Dr. Haynam and his staff are outstanding! From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed and cared for…read more Dr. Haynam is professional, kind, and patient, taking the time to explain everything clearly and making sure I felt comfortable throughout my visit. The staff is equally wonderful--friendly, attentive, and supportive. A special thank you to Ellen at the front desk, who took the time to help me with my insurance and made the whole process so much easier. I couldn't have asked for a better experience and highly recommend this office to anyone in need of a podiatrist.

This Podiatry center has a new MD. Dr. Stephen Haynam took over the practice and I was worried…read more But my first appointment with Dr, Haynam showed me, I had nothing to worry about. I have horrible trigger toes, and I have been having an increasingly hard time walking for any distance as my balance and curled toes were hindering me. I went into the doctors office and the first thing he did was make a special pair of shoe inserts for me. We agreed that I would try them and see how they worked. They worked very well, but my toes still rubbed against the top of my shoes. As the doctor had requested, I no longer went barefoot. But open shoes such as flip flops or sandals were the only comfortable shoes. Even my favorite tennis shoe gave me blisters on the tops of my toes. I went back to the office and Dr. Haynam and I talked about the options and alternatives for me. It came down to being able to wear closed toed shoes comfortably without blisters forming. He also instructed me on proper skin care, and ensured that I inspected my feet everyday. I have no feeling in the bottoms of my toes due to type 2 diabetes. We decided to do a tendon release for all my toes except my great toe on each foot. It was a quick procedure, no pain really, as he used a local anesthetic and a sharp needle to release the tendons. No incision, no recovery time, I walked out of his office and drove home ten minutes after the procedure. I am a very happy camper! I have better balance now, and my toes do not curl under. I have a larger flat surface to balance on and walking is getting easier. I am going back to ask him to do my great toes as well, as I am still wearing blister bandaids 50% of the time. I did not want to do all my toes at once and the doctor was fine with working in stages. I worry about infections, and split skin, blisters and painful heels. I have little to none of those problems now, and I am thrilled to say my feet are in the best shape ever. I even went and got a pedicure. I was always too embarrassed to have one done as I had no control of my toes curling under. Not embarrassed any more. I have recommended him to some of my daughters friends, one who broke her back and has sensory issues with her feet. And just to add a smile to how sharp the doctor's skills are, he's a nice guy. Always willing to chat a little, to break the ice, happy to hear how his patients are doing, and really does want you to check back with him, good results or not so great. I'm never changing my podiatrist. I am happy and becoming more and more secure in my balance and walking.

This is the most fanatic podiatrist I ever met regarding shoes. I suffer hand and foot syndrome…read morefrom chemotherapy, yet he berated me about the shoes I was wearing, blaming them for the way my toenails were irritating my skin. I assured him I was wearing the same shoes I'd worn long before chemo, explaining the skin was sensitive due to the hand and foot syndrome. I suggested he verify this with my oncologist, but he just said, "Look, I've been doing this for 25 years". He repeatedly attacked me and the shoes sitting beside me until I was sobbing. He showed me some expensive, ugly shoes on the internet saying if I didn't want problems with my feet, I should be ordering them and "not be so stubborn." I replied that with terminal cancer, ugly and bald from the chemotherapy, choosing to wear pretty shoes over practical ones should be allowed. He responded that my shoes looked no better than the ugly ones. If you MUST go to this guy, hide your shoes in the bushes and enter barefoot!

From the owner: I believe in providing my patients, from toddlers to senior citizens, with the most up-to-date…read moremethods to treat food and ankle disorders.  When the patient is well educated on their options, they can make better informed decisions about their care.

Amazing podiatry physician. Very knowledgeable and thinks outside the box to resolve patient…read moremedical issues.

Do not go here. Dr Basso's medical group is dangerous. Just look at what they did to my toes. My…read moreright toe was the worst. Left toe bad but not as damaged. They were supposed to take care of ingrown toe nails on my big toes both feet. The pictures tell the story. This practice took over Dr. McKibben's patients. Dr. McKibben retired. I had to go find another podiatrist to heal my damaged/botched procedure. No medication for infection. Do not go here unless you want your toes to look like this. My right toe will never be the same. Deformed.

Dr. Kaplan is a great doctor. She takes the time the time to listen and explain options for…read moretreatment. She is engaging, down to earth, and I actually enjoy our appointments. I would definitely recommend her to anyone looking for a podiatrist.

I saw Dr Kaplan a few times for an injured torn ligament and pain in my foot…read more She's very nice and sweet, BUT.. she only read the MRI notes and X-rays and told me to go to therapy and get different shoes. Through all the visits and real pain and complaints I had, not ONCE did she actually touch my foot, not once. Not to feel where the problems were, ask about it more etc. If that wasn't bad enough, she made ZERO after care notes, now wrote ANY notes of the office visit- seriously.. there are NO notes in the myhealth portal at all. Only BP, Height and weight. So weird that a Podiatrist doesn't touch your feet, even worse there's no record of ANYTHING on file. I went to another Dr and WOW what a difference! Specific issues were addressed she actually examined my foot, made suggestions and made a difference. Forget Kaplan, she's a joke! If you feel like chatting, that's great, but you'll Only buy new shoes and not get better from Kaplans visit.

Back from an extended engagement in the Catskills, is Dr. Kahan, Sacramento's funniest podiatrist…read more I was offended, however, when he threw my shoe across the room calling it garbage.I am impressed with the level of care he has given to so many of his patients and wait expectantly for the healing relief that he says is on the way. Since I wasn't in bad pain to begin with I expect euphoria to hit me any day now. More power to you, Dr. Kahan :-)

My previous podiatrist retired and I was referred to Dr Kahan by my primary care physician. This…read morewas my second visit. The office was a bit hectic but the staff did an outstanding job of getting everyone checked in and ready for their appointment. Dr Kahan is very considerate, compassionate and always takes the time to listen and fully addressed all of my concerns without making me feel rushed. Even as busy as he was. I highly recommend Sacramento Foot and Ankle Center and Dr Kahan

Dr. Turkot was extremely rude and not helpful in the slightest. Worst medical experience of my…read morelife. Do yourself a favor and schedule an appointment with anyone BUT this doctor. Yikes!!

If you're looking for a new doctor, look somewhere else. Dr. Turkot is not going to provide the…read morehealth care that you need. My experience with her has soley been with the care that she has provided to my mother. When my mom first went with her she was prediabetic and not needing any medication. Once Turkot became her doctor she started pushing pills on her. Starting her with high dosages of Metformin and other prescriptions. Even after doing the A1C test her levels were not high enough to be on medication. My mom took the medication because it was prescribed by someone who studied medicine. When my mom complained about still being dizzy, nauseous, and tired. All Turkot would tell my mom is that she needed to push back from the table. That these side effects is due to her being over weight. When my mom did lose weight instead of telling her to keep up the good job, she was told again to push back from the table. On her visit to Turkot about a month ago she complained that her left arm felt numb and that it felt like there was a rubber band wrapped tight around it. Instead of being concerned Turkot acted like it wasn't a big deal. Just about everyone knows that when it comes to your left arm there should be some kind of concern. Especially since that arm can is basically the first sign that someone may be suffering from a heart attack or stroke. All Turkot told her is that she is experiencing pain because she is overweight and that once she loses weight her arm will not be numb any longer. Flash forward to yesterday when she goes sees a specialist. Since my mom's arm is still numb two months later the new doctor said that she suffered a stroke. All of the medication that Turkot has prescribed three of them my mom doesn't need. My mom has high blood pressure, but Turkot didn't prescribe her any medication to help treat the blood pressure. Also my mom is now experiencing kidney failure. Instead of noticing and listening to the signs that my mom was telling her, Turkot just told my mom to drink more water. That she didn't need any water pills to help her get rid of the swelling in her foot. Her foot is so swollen that at times you can press upon her foot and your fingerprint leaves an indent. To help reverse the kidney failure the specialist has prescribed my mom new medication where she has to inject herself 4x a month. The prescription is $200 out of pocket. Looking back I regret that my mom was assigned to Dr. Turkot. She doesn't have a good beside manner and it seems as though is in bed with the pharmaceutical companies.She is always rushing barely spending ten minutes in the room with my mom. When my mom complained about her "good" foot being in pain, once again she told my mom to push away from the table and to lose weight. Luckily, my mom talked to a podiatrist and they got her in. Turns out that she broke a bone in her foot. After getting x-rays and her foot in a cast she was finally able to get on the road to recovery. Just think about all the damage she could have further done to her foot if she listened to Turkot?

Definitely Recommend doctor Berman for anything feet related, from diabetic foot care to foot pain,…read moreorthotics and to nail fungus.

The office staff seems disorganized and are not welcoming. My dad has been a patient for years and…read morewhen I need to move his appoin it always takes many calls to reschedule. I leave messages on voicemail and get no return call. If I speak to someone many times they put me on hold and say I need to call back. It's very frustrating. My dad seems to be ok with Dr. Berman. It is front office that is the concern. A woman came in today and her appointment wasn't out in system so they squeezed her in. the staff did say it was their fault.

walking I love..but Trauma I was in..when I became Dr.Choi's patient…read more The caring attitude, medical knowledge and outstanding services that I have received as her patient, have helped me survive one of the most difficult times in my life. I've been able to keep going and stay strong!!

This review is not for the doctor herself, but for her incompetent office staff and apathetic…read moreoffice managers. The past three appointments that I had scheduled with her were canceled. The last two times, it was done last-minute with the same excuse given. I understand that things happen, but twice in less than a month is excessive, especially when I had rearranged my schedule both times to see her. After several disappointing interactions with Sutter podiatrist office staff canceling last-minute and sometimes not even notifying, I'll be looking elsewhere for a good podiatrist with a professional staff. This is the second Sutter podiatrist whose office has canceled on me last-minute.

Need remake of leather orthotics? Excellent services. How to…read morereach MaryJo, the front desk gal? Thank you

He is the most nicest and genuinely caring doctor I have ever been to! I have been suffering with a…read moreplantar wart for almost two months that's been killing me to walk everyday. Was able to get an appointment with him within a week. He surgically removed it in a minor procedure in my first visit today. He gave me clear instructions on what should I do to take care of that area on that feet until I recover. He called me in the evening to check on how am I doing and reiterated the instructions. I really appreciate that. Oh and the lady at the front desk is such a delight to talk to! Anything to your feet, Dr.Sucheski is whom you should be looking for