Dr. Baxter took my concerns seriously about my ankle and ordered an MRI after the first visit. She…read moreis very knowledgeable and came up with a care plan immediately that would address the pain I was having long term. I ended up needing to have surgery and she really did a great job, took such care and has continued working with what is best for my rehabilitation. I have had several visits post op and the office staff are always friendly. I cannot recommend and thank Dr. Baxter enough for finally putting an end to the pain I was in and taking my concerns seriously!

Dr Korab is awesome and I cannot say enough about his care and kindness. I only get a diabetic…read morecheck and nail cut but he is wonderful. That being said, I have been there twice and the office/billing is terrible. First they make you pay THEIR estimate and give you nothing to say what you are paying for. After a few days I asked for statement but that doesn't match. They are really close to the charge but they never send any statement to show what you paid for, refund or ask for additional funds. I hate to give up Dr Korab but may have to.

Dr. Rowe was fantastic, he removed my in grown toenail with expertise & without pain. I definitely…read morerecommend this Podiatrist if you are suffering with an ingrown toenail. Karen C. Farrell

This was basically a third opinion. Our first podiatrist said their were bone spurs, and…read moreprescribed orthotics. Fairly conservative, but helpful. He indicated achilles surgery might be needed. Then he joined a medical group, and we sort of wandered away. The second podiatrist went straight to surgery, which we consented to. Basically, detach the achilles, file down the spur, and reattach. After all that, the problem isn't any better than it was. Enter Dr Rowe. He evaluated the foot, and then ordered a series of MRI images to be taken. In hindsight, I have to wonder why the previous guys didn't do that! His conclusion: of course the achilles surgery didn't work because the calf muscle is a bit too short. So the spur is growing again because the underlying problem wasn't fixed. The calf needs to be lengthened. He was very up-front, very friendly, and not rushed. He stayed until all our questions were answered. We've declined for now, but I was impressed that he wanted detailed pictures to see what was really going on, and then made a suggestion that made sense. I think we have a new podiatrist. I suspect that surgery will happen, but for now we're going to live with it.

I actually have added this office to Yelp, and the review below is repeated for the office entry…read more I don't know how long it will take Yelp to display the Dobson office. Hopefully not long. I think it important to have the office since there are TWO doctors there, and Dr Discont is one of them. Anyway, my review of the office is repeated below: My wife has had foot problems for a few years now. Initially it was a neuroma which was diagnosed by Dr Discont. The orthotics he had made fixed her problem. However, recently, she began having severe pain. X-rays revealed she had bone spurs which led to plantar's fasciitis. For this she saw Dr Krahn. Initially I was concerned that Dr Discont was not available (he was booked out several weeks). But Dr Krahn has proven to be a knowledgeable, patient, and thorough physician. He methodically applies treatments, and if results are not satisfactory, he moves to an elevated treatment. Surgery is his last resort, and so far my wife has managed to avoid it. She is still battling her problem, but progress is being made. Dr Krahn is pleased with it, and thinks we will be able to avoid surgery. And now our daughter, the soccer player, is seeing Dr Krahn for foot pain and ankle spraining. It's too early to tell, but the x-rays showed her feet were fine. She is getting therapy to strengthen her ankles, and we are hopeful that the foot pain was just because her cleats were a bit too small (even though she thought they fit fine). I definitely can recommend this office. And while both doctors are good, I'm really liking Dr Krahn.

I was seen on time, treated with care and compassion by the friendly staff and Dr. Discont spent…read moreplenty of time listening to me and discussing treatment options. I happily drive 45 minutes each way for this exceptional care!

My first visit to Ocotillo foot and ankle in Chandler was today. I saw dr Parker. I'd give her 5…read morestars. Her professionalism and her personality was most excellent. Very happy with this office.

I AM EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED by how reports of SEXUAL HARASSMENT toward medical staff have been…read morehandled at this organization. A medical assistant has repeatedly experienced inappropriate and sexually harassing behavior from patients and has brought these concerns directly to the physicians and leadership responsible for supporting her. Despite communicating the seriousness of the situation, there has been little to no meaningful action to protect her or address the broader issue. What is especially concerning is that the response has apparently included telling the employee that she should stop wearing makeup, rather than addressing the inappropriate behavior of the patients responsible for the harassment. An employee's appearance is not an invitation for sexual harassment, and the responsibility for inappropriate behavior should not be placed on the person experiencing it. Employees should not have to repeatedly advocate for basic safety and respect in their workplace. There should be a clear process for reporting patient harassment, appropriate intervention when incidents occur, and meaningful support from the physicians and leadership overseeing these employees. I am intentionally not identifying the employee involved because this is not about putting her name on the internet. It is about bringing attention to a serious workplace issue that needs to be addressed IMMEDIATELY. Leadership needs to take reports of sexual harassment seriously, communicate clearly about how employees can report these incidents, and take appropriate steps to protect their staff.

I went to another podiatrist who looked at my foot for pain I had for over a year. I had tried all…read moreof the standard protocols and many others. Hot/cold packs, anti-inflammatory meds, elevating, massage, ankle brace, wore a boot for 8 weeks etc. They had a MRI done and said I had a torn piece in my foot due to age and more importantly flat feet. They wanted to do shots to fix it, but that wouldn't fix my flat feet, the main issue causing the problem. After much research I landed on the hyprocure device and decided that was the best route to go to fix the main issue. I left the podiatrist office I originally had been seeing and went over to Dr Discont. Dr Discont took multiple xrays from multiple angles. He was worried about the scar tissue buildup in my sinus tarsi and not being able to open it enough for the Hyprocure device to fit in properly. After more research on his part, and a couple other xrays forcing the sinus tarsi to fully open he decided there was enough room. He and his staff aided me in receiving approval from my insurance company (Aetna) who normally doesn't cover the Hyprocure procedure. But due to the fact it was impacting other parts of my foot, as well as a miserable quality of life they approved it. I had the surgery on March 22, 2019. I woke up and of course was still under pain medication. Overall there really wasn't much pain unless I tried putting any weight on it. I was in my boot for a 2 month period. Dr Discont wanted to be extra cautious due to my weight, as well as slower than normal recovery issues. We did several follow up appointments. They ordered orthopedic inserts for my shoes. We are now 4 months out. Dr Discont said everything looks really good. 95% pain free. Only a slight bit left where my foot is adjusting to actually having an arch instead of flat feet, as well as the insert for the shoe. He wants to see me in another 6 months to review how I am doing. I felt Dr Discont was completely straight forward about everything. I had done lots and lots of research so what he was telling me was exactly what I knew to be true from researching the procedure. I felt his staff was extremely on top of their work, and appointments. They were all very nice and helpful. They offered appointment cards. They texted reminders to me, as well as I received email with appointment attachments which could be added to my calendar in my phone or computer. I would say it's one of the few offices I have been in where the staff had all bases covered for all the ways people like to remind themselves of appointments. Thank you for all your help. I highly recommend Dr Discont. It's important as a patient to ask questions. Do lots of research. Dr are not mind readers and can't account for every possible scenario running through your mind. No matter how dumb you think it maybe, just ask them. Don't go writing bad reviews because they can't think of that one little thing you thought they should have told you. You are just as responsible for your treatment as they are.

The office was a bit difficult to find w signage limited. Very simple office. Front desk area not…read moreprivate. The pre-authorized acceptance and fees were different. I had to call the business office later. Doctor was very pleasant and thorough. Hopeful the treatment plan is effective.

Reached out in early July an urgent appointment. Received a called a to schedule the appointment…read moreover 30 days later. Why bother calling at this juncture. In the meantime, I was able to secure an appointment within 24 hours with another specialist.

Without a doubt the worst clinic. When the little tech with a nose ring had no clue which xrays…read moreneeded to be done and we had to tell her. When a tech was to perform laser and had to ask which leg, really. Several visits with the doctor always seemed the same, well come back in two weeks, always very nonchalant attitude. We had brought test results to the doctor from a previous clinic, during the last visit, it was asked about them, he had not even looked at them. He got up went somewhere, was back in less than 3 minutes, oh they all look fine. Sorry, way to fast for us. My wife was in a boot and was in a wheelchair, at not time did they ever offer help in and out the front door, since it was an electric door. They neve offered any help for her to get from her wheelchair to the exam chair. I had a short meeting one day with the office manage, she was suppose to call the next day, that call never can. And final, what clinic nowadays does not have a patient portal. I hope others have a much better experience.

I received a bill from 2 years ago showing I owe $90.00 . They told me that this was taken care of…read moredue to miscommunication back in 2024. However, they changed billing companies and I received a bill in 2026z When I called them to let them know, the response from the front desk guy was " our previous billing company did not do a good job, and I don't see any notes." They didn't try to resolve this and the front desk person was very rude and acted like I was lying. I'm not a fan of medical practices who blame the patient for billing issues, especially since it has been 2 years since I've even received a bill and thought this was taken care of.

Dr. Hansen is quite personable, knowledgeable and attentive. Good office staff, easily accessible…read moreoffice location. He clearly knows his stuff about podiatry. Friendly office staff.

Awful review because no one answers the phone ever! Interestingly enough, I went into the downtown…read morePhoenix office and the receptionist, Maggie, was not very helpful. I asked for a follow up since my mom is waiting on a follow up for surgery and Maggie indicated that she would check on the status follow up shortly. Of course that did not happen. There are no other phone numbers to call other locations so it's very frustrating. I wrote this in hopes that an office manager will follow up with me regarding this review. I would greatly appreciate that!

4/16/25 First visit…read moreto this location. Care 5/5 This visit was to see Amelia for shoes and custom orthotics I could use with my custom ankle brace. Quality of Care 5/5 Amelia was very skilled and understanding of my ankle injury and custom brace. She reviewed accommodating footwear options, her recommendations and also formed a set of three custom orthotic inserts which all work well together. Office 5/5 The Chandler location has Podiatrists and related services and separate staff for custom orthotics. The office is towards the back of the business complex. The front desk staff are helpful and the office itself is very nice. I highly recommend Foot and Ankle Clinics of Arizona and their Orthotics services! Thx Amelia! SYOY

Infected toe. Dr Hansen saved my right leg by his skilled surgical technique. He was able to just…read moreremove one toe and got me back walking again. God bless him The office staff is friendly and very helpful. For foot care Dr Hansen is your man! Semper Fi

I had my first appointment at F&A specialty Clinic Feb.16. Of course my first encounter was with…read morethe sweetest, most helpful front desk staff. Next encounter was the back office young lady, she made me feel so comfortable and explained everything as she asked information and took Xrays. Now for meeting the new Dr. Dr. Katy Statler came in the door, on time, with a smile on her face, introduced herself and I felt like I knew her forever! Very down to earth. Dr. Asked questions, reviewed Xrays with me, asked my concerns and discussed further actions. We even had time for some laughs. I left with a great feeling, had all my concerns addressed and it was a wonderful first visit.