I highly recommend Dr. Syed. She removed painful calluses on both feet, and I walked back out to my…read morecar not knowing I had a problem. She is very knowledgeable and personable. The office is comfortable and the staff is very nice.

09/30/25 - I have been coming to Weil Foot & Ankle Institute for many years both @ this location in…read moreGlenview on Waukegan & @ the location in the medical office building on California & Foster Ave near Swedish hospital. I had a problem w/foot fungus which was treated by Dr Amarantos who has retired in my absence. I didn't have the need to go back until recently when the ugly beast reared its head again. Dr Amarantos was an awesome doctor & I was sad to see him go. He was always super personable, dressed impeccably all the time & very professional. I haven't had the need to come back but alas Mr Fungus is back. I had a different doctor Dr Bongiovanni who I felt was rather brusk in his bedside manner. Looks like there's a different doctor in town. I'm not sure how this will continue or if I'll be back???

Best store for your feet, period. I have been shopping at Waxberg's many times for a variety of…read morefootwear. From boots to beach wear, I rarely leave empty handed.

Quality, upscale, dress shoes from around the world. Came in to buy one pair, walked out with…read morethree, and a 4th pair being ordered. They also have upscale fitness shoes in wide sizes available i.e., New Balance 990v6 which has been the only walking/running shoe I'll wear for years now. The fit and comfort is unparalleled. I was assisted by Gart, who is incredibly kind, informative, and professional. Gart measures your feet, offers knowledgeable suggestions, and gently assists you in trying on and fitting your shoes. Exceptional service, exceptional shoe brands/options. Will be shopping here for years to come. 10/10

Dr Opensky is an awesome doctor and did a great job removing my ingrown toenails. I referred my…read morebrother as well, and Dr. Opensky took care of him too. The staff is super nice and I enjoy the professional quality as well as the visit. The doctor doesn't try to upsell you and only makes sure that the problem is resolved. I'm glad he's so close to me as he will be the only Podiatrist I will visit.

Dr Opensky is head & shoulders above his peers. He visits our gated community and has established a…read moresolid footing which is a well- deserved feat.

My 9 year old son has been wearing orthotics in his shoes for as long as I can remember. A physical…read moretherapist sent us here to get them several years ago and the orthotics have been working well for him so we continue to go back each year for new ones as his foot grows. You'll need a prescription from a Dr to be seen, which I always get easily from our pediatrician. I book our appointments a year out since they get busy. I have changed appointments on occasion, which can be difficult to find a time, but doable. We are usually in and out within 45 minutes for appointment #1 and then back about a month later to get the actual orthotics. It can be challenging to find the right shoes to fit them in, but i"ve found new balance wide sneakers work best. All the staff here are great and I see no reason we won't continue to go here for our orthotic needs.

We are first time parents and in our family we are the first parents to have a child with clubfeet…read more Even with all the research, conversations with doctors, there are still so many unknowns and questions when it comes to clubfoot. Our 3 month baby has finally transitioned from the cast to the Dobbs Bar. When we went to get them fitted we against didn't know what to expect. We took the technicians words very seriously. He said "tight is never tight enough" and continued to tighten the straps. As he did this our baby screamed at the top of his lungs. We just assumed because this was a new contraption and the Dobbs bar forced his feet into a new position he was just uncomfortable. As the night continued he continued to scream, and through additional research and blogs we thought this was a normal reaction. He wasn't sleeping properly, and his milk intake dropped to half. We started to worry and went through the possible check list of what could be the issue outside of the bar. By the next day (still within the 23 hour wear period) he was a completely different baby, my husband made the executive decision to take the boots off and see if that was the issue and it was. Our sons feet was swollen, blood shot red and blistered due to how tight he technician put his boots on. From everything we read these were ALL the things we needed to avoid, but due to the technicians hurry he continued to tighten the boots. We rushed to the pediatrician office, they confirmed no fever, infection, and did a full check up to make sure he was ok. Thankfully our baby is extremely resilient, but now he must be without cast or boots for at least 4 days and will most likely be recasted once his blisters heal. Causing what we think will be regression of his clubfeet. Our advice listen to your baby!! The technician isn't always correct, and they treat every patient like a they are some cookie cutter subject. I don't recommend this clinic for boots and bar fitting. If you do go there because it's convenient, question question question the technician. If your child is screaming at the top of their lungs, stop everything and check the feet. If they continue to scream at home, remove the boots check the skin and put the boots back on yourself.

I had been experiencing foot and toe pain for weeks. I decided to go see Dr. Parikh as it started…read moreto get worse. She was very knowledgeable about my issues and gave me several, non-invasive solutions to try. She walked me through some exercises that I could do on my own and suggested orthotic inserts for my shoes. After a few days, my pain was reduced greatly! The whole experience was great. The receptionist was friendly, Dr. Parikh took time to explain why I was having pain in a way that was understandable, and provided me with a great solution. I would recommend her to anyone!

Dr. Parikh is amazing. She was so nice and completely explained everything she did. I left with…read moreno questions and I felt great! Highly recommend her!

Beware of the billing practices at this office…read more I came in for ankle pain and was given a basic ankle brace - the same type of brace you can buy over the counter at most pharmacies or online. No one discussed the cost with me, asked whether I wanted the brace, or informed me that it would be billed at a substantial amount through my insurance. A few weeks later, I received a bill showing that I owed a hefty amount for this brace. I was shocked. Had I been told the cost upfront, I would have declined it and purchased one myself for a fraction of the price. When I called the office to express my concerns, I spoke with a front desk representative named Marina. Rather than addressing my concerns, I found her response dismissive and rude. What bothers me most is the lack of transparency. The entire experience felt very scammy to me, and it left me with serious concerns about this practice's billing practices and patient communication.

I'm very happy to be a patient of Dr. Rabinovich ,he' s very profesional and carefool, and speek on…read moremany languages.

My 13 year old has been complaining that her toes hurt almost every night, usually after playing…read moretennis. I assumed her shoes were small, but a week after replacing her shoe collection with the next size up she was still complaining. One night she begged me to make a dr appointment to figure out what was wrong with her toes. I called Dunn Foot & Ankle since Brian Dunn came recommended by many friends. I called on a Friday and they were able to squeeze her in for an appointment the next Monday! Considering how hard it is to get doctor appointments these days that alone is worth 5 stars. We showed up a few minutes early for our 11:10am appt and saw Dr. Dunn within promptly. She explained her toe issues and he took a look at her feet and immediately knew what the issue was- a combination of flat feet, bunions and a lot of tennis! Unfortunately, she had inherited my flat feet issues. Fortunately, he had a solution. He fit her for custom orthotics and showed me a toe spacer to buy on amazon that she could wear when playing tennis. The orthotics will take 3 weeks to arrive, but she tried the toe spacer at tennis tonight and said they already feel much better! I've actually been meaning to get custom orthotics for my flat feet myself so he even squeezed me in right after my daughter. I look forward to picking up our orthotics in a few weeks and had an amazing experience. I can see why Dr. Dunn has so many fans!

From the owner: Dunn Foot & Ankle is a trusted podiatry practice dedicated to providing individualized treatment…read moresolutions for foot and ankle problems. Their mission is to deliver honest and compassionate healthcare, prioritizing patient education and personalized treatment plans. Their services encompass a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, including general podiatry, foot pain management, diabetic foot care, sports podiatry, and surgical interventions. Their team of experienced and board-certified podiatrists utilizes cutting-edge treatment modalities, such as laser surgery and shockwave therapy, to provide comprehensive and effective care.

I have been a patient of Dr. Bruce Noxon, for over a decade, following him from one office to the…read morenext, so I find this review very painful to write. On August 10, 2023, I met with Dr, Noxon at Illinois Bone and Joint in Glenview. I gave him 5 pairs of custom-made orthotics that he had made for me. After six weeks, his lab did not complete the modifications of my orthotics, and he along with his staff stopped answering my calls. I am shocked and dismayed that he just walked away from me, leaving me without any pairs of orthotics to use. He was the original doctor that prescribed the orthotics for me, about ten years ago! I need these orthotics to walk in comfort. For the last three months I have had blood blisters and quite a lot of pain because I don't have them. I find Dr. Noxon's lack of response unconscionable and totally unprofessional. He refused to answer my communications. He accepted my orthotics for repair and then just walked away from his professional responsibility. It is very expensive to replace these five pairs of orthotics on my own and Medicare does not pay for them. I am a senior citizen on a fixed income and can't afford to replace them. This is not the Dr. Noxon I knew and trusted. I'm writing this review so others will know about his disappointing, unprofessional behavior.

I was wrong. Really wrong, and I'm glad…read more Today my experience at this clinic was a matter of night and day from my last contact with the office after not being called back when I was in so much pain. Today I watched. I observed closely. It turns out this place is so busy, and they know so many patients by name here, that I now understand why getting in is a privilege. Again, they scooted me in, but this time everyone in the office was upbeat, organized, and there was even a kooky lady in the waiting room who made sure everyone waiting became a part of her experience of trying on new special footwear shoes. It was annoying, but also it keep me amused while I waited. Dr. Noxon is my hero and his doctors in training are fantastic and caring. And, today my experience in this office with the rest of the staff was stellar. I have a complex foot situation that is perplexing the doctors, but the focus today was finding a way to deal with the pain in response to the results of my MRI. Today I received my first cortisone shot - ever - in my life. It was a piece of cake! I expected the worse. Noxon also prescribed an anti-inflammatory and asked me to leave him a text 4 hours after the shot to see how I was doing in order to help him understand a bit more about my reaction to it and to help him further diagnose my situation. He's already thinking ahead and has a next step plan in place if the current one doesn't work out. He cares, and you can really tell. It's nice to feel like I'm in good safe hands. Fantastic bedside manner. Note: Dr. Noxon is an Olympic runner, and he lives and breathes a great healthy lifestyle... so he knows feet and I'm sure pain somewhere in there too.

Who likes feet? I really don't like my feet, but I have to…read moretake care of them. Let's be honest about this up-front:. Your experience with your doctor is very personal and unique to you. The next patient is different and will have a different experience. That said, I'm going to give a review about the Weil Clinic itself. This is one of the nicest physician offices I've ever been in. They seem to have most of the first floor, so it's very large and spread out. The patient waiting area is really nice, with various seating options. They have a new patient portal / kiosk to fill out paperwork electronically. It feels very modern and comfortable. Some people may not care about that, but if you are going to visit your doctor it might as well be a nice and comfortable environment. You may have a different doctor than I do, but I feel everyone was very thorough and gave me adequate information to make decisions.

My experience with Dr. Lowell Weil Jr. was extremely disappointing and left me with permanent…read morenumbness in my big toe. Dr. Lowell Weil Jr. performed my bunion surgery and told me afterward that everything had gone well. He referred me to physical therapy at the therapy practice located in the same building. After about two months of therapy, I began experiencing random, sharp pain whenever I moved my foot or walked. I was eventually told that one of the screws was touching a nerve. Although I was in significant pain, I was told the hardware could not be removed until the bone had healed. Three months after my original surgery, I underwent a second surgery to remove the plate and screws. The sharp pain was gone, but my big toe felt like it had "pins and needles," similar to the sensation when your foot falls asleep. Dr. Weil told me I simply needed more physical therapy. I continued therapy for another six months. Instead of improving, the sensation in my toe gradually disappeared. Today, I have no feeling in my big toe. At a follow-up appointment, Dr. Weil met with me without the staff member who normally sat in during appointments to take notes. During that visit, he told me that it appeared he may have injured a nerve while removing the screws, which could explain the numbness in my toe. One of the reasons I chose to have bunion surgery was so I could comfortably wear flip-flops and other open-toe shoes again. Ironically, because I have no feeling in my big toe, flip-flops and shoes without a heel strap are now difficult for me to wear because I cannot properly feel or control the front of my foot. Looking back, I also question why I was repeatedly told to continue physical therapy when my symptoms were steadily getting worse rather than better. My insurance ultimately stopped covering therapy after nine months. Since my experience, I have spoken with several other women who also reported having complications following surgery at this practice, some of which they described as even more serious than mine. While I can only speak to my own experience, mine resulted in permanent numbness that has affected my daily life. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this practice.

Dr Ryan is amazing!! If your baby needs a helmet this is the place to go. They are so knowledgeable…read moreand personable it was such an easy experience for us as first time parents when it could have been so stressful. We are so appreciative, thank you!!

Dr. Pat was excellent in getting my 4 month old daughter set up with a helmet due to her…read moretorticollis and plagiocephaly. I'm very thankful the process was so easy and we had her helmet on within two weeks. Since my daughter had a very mild case, she was in and out of the helmet in 6 weeks, just as Dr. Pat predicted. I had trepidation about doing the helmet since her case was so mild but I'm so glad we did it. Very happy with the results and it was a lot easier than I thought it would be. The process was painless and easy. Dr. Pat walked us through each step of the way. Margo was very helpful with scheduling too! This is the place to go for your child's helmet!