I've had several appointments with Dr Neitzel. Each time I couldn't ask for better treatment…read more Took care of the issues and explained the situation well! I would definitely would recommend the clinic. just wished they took Medicare. since I now have an ingrown toenail.

I award five stars to businesses, physicians or whoever that give me added value to their services,…read morewhich can be more than I expected or providing information I didn't know beforehand. Well, sir, it happened here. A dermotologist had recommended I see Dr. Sarah Neitzel for podiatric care and I had my PCP send a referral to her. When the office called to schedule an appointment I was told I'd be seeing her partner, Dr. Jarod Spencer instead. I agreed to the change. This is why it always pays to be open-minded. The office visit with Dr. Spencer was superb. Very friendly guy with an easy manner who really knows his stuff. We talked about the foot thing I had an issue with a slightly-regrown ingrown toe nail He gave me several options including two options for cutting the nail thing out. We agreed I'd try the options and then follow up in a couple of months. Have you ever been given new info and felt your brain expand with that new knowledge? Only me, huh? Well then, OK, let's continue. Anyway, my brain expanded after absorbing that new information. But THE best thing about my appointment with Dr. Spencer? Not once did he leave the exam room to check on other patients waiting in other exam rooms. I've gone to two single doctor podiatry practices where the one guy would be bopping back and forth between several rooms. So not only are you waiting for the guy to come back and finish whatever he started, you worry and hope that the guy remembers who YOU are and what your situation is and doesn't confuse you with another patient. I've had a past podiatrist say to me upon his return to the room, "OK, where were we? Oh yes..." Those guys are hyped up to begin with because they have to be in order retain sufficient energy (and hopefully mental focus) throughout the day--every day. Dr. Spencer was calm, friendly and professional. He was at ease which put me at ease--and this was our first visit. So, from now on, he's my guy. And since I've got various foot issues, it's comforting to know I found a great podiatrist I can trust, and well deserves this five-star rating.

I visited this establishment on Dec 18, 2025 for a tumor encased within a cyst. We discussed…read moreremoving the tumor/cyst. I left with the understanding that the clinic would be reaching out to St. Michael's for a date to preform the surgery. I finally called the clinic back on Jan 12, 2026 since I had not heard back from them. I was told that the St Michael's anesthesiologist had stated "due to my past history and current health issues" I was unable to go under anesthesia. You can only image how upset I was; since I know of no reason I'm unable to go under anesthesia. So, I made an appointment the next day with my referring doctor. When I got to that appointment, she showed me the report she received from Dr Sherris, dated Dec 19th, that clearly shows it was his decision, not St. Michael's. I made another appointment with him on Jan 28th. The appointment was at 2:15. I didn't see him until almost three. I confronted him about not informing me he had changed his mind and did not have the curtesy to call me and inform me. He said he thought the referring physician would tell me. Now, since he told me one thing and her another thing; how would she know he changed his mind; and why would it be her responsibility to inform me of anything? Then, when I told him his staff had lied to me about the anesthesiologist at St Michael's; he proceeded to tell me "I'm sure they just misinterpreted what I wrote". I had actually called twice that day. The second time they stated emphatically that it was St Michael's that had made the decision. Then, Dr. Sherris stated that in order for him to do my surgery; I'd need a report from my primary physician that I'm healthy enough to have the surgery. His concerns, according to what he told me are: I have a fatty liver and Lupus. Since I've had those for years and have had much more detailed and longer surgeries in the past two years--I find this total BS. I'm requesting a referral to a different podiatrist.

Everything went well, as usual. I get occasional Plantar fasciitis, like yearly. I have found the…read morebest and quickest way to get over it is to see Dr Sherris for Shots on the bottom of my feet! I ask you, who wants that? However if you want to get over it quickly Dr Sherris is the one you wants to do your shots for you. He is very skilled with the needle and is fast. Not something you want to do everyday, but you'll be glad you did. He will also give you a boot to sleep in, which helps also. The young gentleman receptionist is top notch and very helpful, as is his assistant. Thank you again!

Wonderful experience so far! After trying small town providers for years, this visit provided…read morerelief and a go forward plan that aligned with my hopes and expectations. I felt seen and heard here.

The help is nice but for you being a new patient and it being a visit is 453 DOLLARS I went there…read morebecause I had a referral few weeks later I'm being billed 650 dollars most insurance don't cover everything you get done this place is OUTRAGEOUSLY OVERPRICED

This review is for Dr.Thuy Le. Both my husband and I HIGHLY recommend her. She is an excellent…read morepodiatrist! Dr.Le is very professional, yet very down to earth and understands the foot very well. If you follow her advice, you will understand. Dr. Le never makes you feel rushed or that she is in a hurry. You have her undecided attention. Dr.Le's bedside matter is excellent. I wish more doctors were like her.

I have visited Dr Aufderheide several times. He is quite friendly - in fact has the gift of gab. He…read morehas taken care of my arthritic feet with cortisone shots which really help. Additionally there has been a discuss about new interventive treatment. I am about to return for a visit, which I need about twice/year. Without this care I would not be able to do my frequent five mile hikes. Dr Aufderheide gets it - that at age 75, such activities are a must do for me.

I liked Dr O'rourke earlier in my care. She had a good sense of humor and was so perky. But she…read moredid a Morton's neuroma removal on my foot which left me with foot pain. She had reasons why, but it took quite a few months before she finally took an x-ray that showed a bone hanging low causing the pain. So then she had to go back in and screw the bone up where it belonged. She wasn't happy about it I felt like it was my fault. She turned defensive. A few years later I started having pain on top of my foot. Arthritis had gotten so bad I needed to think about fusing my foot. My feet were hurting so bad from the arthritis I wore sandals with a lot of very spongy support. They were sandals that had a lot of straps and they made it easier to walk. I went back to Dr O'Rourke to see her and she was furious at me for wearing the sandals. That was all she could focus on. So I decided not to see her anymore. Then she retired. And also sent me a copy of a letter she wrote to put in my file. It was very vindictive,, said I don't heal well, I am a bad patient and I wore sandals. She mentioned the straps but still it was very bad. . I was shocked that she took the time to write such a letter. Very unprofessional. But I thought well, she is retiring and that is a good thing. I was surprised how double sided she was. I hope she has a happy retirement- it was time.

Finally!!!! A foot doctor worst going to. It's well worst the wait time to see her!!!!…read more I've spent too many years seeing all the wrong doctors. You will never feel rushed in her care. And she knows what she's talking about.

I was very happy with the appointment I had today with Dr Khokhar. The staff was very friendly and…read moreefficient. The Dr listened to me, explained what he would do initially to help with the pain and also made sure that I knew to call back if it didn't work. Can't do much more than that!

Dr Le and the staff are great. Dr. Le is knowledgeable and professional. Also gentle on my feet…read more I'm glad I found her.

Dr. Sherris was fantastic! I have had a swollen achillies tendon for a couple years now and just…read morelet it go. He basically diagnosed it by looking at it and confirmed it with an ultrasound. I told him I couldn't wear a boot at the moment because I am finishing a large construction project. Obviously, he didn't encourage that, but gave me some good tips and what to look out for, signs that a rupture is imminent or likely. You can just tell the guy is a really good dude and extremely smart. As soon as the project is done I will be back to get my boot.

I've made several visits to Dr. Sherris now and based on those I'm giving his practice five stars…read more Denise at the front desk remains a gem of a person, actually making the wait to be taken back to an exam room fun and engaging. Dr. Sherris has walked into the room fully prepared for the procedure at hand or for a follow up on a previous one. He is also very engaging and a pleasure to talk to. What I find impressive is that his office is a one-man show but, unlike another podiatrist I had seen who is the sole practitioner in his office, Dr. Sherris was never rushed or had me waiting for 5-10 minutes while he was hurrying between patients in other rooms. Dr. Sherris remains in the room, giving you his full attention. I was actually a bit disappointed to realize at my last visit that there was no need for additional follow up. This practice is definitely worth the drive to Poulsbo.

If there's any upside to being injured on "Pill Hill", it's that everything is so close to each…read moreother. After being discharged from Swedish after my fracture, they sent me literally across the street to consult with Brent R. Wendal, a podiatrist, at the Puget Sound Foot and Ankle Center. Yes, Dr. Wendel has a bunch of letters behind his name along with many recognitions, memberships and board certifications, but a lot of people make judgment calls based on intangibles. I've never heard of or seen Dr. Wendel until the moment we met. Instantly, he felt like a good person, someone who's down to earth and also professional. His staff is also very nice and accommodating. Although there were no appointment times, Dr Wendel's assistants said I can be a walk-in and that they will be able to fit me in, which they did. They also respond quickly to e-mails or messages. There offices are open Mon-Fri from 8am-5pm, however Dr. Wendel is only in Mon-Thurs.

Dr. Wendel was really kind and I felt like the entire staff genuinely cared about me and helping…read moreme solve my issues. The online portal is a really great tool for contacting medical staff and was very easy to use. The front desk staff was very prompt with getting all the answers to my questions prior to my appointment. I'm extremely happy with the care I received here and wish every doctors office was a little more like this one!

Great experience; doctor is patience, knowledge, kind, and takes a lot of time to diagnose and…read moretreat. I'm so glad I found Dr Peterson.

I called the clinic this morning and asked if they took "walk-in" patients, pardon the pun . They…read moresqueezed me in after I had explained that I had had an accident and my foot was badly swollen. I have nothing but praise for not only Dr.David Gent, but his staff were amazing too. They treated me with THEE upmost kindness and respect. I was born with "bad " feet, and have had so many problems because of them. My feet are , well, not pretty and I have always been embarrassed to show them. This Doctor, and his wonderful staff made me feel so comfortable and " not embarrassed " , that I could actually cry. I know, sounds stupid, but, believe me, it is a big deal to me. I even joked if I brought nail polish, would they polish my nails for me Anyway, they took great care of me, did X-Rays right there and I didn't have to wait for hours upon hours for the results! He explained to me, while showing me my x-ray, what was going on. A first, from past experiences. I , don't remember the technical terms, but my tendons were strained, or sprained, I don't remember, but, he gave me a shot right at the damage, wrapped my foot , gently I may add, then put a "soft cast" on it . Bonus was, it is Seahawk Colours ! Lol Any way, I go back next week, and we will see what is what. I ABSOLUTELY recommend this practice to anyone with any foot injuries... and judging by the people I saw leaving there while I was waiting to be seen, well, they are doing something right !

David Gent is a butcher. I had surgery on Nov 14th 2025. Had a tumor removed. Ended up infected…read moreand Gent belittled me for asking if I should go to e.r. ( see.photos). Stated I want "validation " and " attention seeking " behavior. I ended up being transported, via ambulance, to St. Micheals for admission . I had mRSA. I understand it happens, bit my toes were LITERALLY falling off. Do NOT go to this butcher. I've reported him to state medical board for investigation Into negligence.