This doctor is amazing. Super friendly, knowledgeable, miracle-worker…read more I had been to two dermatologists (he's married to one but she was not one of the ones I had met with) to try and treat a rash on my foot. Two years later it was still there. I went to Dr. Shabazz for a nail problem (my daughter repeatedly jumped on my big toe and damaged the nail bed) and I also asked about the rash. I helped me bring my toe nail back to normal and the cream he gave me made my rash go away and it's hasn't returned a year later. I couldn't be happier with my experience with Dr. Shabazz!

Dr. Shabazz is pleasant and immediately makes you feel comfortable. He know his stuff and listens…read moreto the patient. Then makes recommendations from which you can choose. And excellent doctor!

I saw Dr. Ernie Luczkowski for a problem with my toe nail. He was able to remove it that day. He…read moreexplained everything with a great attitude and care for his patient. I would highly recommend Dr. Ernie.

The Doctor is very good! It was a great experience. I highly recommend Fair Oaks Foot & Ankle.read more

My experience at Dominion Foot and Ankle Consultants was exceptionally helpful. The care I received…read morewas professional and compassionate, and addressed (and relieved) the primary concerns I had going into the appointment. Follow-up was especially prompt and helpful. It included a telehealth consultation by the doctor, who conveyed the results of laboratory testing. The doctor (Dr Gulati) further explained the particulars of my medical condition. The office environment was pleasant and the staff were very friendly and helpful. In summary, I received excellent care here and am grateful to have been referred to this practice.

Dr Hallivis has a great demeanor, specifically did a really good job explaining my surgical…read moreprocedure.Ive recommended him to several friends and a family members. He has always been on time, listens and spends time answering questions etc. Highly recommend Dr Hallivis!

My teen is a figure skater. The soles of her feet have been bothering her lately and coach…read moresuggested some inserts. My husband got sold hard half insoles for athletes without any cushion because she didn't have toe room for the cushion part. This incomplete product cost a whopping $500 for the non refundable pair. They tried to sell him 3 pair. A good pair of fitted insoles with arch support can be found for $100 or less at any decent running store with foot scanning technology. Not to mention many less expensive online options that can be tried and returned as needed. These Good Feet stores should close shop for disreputable sales tactics and 0 refund policy. I'm still fuming. One of the store managers Dimitri called and said he'd work with us on some insert options or a refund. We have an appt set for Sat. Increasing the rating by 1 star for the support call today. Will see how it goes. We went back to the Good Feet store after trying out the insoles for a couple weeks in her Skates. They stilll weren't comfortable for her and they allowed us to return the purchase which was very much appreciated. Thank you for understanding!

My husband & I purchased inserts from The good feet store…read more A very expensive purchase that didn't work for either of us. Fortunately we were able to get a partial refund ( less a restocking fee). I will comment the manager was very courteous in handling our returns. While these inserts may be effective for some, you may want to speak with a podiatrist or PT before making a purchase to be sure these are right for you

Dr. Robert Hallivis missed an important procedure during surgery and said he "missed it" then hit…read moreme up for a second surgery. My main issue was Capsulitis on the second toe. I could no longer wear my 20-plus pair of dress shoes for work or any shoe with a little bit of a heel. I was in pain. He recommended surgery and, while doing so, will fix my bunion on the same foot. After a long recovery, I went back with my foot still in pain. He said he missed the capsulitis during the first and that we must have another surgery. And he did not do me any favors on the bunion surgery as my big toe is still numb from surgery. He said it would go away. It's now been 4-5 years. Not feeling my toe has been another nightmare. I've lost my big toe nail 3-4 times and work on another one. So after the expense, being in a boot, missing work, etc, I am no better off, but worse. What a waste. I don't trust him. I still wear pads, still wear flat shoes only, I still have pain on long walks, and I cannot go barefoot in my own home. I have lost my toenail three times and am working on a fourth. When it's hard to feel your toe, you don't realize you are hurting it. I went through all that pain and suffering for nothing. My co-worker referred him as she has diabetes, and he did surgery on her foot "several times." Gee what a coincidence. I went to a foot surgeon for a second opinion. He said never let a podiatrist do surgery. (I am just now posting this years later as I went to update the post mad about another losing yet another toe nail, and my post was still a draft)

Broken foot diagnosed, and monitored with courteous knowledgeable staff. Doctor discussed and…read morepresented different approaches to care of foot, and all bones .

Awful. Yes, it was during COVID, but he did not touch my feet. He did not ask to observe me…read morewalking. He did let me know there probably wasn't anything he could do but he'd make me orthotics just in case. He did not even make the most basic effort to diagnose. I found another podiatrist, got MRIs which showed severe damage to the ligaments. My GP, who I love, recommended this guy--he has a good reputation, which is totally undeserved. go somewhere else.

I felt very rushed to leave. He interrupted me and did not seem to care what I had to say. He…read morebasically said "I don't know" when I asked what he thought was the problem with my foot, but then assured me that if I iced it and took ibuprofen my foot would be better in 3 days. I have been having debilitating foot pain for 6 months, and have gone to physical therapy and regularly ice my heel and take ibuprofen. I am hobbling around in crutches telling this man nothing I'm doing is working and he says I will be better in 3 days? Makes no sense to me.

Dr Steven Goldstein has been my doctor since 2020. He is kind, compassionate and competent. I trust…read morehim for my foot care. The office staff is efficient and there is very little wait time.

Wish I could give zero stars! Dr Kenneth Goldstein screwed up my foot so bad that now I have to…read morejust suffer. No other Dr will help me because of how bad he botched my surgery. He even admitted that he wrapped my bandage too tight after my surgery. Please find yourself another doctor. Don?t go through what I am.

I will keep coming back and definitely recommend it!…read more I absolutely love coming here! I have been to other Physical Therapy centers, including NOVA but nothing compares to the attention and care that I have found here at Orthocare Physical Therapy Center. I have been seen by Dr. Shruti, Dr. Grishma and Lucia and I receive the same level of care and attention by all 3. They listen to me and they work with me. Additionally, the location is so convenient. So close to 66, Fairfax County parkway, Route 28 and located on Route 50.

I've only seen Dr. A (Dr. Shruti Ambegaonkar) 4 times, but as a result of seeing her, I already…read moreknow more about the root problems of my decade old injury than any of my past 9 prior physical therapists combined have been precise enough to uncover. She is methodically scientific - bordering forensic -- in her attention to detail. She's passionate and fluent in her life's work in orthopedic medicine. She also has a bubbly bedside manner that helped me feel comfortable and calm immediately. Her thorough approach means she will err on the side of caution when prescribing exercises and routines. This can seem slow at times, but she balances that deep long-term care approach with practices like dry needle therapy and deep tissue massage which will immediately alleviate pain and muscle tightness in a short/medium term capacity. Frankly, I was heartbroken when recently my long-term physical therapist (Dr. Virginia Dula of Move Better LLC), also a military wife and mom, packed up and left for a deployment last month. Those of us on the long-term injury management track know just how difficult it can be to find a physical therapist who's got it all... But after meeting Dr. A I can't help but feel like I've got a guardian angel out there after all. Even with Dr. Dula's incredible help, I had begun to accept that the more stubborn parts of my injury would cause my body to be permanently limited because they never healed or fully functioned again no matter how long we treated them. After all, I've been regularly doing PT for 5 years now. In just 4 sessions, Dr. A was able to get into those muscles in my spine and make them move and feel when I've had no feeling and movement there for years. For this reason I highly respect her methodical and slow approach because it's clear to me that we are going to make even more permanent progress than I have ever had before.

I wish there was a zero ranking capability. We visited Dr. Goldstein and Dr Popal for my son's…read morebroken ankle. One year after the visit, I am still baffled as to how come they could not detect a rather straight forward fractured bone case and implied that our son was faking it. They asked if he was doing well at school - for god's sake - he was 9 at that time and probably the best student in his class. No, he was not trying to play truant - Dr. Goldstein and Popal simply could not diagnose. To add insult to injury, they billed us wrong and sent us the same paid invoice twice.