the Polyclinic in Seattle and one in Tacoma. I also made an appointment with a physical therapist. The first doctor immediately took x-rays of my feet. Both of the podiatrists I saw told me they saw absolutely no evidence of arthritis. Both doctors and the physical therapist agreed that the problem was a result NOT of over-pronation or arthritis but of tight calf muscles and a probable stress fracture in my sesamoid (small bone in the ball of the foot). They both agreed, as did my physical therapist, that the proper treatment involved not some magic pair of orthotics, but stretching, strengthening, and physical therapy. Dr. Nellermoe never recommended any stretching or strengthening exercises, and said nothing about physical therapy. In addition, the podiatrists at the Polyclinic and Pacific Podiatry Group found the orthotics that Nellermoe made to be much too rigid. I was told that the arch that Nellermoe had put in the orthotics was too high, and that they had no metatarsal support, which both doctors felt was critical to take the pressure off the ball of my foot and allow it to heal. The doctor at the Polyclinic made orthotics for me while I waited and I walked out of the office wearing them the same day. I have been wearing them for a week now, and doing the stretching exercises he recommended, and my pain has almost completely gone away. I was charged $600 by Nellermoe for the defective orthotics he ordered for me. Nellermoe never told me what they would cost. I called Dr. Nellermoe's office to ask for a refund and they refused, saying "we don't give refunds". Dr. Nellermoe is a very friendly, and outwardly confident doctor, with an appealing bedside manner. I can understand why patients like him. But he is incompetent, and I fear he is doing more harm than good. UPDATE: After threatening to take him to court, Dr. Nellermoe offered to grant me a full refund on the cost of the orthotics. 2ND UPDATE: Shortly after writing this review I went to see a 3rd podiatrist, Dr. Richard Bouche, at the University of Washington Sports Medicine Clinic. Dr. Bouche has been practicing medicine for 34 years, serves as Special Editor (Sports Medicine) for the Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery, and is former President of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine. His diagnosis was generally consistent with those I received from the Polyclinic and Pacific Podiatry Group. He also examined the orthotics that Nellermoe made, shook his head and cursed, and advised me not to wear them. read more

If I could give him a ten star I would. His staff was very friendly. he is the best. I took my daughter here he took care of her. The last place only gave her a antibiotic. If your looking for a great foot dr. He is the one. read more

I was treated by Dr. Nellermoe through a Groupon offer for a condition that is not typically covered by insurance. The Groupon offer he advertises is highly deceptive in that there is no mention made until you are in the treatment room that 3-4 treatments are required and there is a $200 charge for EACH and every treatment. The ad makes no mention of this, it offers what appears to be treatment for a set price. Meaning, the "Groupon discount" is not a discount at all - you end up paying $600-800 to complete the recommended course, which is the going rate. The procedure itself took about 5 minutes and I paid $200 for it. Needless to say, I am not going back for the recommended follow-ups. I would not in a million years have paid $800 for what is essentially a cosmetic treatment. Overall Dr. Nellermoe seems like a pleasant fellow, and he is probably a good podiatrist. However his Groupon offer is very deceptive. When I pointed this out to the front office staff, they indicated that they have had "misunderstandings" like this in the past. Making an honest mistake with wording of an ad is one thing, but when you keep running it? That qualifies as deception in my book. read more

I'm painfree! He is handsome roo. Very sweet, professional staff, and pleasant reception. I'm a fussy person so it was a very pleasant experience. I have also referred him to others. read more

Wonderful experience, And I can walk pain free! Dr Nellermoe is the best!!!!

Excellent dr. Got in the day that I called. Great bedside manner. Would highly recommend.

I have had the best experience here. The staff is attentive and always happy. Great environment with knowledgeable doctor.

I would never return to this office. The staff are polite, but... The exam room was dirty; it had shavings from skin on floor and on area where I was to sit. The billing practices are questionable. I was NEVER told the price of my procedure. Today, three weeks later, I still have NO idea even though I have asked several times. I was told to return in two weeks to have stitches removed. When I did, the doctor (substitute doc) told me it looked good and he was tempted to take them out but come back in another week. That was, he said, because it was on the bottom and not the top of my foot. If the incision was at the top, then two weeks. Did he not know that at the time he did the procedure??? Then why tell me to return in two weeks? I was charged $100 for him to take the two minutes to look at my incision site and say come back next week. The stitches to be removed is a SEPARATE charge from the procedure itself. Really. I was given NO post-op instructions verbally or in writing. Could I walk on it? Get it wet? Wrap? Keep unwrapped? Ointment? Nothing! Finally, when I made the appointment I was never told Dr. Nellermoe was NOT even there. It would be a sub doc. If I had known that, I would not have made the appointment. read more

Dr. Nellermoe is as good as they come. He knows his stuff and has a great way with his patients.... very gentle with his exam and explains things clearly. Did a great job of my surgery and I can walk pain free for the first time in twelve years. Friendly, fun office staff. Would recommend him to anyone! read more

Dr. Nellermoe was great. He's friendly and knowledgeable, and his staff takes care of you. He also gave me tips on getting started running! :) read more

Doc and Staff made a huge difference in my life. After a long term foot issue was unresolved by my MD I consulted with Dr, Nellermoe. We have walked through diagnosis and ongoing very successful treatment. read more

So far so good. I've only had one appointment, but I appreciate Dr. Nellermoe's approach. He listened, talked to me about options and I was in and out quickly. His front office staff are friendly and helpful. An overall good experience. I'll update as I have more appointments if anything change, but give him a try. read more