This is by far the best foot care practice we have found. Dr. Christensen is kind, professional and…read moreefficient. HIGHLY recommend! Diabetic foot care is a specialty.

Was a patient for several years with Dr. Merrill. I do not feel he listened to my concerns and…read moreseemed to always be in a hurry. The staff was basically pleasant, but they were always trying to push buying diabetic shoes from them (which I found online cheaper for the same exact shoe). I have since changed to another foot and ankle provider that takes his time with me and listens. Won't be going back to Dr. Merrill. Sharon E.

Dr. Heather Holdermann is a very caring doctor. She has excellent advise for other areas of one's…read morehealth, not just feet. I never wait long for my appointments which I appreciate. So glad I found her!

Disappointing. Two different visits referred by Asante ER doc. I asked to review the xrays and…read moreJames Holdermann, DPM said that they did not do that. That's standard practice to show the patient the xrays. I was accused of having osteoporosis hence the reason the foot bone broke. There's no indication of osteoporosis nor testing. I was unhappy by the statement that "age" determines procedures when I am a highly active and physically competitive athlete. There was more but that's enough.

I took my elderly father and am disgusted by the lack of sanitization / sterilization. Super bad…read morehealth hazard. My father was bleeding after his toe nail trim and Dr. Code just used a small alcohol wipe and then saw next person. Dr. Code never washed his hands in between patients. This is a disaster waiting to happen! I felt bad for next patient... Dr. Code and staff are super nice and efficient BUT---something has to change here for the sake of a very vulnerable population with serious health issues already. My manicurist has stricter guidelines---why don't podiatrists?

My husband saw Dr. Code several years ago to have his small toe removed (it had been partially…read moreremoved prior to this time due to a work accident). He went hunting, which Dr. Code advised he could do, although he told him not to walk far, which he did not do. He came back early due to extreme pain in his leg. He contacted Dr. Code as soon as he got home and was told there was nothing wrong with him, and it was due to the surgery. He was told to go to the hospital if he felt he had to. He had a blood clot that had passed through his heart and nearly died. Dr. Code has lost a lot of business when I have shared the story of what happened to my husband with family and friends. I hope you will research doctors carefully before making a choice.

I have had two foot surgeries by Dr. Code. The first was neuroma in 1996 and the last was…read morecalcaneal spurs about 2 years ago. I am very pleased with the results. I have known the Doctor since he started here in the Rogue Valley and highly recommend him. I have referred my family members and they have been pleased with his care also.

I have nail fungus on my right foot. I've tried everything to no avail, so when I saw the…read moreadvertisement for laser treatment I called the office to inquire. I was told the treatment would be $500.00 and that if I didn't get results the treatments would continue. It was expensive for me, but I made an appointment. I saw the Doctor for about five (5) minutes. He did a very brief visual inspection of the toe nails and told me to schedule the procedure. He then told me I would purchase an anti-fungal liquid for $38 and a shoe sanitizer for over $100. For this appointment I was charged my $50 co-pay but my insurance was billed over $200. In order to schedule the laser treatment I had to prepay $250, and midway through the treatment schedule I was charged the balance of the $500. I never saw the Doctor again. There (3) laser treatments were performed by the office bookkeeper. She treated both feet. I asked why not perform six (6) treatment on the effected foot instead of wasting treatments on the healthy foot. She just reassured me that I would be scheduled for additional treatments if three (3) did not show improvement. At the end of three (3) treatments I was told that in order to continue the Doctor would need to see me, and I would be charged an additional office call, etc. Then I received a $250+ bill in the mail for the payments I had already made in the office. I called the office to dispute the billing, I was told my payment and their bill had crossed in the mail. NO! A payment made in the office at time of service and a bill mailed weeks later, did not "cross" in the mail. By this time, between my medical insurance and my checkbook well over $900 had been charged, and I still had nail fungus. The whole operation was shady and the relationship ended.

Dr. Rick McClure basically gave me two new feet! He operated on my left foot in Sept, 2019 and my…read moreright foot Nov, 2020, for bunions. Using a patented technique called Lapiplasty, Dr. McClure was able to straighten out my foot bones so that my toes are now parallel and straight. People sometimes think bunions are from wearing high heels, but it is a hereditary conditions and caused my feet to hurt for over 30 years. Now, thanks to Dr. McClure, I will walk, hike, and dance! Bravo, to a fine physician. Colleen P.

Last place I'd go! I had a car accident on my way to my appt. and was concerned about letting them…read moreknow, first response said he would contact the F&A clinic for me. Whew, what a relief! I end up with a broken back. (oh no, im broken!!) So I navigate the mo. of Dec. unable to sit upright! then I get this letter! I was shocked!

A dingy dark office and surly staff should've been the tip off. After several visits and hundreds…read moreof dollars, my foot pain has migrated to my ass. Questions about my bill were met with defensive posturing from the office accountant who informed that she didn't design the billing system so was not responsible for any screw ups (how dare I question anything in the first place!). The podiatrist seemed to just go through the motions. Selling the stupidly expensive orthotics seemed to be everyone's goal. Must be a good mark-up on those.,my cost was $470 just for the shoe inserts. All in all a bad experience. Try someone else first!