Office space is beautiful. Nice and clean and WHITE. But very dangerous when it's wet outside. The floors are very slippery when you come inside from the rain. I almost busted my ass. Which would've been a problem if I would've fallen being that I just recently had a total knee replacement. They really should consider putting some type of rug or something on the pretty floors on days that it's wet out to prevent any accidents or lawsuits. Just saying!! Anyways... had a 1:45 appointment. Was a tad late. Maybe like 8 min or so. We got called in to be seen at 2:30pm. Doctor was very pleasant and knowledgeable. read more

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If I could give zero stars I would. Horrible in every sense, ranging from the small things (receptionists are always impossible to hear on the phone as they speak so softly and must wear terrible gear) to the serious (8 months after my reimbursable visit they still haven't sent proper forms to my insurance and now claim they lost all records from last year because of a new system). My doctor rescheduled appointments constantly and then left with no notice or explanation. No one ever calls back when I leave messages. I've now been on hold for 15 minutes. They are either completely incompetent or really unethical. read more

Stay far away! The bedside manner of Dr. Khenna is lovely, but that's where it ends. I was referred after a hairline fracture on my foot and was advised to get x-rayed every two weeks. Despite this seeming to be a bit too often for the injury (bones take longer than that to heal and I'd broken my other foot previously, so this seemed excessive), I did go in as recommended. Billing mis-billed me a big sum of money "by mistake" to my card on file. You recieve an invoice, not a bill, and they automatically take it from the card you have on file, which I didn't love. I had a huge issue with my claims, and a long string of phone calls to the frankly disinterested techs (of which there are always three despite it being a small, two-room office). Dr. Khenna changed my Ace bandage twice without asking, which turned out to be a $25 service (also, I didn't need this done), something I found out two visits later when billing finally called me up. Costs were not disclosed for things I could buy beforehand and I felt they were pushed on me a bit. I was made to believe I needed a walking boot when I did not need one yet (it was put on my foot without even asking me), which cost me a shocking $160ish that I was not told the cost of until, again, billing surprised me with an invoice via email and a charge on my card (the same one was on Amazon for $45, and I already had a boot on when I came in, so they could have advised me to look for it elsewhere since I could wait). She also often made my foot feel worse, and without going into too many details, after getting help elsewhere I seemed to have gotten poor and expensive advice from this place. I wasn't even going to write a review, but I find out that now, about seven months later, they called me to warn me (for the first time) that they believe I owe them $19 and are ready to send that to collections. I cannot recommend to anyone. read more

Had bunion surgery with Dr. Khanna. I got a bone infection and the toe didn't knit together. I had to go to my orthopedic surgeon who diagnosed both. I had to go on meds for 7 weeks to clear up infection and then had to have a 2nd surgery to fix the one she did. I was in a boot for 7 months. read more

I am surprised by all the negative reviews because Dr. Khanna really helped me. I had acute sesamoiditis and she made orthodics that really worked and did in house electric stimulation weekly before I went on a rigorous hiking trip. All of this was to avoid surgery and it worked. She was also very caring and easy to talk to. I highly recommend. read more

I was referred to this clinic by my PCP. Started with Dr. Breth and finished with Dr. Kanah. I was diagnosed with bone spurs in both feet, but had surgery on the one that also have a bunion that needed taking care of. Post op care was great as I did exactly what I was supposed to do and never missed an appt. I scheduled myself for physical therapy ,because of previous injury experience . The problem started right before I got the boot off I had burning heel pain diagnosed as Plantar Fasiicitis. Physical therapy only address the bone spur surgery recovery. I had to start advocating for myself as no one was addressing the PF issue. Progressive applied EPAT treatment, pricey insoles, recommend pricey running shoes and cortisone shots. The pain was so unbearable I joined an online support group and it was there I got solid tips, compassion, empathy and the truth. A year and a half after experiencing pain like never before I have just a little discomfort. I threw the hard insoles I bought at the office away. I did buy a good pair of NIKE running shoes and of all the things I tried vitamin B5, turmeric, 300 mg of Ibuprofen, epson salt heated foot baths, and physical therapy using Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, IASTM (hurt like hell) and calf massage because you'll notice CALFS and QUADS are super tight ) ARE WHAT EVENTUALLY WORKED! read more

Dr. Khana at Progressive is warm and friendly and really helped me through a painful time with Sesemoiditis in my toes. She made orthotics that really helped and likes to avoid surgery and injections which is rare in a doctor. Her bedside manner is also rare and wonderful . read more

Dr. Khanna is a very good podiatrist. I have seen her a number of times. She takes an interest in whatever brought you to her. She offers practical, easy to follow advice. She and her staff are easy going and make it welcoming and comfortable to be in the office. When I asked for a copy of tests, she was accommodating, and provided a very detailed report interpreting the test results. She recommended brands of house slippers and shoes that were wonderful. I love the OOFOO's! As with many podiatrists she sells insoles. I bought them and found them satisfactory. Please note that as she works in a number of locations be sure to confirm which location is best for you. read more

Update. I thought about this and it is also about the doctor as she also had not arrived at 8 am which is when my appointment was. So no one was there to open up and the doctor also had not arrived. So unprofessional. And I never did get a call from them apologizing. I was referred to them by City MD and I will be letting them know of the unprofessional service and advise that they refer people elsewhere. read more

Don't do it. Most important was the indifference and bad advice by Dr Khanna. But just look at the office: it is tiny, kind of grimy, crowded and unsafe with no social distancing. In the end, I tried to get an X-ray they took in order to go to another doctor. I had to bring in my own CD and wait over two weeks until it was supposed to be done. When I called to make sure it was ready, I was told their computer needs to be fixed before they can upload it to my CD. So still waiting and I was charged over $200. Go somewhere else. read more

To say that this practice is ran incompetently would be a compliment. I made an appointment weeks ago with Dr. Neha Khanna to have an issue on my foot checked out. I received numerous e-mails and texts confirming my appointment for the date and location I had selected. I confirmed both via text and e-mail. My appointment was at 5 PM at the Bay Parkway location. When I when to check in for my appointment the receptionist told me that Dr. Khanna was not in the office, she did practice there but on a different day. She gave me Dr. Khanna's card since she didn't work for them. They have a phone service, all that means is that you can't speak to anyone in any of the offices they have people take messages and relay the messages to their office staff which will then call you at their convenience. I called twice and told them my matter was urgent one of the operators was completely useless the other told me the Dr. Was at a different location today until 8 PM. Annoyed as I was, I had already taken half the afternoon off from my job for this appointment so I told the operator I was going to make my way to the location where the doctor was today (the 702 8th Ave. location). I was Half way to the location when I received a call back from their staff I spoke with somebody named Nicole who told me that the doctor is not in that office Today either she had canceled all her appointments for the day. Yet nobody called me or emailed me. In fact I received multiple confirmations up until the day of the appointment. I was literally running around to find this Dr. with no direct point of communication, and ended up not even being seen. I don't understand how they are Running a medical practice like this. So if you want to play the chicken with the missing head game all over Brooklyn book an appointment with Progressive Podiatry. read more