Dr. Kyramrios was amazing! Had to have my toenail removed and he talked to me the whole way…read morethrough and made me feel at ease. He had it done in no time!

Took my mother to Dr. Kyramarios for some work on her toenails. They were in horrible shape after…read morehaving been neglected during her Assisted Living stay. She was a new patient for this doctor. He was so quick and efficient. I've taken her to doctors in the past that made her feel bad about the condition of her feet. Dr. Kyramarios was professional and kind. Other than a small hiccup with checking in/paperwork at the front desk, it was a good visit. We will be back.

I was super nervous about my Carpal Tunnel surgery and Dr. Strelzow and my pre-op nurse were both…read moreamazing. Everyone though made me feel safe, more relaxed about the zurgery and educated on the procedure, especially the Anesthesiologist and her asst Adrienne, the lady who also owns a pet bird and the lady with the super cute glasses and tattoos, you all made me go from a nervous wreck to much more calm prior to the surgery. Dr. Strelzow is very friendly, personable, intelligent, thorough and had compassion. It was a very good experience that could have been the opposite. Thank you Dr. Strelzow and staff! Quick response on MyChart as well. Lucky to have him as my hand surgeon!

Tried to make an appointment twice and First Lady was very short and rude. I do calls on phone with…read moreperfect service and they kept claiming they couldn't hear. Even laughing in back ground. Not sure I wanna go to receive spine surgery anywhere where the first order of business was such a nightmare Moving on. People in a vulnerable state looking for help deserve better

Dr Hannawalt was knowledgeable and made it easy to converse about issues…read more Really appreciated her input. I wish her receptionist/X-ray tech could have been kinder and taken extra time to assist patients in office and waiting room. She didn't make a favorable first impression. It would have been helpful if she had explained before my first appointment that she would be taking new X-rays during initial visit. I also could have passed along notes from my orthopedist as well as finding out my X-ray deductible. None of the above was mentioned to me. She stated on phone, "Just bring your past X-rays." I had no idea what I would be charged for their current in-house X-rays. This receptionist said it was too late to call my insurance. She, also, made me sit back down with clip board & wait while she chatted with a walk-in individual. She clearly saw my foot was injured but she didn't want me to hand in clip board at window while she chatted for 5 minutes. She told an elderly couple who were referred to Dr Hannawalt to take a biz card & call the number to make appointment. They couldn't read the fine print on the card. They asked me to read the number. She could have taken the extra "step" of writing out the phone number for them. (No podiatry pun intended) It seems, often, doctors don't realize how staff may be treating patients and potential business.

Poor office experience with Sheryl Hanawalt, podiatrist. I…read morewas sent away because their office does not accept American Express. They accept my cash, my insurance, but not my American Express. This office also requires your credit card to be kept on file. Red flag. Maybe this doctor knows how to treat feet, but she does not know how to treat patients. I'll find a better doctor than this one to treat me.

I called to make an appointment with Dr. Timothy Lang. I was told I could not get an appointment…read moreunless I gave my social security number to the receptionist. I will not give that over the phone to a stranger. Sorry - no one asks for social security numbers any more. A new state law aimed at reducing identity theft makes it illegal for individuals or businesses to request your Social Security number except for certain circumstances. I took my business elsewhere. Be advised!

I would like to comment on the character of the doctors in this practice. I have been trying to…read morefind a job that works for my family for a long time. I have worked for the same company for 18 years and the decision to leave was not made lightly. I went through two separate interviews with both doctors in this practice. I stressed to them how apprehensive I felt about leaving a stable job. They offered me a job, assuring me that I definitely had the position. I accepted on the terms that I could give two weeks notice. A week after my notice was given they went back on their word. I understand things happen but there were other decisions they could have made that would have given them a great employee who would have stuck with them for years. The disregard for my feelings has left me in a lot of pain. I feel that this was a betrayal of my trust and it puts my family at risk. I would have never put in my notice if I wasn't offered this job. How someone treats others shows a lot about that person's character. I will not let the decisions of these two physicians damage my self worth. I will just leave saying they have missed out on a great employee and getting to know a wonderful person. My regards.