I had bunion surgery and it was very successful. I also take my daughter here for ingrown toenails.read more

Foot Doctors of KC might be the most efficient medical practice office anywhere. Everybody is quick…read moreand focused while still being cheerful, friendly and engaging. Dr. Sugino and her staff clearly explained everything that was going on with my feet, what needed to be done, and what they were doing as they did it. I hope I never need to return, but if I ever have foot issues again, I will definitely find Dr. Sugino.

Not a friendly guy. Has no compassion. He never talks to…read moreyou. Never smiles. Barely acknowledges you're in the room.

It's been a little over a year since the miracle doctor took my pain away. Since I had had this…read moreissue for over 30 years, I was a touch skeptical that anything could be done. I have NO PAIN!!!! Why did I wait so long to come to Dr. Foster?! He's AMAZING!!! I couldn't recommend him more!

Arrived on time for appnmt. Told I was late and would have to reschedule. I said,"if you can't see…read moreme today I won't be back ". Didn't raise my voice or cuss. They didn't like it. Of course they didn't see me. Big ugly brunette walked out to make snarky comments as I walked out. They put comments on my insur resulting in rude treatment from the next "2" medical appointments I went to. These people are retaliatory and the doctors are too because they didn't stop it. Be professional. Not ugly.

Doctor Bondi was an excellent Dr. I was blown away by the ease in which my procedure was performed…read moreand tolerated. Dr. Bondi was amazing. I expected that undergoing the removal of both large toe nails would be a most painful process; but it wasn't at all. Sans a couple TINY little fleeting sparks of discomfort, I'd felt nothing but a bit of pressure throughout the entire surgical removal of those toe nails! Afterwards, that night and the next few days were incredibly pain free. There were a few little fleeting sensations of soreness but that was to be expected. As a matter of fact, the only real pain I experienced was at my own hands... or should I say, feet! Lol. I accidentally stubbed one of those toes on my coffee table. They are both healing well, and I'm thankful that I chose Dr. Bondi because he's obviously done this a few 100 times... He was amazing!!! I highly recommend him!!!

Treatment was very good and fixed my issue but the Billing Dept is horrible! I received a bill…read morefrom this provider and it was quite high, and I noticed my insurance had paid very little. When I contacted my Insurance company I discovered Advanced Foot Care (AFC) had incorrect billing and the Insurance company denied the bills with instruction how to correct the bills. I called AFC and asked them to re-bill. I just received another bill from AFC and I haven't called my insurance to understand why some of the bills were not paid. Additionally a hand written note is on my bill which states "The billing is yours pay by January 31st or collections." Horrible billing dept for this provider which lowers the overall rating. I would avoid as the billing department is unprofessional, as I have no issue with paying what I owe, but as long as the billing to the Insurance is correct.

From the owner: I have over 30 years of expertise as a podiatrist. We specialize in minimally invasive 1 stitch…read morebunion and hammer toe procedures where you will be able to walk right out of the office! We also do laser procedures for soft tissue problems such as ingrown and fungal toenails, benign cysts, and neuromas. I also specialize in non-surgical treatment in heel pain and plantar fasciitis. I do not treat every problem the same way. I give all patients every option for their foot pain and let them make the choice that makes the best sense for their individual situation. I have been in practice since 1980 with offices in the Kansas City metropolitan area and the Lake of the Ozarks. I recognize that the cost of health care today is a major consideration and I will do my best to help you solve your foot pain in the most economical way. I am happy to provide a free consultation to discuss options for your foot pain. Thank you for visiting our site. **Unfortunately, we are not Medicaid providers, nor do we sell diabetic foot gear** Thank you. Dr. David A. Sapperstein

Dr. Harsch is a very competent and well read doctor/surgeon. His bedside manner is to the point…read morediagnosis and he reminds me of a military Commander every time I need to visit him - no bs, let's figure out this problem and get it remedied. I wouldn't visit him if you are looking for coddling and unwarranted sympathy - thats what the hotel and hospitality industry is for. He's just not into that. Submitted by a long term patient with a lifetime of foot issues.

I am a physician and I am very careful as to whom I should see for my medical and surgical…read moreproblems. I went to Dr. Harsch about 2 years ago for hammer toes. His examination was thorough and his caring attitude was amazing. I had surgery and did well. I recently went back, during the Covid, and he is still great. A great doctor and staff.

Went to go see him because I had a Blood card under my big toe hurt like the devil. What's the…read moregiving any pain medication though I thought I would is told I was supposed to see him in 3 months. Sure hope it heals because i'm diabetic

The only reason I'm giving two stars is because the staff there was kind and listened to me vent…read moreabout my experience there. I went to see him because there was a tiny little piece of glass in the ball of my foot. I broke a wine glass and a tiny shard went into my foot. It's been hurting & driving me crazy. I couldn't reach it to get it out and so I had my husband try to pick it out with a needle. He wasn't able to get it. He felt it with a needle but he wasn't able to get it out. So I figure a podiatrist would probably be able to help me. He was condescending from the get-go. He told me that he would NEVER try to pick any glass out with a needle. We'll shoot, I've been doing that my whole life. Stupid me! I was just desperate to get this glass out of my foot. So anyway he begins to probe in there and he's very close but not quite on it. He's scraping and probing in there and I keep saying it's a little more to the left. And then he grabs a different tool and it was very very close. In fact it was touching the little piece of glass. I could feel right where the glass was and he was so so close to removing it. But he just kept saying no. I don't see anything. But it was so close. I felt like he was touching it but not digging quite deep enough to get it out. He just kept saying "there's nothing in there" I don't feel anything. I kept saying yes there is! You're so close!. (And you have to remember that I am feeling pretty desperate at this point because it's been hurting me for several days.) And when someone is so close to removing that little piece of glass you keep encouraging them to PLEASE keep going. But he was talking condescending to me, being argumentative and contrary rather than helpful. He acted all put out and irritated at me. I could feel that there was conflict and it was stressful. I just didn't want him to give up so quickly because I felt like relief was just around the corner if he would slow down and really try to feel for it. Anyways, He stopped & I put my sock on. It was an awful experience & really weird & awkward. I was hoping that he would help me and he just didn't seem to want to help me and kept fighting me tooth and nail the whole time. It was very weird. I mean I think every human on earth knows when there's a little piece of glass in their foot. We're not idiots. You can tell if there's a a piece of glass in there. Even if it's a tiny piece, you can feel it every time your foot hits the ground. Apparently he couldn't find it. That's not really the point I suppose. I don't blame him for not finding it. He tried. It's just the way he treated me. The way he talked to me through the entire procedure. I could tell that he thought I was annoying and obnoxious. It is not bad behavior to be proactive about your health care. I took time off of work and made an appointment to come here. I desperately needed his help. He just seemed to give up too quickly and indicated that I must be imagining things. I'm not. And at the end he just got up and walked out and didn't say goodbye or didn't say "check back in a week" or anything at all. He just bolted out of there in a huff. So I sat there wondering if I'm supposed to wait for him to come back, or do I just leave now? He just left angrily and I felt freaking awful. It was unnecessary conflict. If he would have been comforting & friendly & warm about it everything would have went differently. But he treated me badly from the get-go. Condescending from the get go. From the very beginning he was kind of argumentative about it. It's hard to describe how it was but it just felt like he wasn't on my side. Like he was against me. Going to doctors is challenging quite often. I've had doctors be condescending or rude or short with me before. But this time I am just not going to take it. I don't like how he treated me. I don't like how he got up and just left me there I don't like how he talked down to me like I was an idiot. He handled the whole appointment badly. I should not leave a doctors appt feeling anxious & ashamed. It was awful. Waste of time.

After 25 years of family medical care here we are no longer patients with this office. My primary…read morecare doctor for over 20 years retired so I called and set an appointment to meet a new doctor to have as my primary physician. A few days before my appointment I receive a message on my app that my appointment is cancelled. I call to discover that it was cancelled because whomever set up the appointment did not note that this was to establish care with this provider. With all of that they cant even get me in to "establish care" until sometime next year. Just a bit of advice for anyone wanting to use their services and how they treat a loyal patient that has been seeing them for over 25 years.

Recently I called to make an appointment. I have been a patient at the independence and Blue…read moreSprings offices. The receptionist rudely told me I would not be seen until February as I am a new patient. I explained that I had been seen at 2 other offices, and was told I could go to any of the offices. We have moved closer to the Lee's Summit office, and I wanted to change to that office. She told me that it didn't matter. It's unfortunate that the first person you encounter is rude, and has no intention of assisting you. I spoke with the independence office, and was assured this is not St Luke's policy.