I arrived with my 96 year old Mom for an appointment that had been scheduled 3 months prior. They…read morehad no record of the appointment but initially said they would try to "squeeze" in the appointment but they were fully booked and it would be a long wait. We produced the appointment card but they still would not honor the appointment.

Excellent podiatrist who took great care in treating my neuropathy issue. Her office staff is great…read moretoo!

This organization, particularly Selin Ruggieri, DPM, refuses to bill Medicare for authorized…read moreservices (callous removal & toenail clipping). Instead, she and the firm charged me $95. However, Medicare has routinely approved these services for the past 15 years because I have peroneal muscular atrophy. When I complained, I got an argument, asserting that there was nothing wrong with my feet. The Muscular Dystrophy Clinic at Georgetown University Hospital might have a different view. I strongly suggest that people avoid using this organization.

Just when my toe finally started to recover a a month or two ago, I had so much pain walking just…read morenow that I'm probably going to have to make another appointment this week with the qualified podiatrist I'm seeing now (not that Dr. Morse could relate). It was a ten minute walk from the bus stop to my apartment even though I used to be the guy who could walk from Tenleytown to the National Mall until I met Dr. Morse. Keep in mind that this is almost a year after I had the botched surgery, so the Foxhall front desk staff can continue to give me all the dirty looks they want when I run into them on the metro, but they have no right to judge me until they have walked in my shoes because that's something I can't even do a year later

First time visit. Staff was very pleasant and responded to inquiries in a very polite and pleasant…read moremanner. Dr. Morse was very professional, listened attentively to my concern, explained process and procedure. was very thorough in maintaining sterile technique and as a health care retiree this was extremely important to me. Office very clean.

Dr. Morse rescued my mobility. Neuromas in both feet from years of tennis was making it painful to…read morecontinue sports and even to walk. The handmade orthotics have allowed me to continue not only tennis but strenuous high-altitude backpacking with weight and everything else I love to do. The orthotics are not cheap but mine have lasted three years and they're sending the old ones in for refurbishing. Dr. Morse does the handmade cast plaster ones that mold your feet perfectly. He knows feet. P.S. I found him through a recommendation by my longtime primary care physician who knows every doctor in town.

My New Patient visit with Dr. Firestone went well, as his hospitable demeanor & skilled insight was…read morevery beneficial. Specifically pertaining to a previous procedure I had to the present art of technique & care. Dr. Firestone's comfortable patient care mannerism, to his wealth of knowledge & experience impelled me to move forward with my services. For one of my two lesser procedures, Dr. Firestone stated he could probably take care of same day. I opted to make an appointment, yet appreciate him being proactive. *State of the art X-Ray machine *Quick follow up from the Surgical Coordinator *This location is right across the street from Sak's, a block away from the Friendship Heights Metro Station - Red Line. A kind thank you to the front office & medical staff as they effortlessly contribute to providing an essential & caring environment.

I rarely write reviews but have been so pleased with the excellent treatment that Dr. Lee…read moreFirestone has provided that I am motivated to share my outstanding experiences with others. I initially saw him for orthotics. Dr Firestone was tireless in making sure that the orthotics were exactly right and called the manufacturer numerous times to have them modified until they were right for my foot. I also saw him for a painful toe. His treatment quickly and gently resolved the problem. Most recently a neuroma was causing pain and hindering my ability to take the long walks that I love. After carefully examining my foot and my orthotic Dr Firestone felt that a modification to my orthotic would help resolve the problem. Dr Firestone personally sent a picture to the orthotic manufacturer detailing exactly what he wanted done. He will contact me when they are ready. I know from my previous experience with him that he will not be satisfied until " he makes it right for me." Dr Firestone' s expertise, empathy and tireless pursuit of finding the best treatment for my foot problems has earned my kudos and deepest thanks!

Absolutely unacceptable experience. I should have known from the start this was going to be a…read moredisaster, I just didn't realize how bad. First red flag: I had to fill out ALL the paperwork again because the forms I'd already submitted online never made it to the office. When I brought this up, the receptionist actually said, "I wish they would stop doing that, we don't get those forms!" Excuse me?? This is apparently a known, ongoing problem and nobody has bothered to fix it? Then there's the website itself, the instructions on Washington Radiology's site were either wrong or so vague they were useless, to the point that the tech herself disagreed with them. The site clearly states: "Do not eat or drink two hours before your exam." So when the tech couldn't find a vein for the contrast, she rudely demanded to know when I'd last had something to drink, as if I were the problem, when I was literally following the instructions on their own website. Her first attempt, on my left arm, failed, and her immediate instinct was to blame me instead of her technique. I asked her to try my other arm, since that's where other techs have always had success and she completely ignored me and went right back to jabbing at the same arm again. Nothing about her performance that entire visit inspired one ounce of confidence that she knew what she was doing. Another red flag: the tech asked me about the composition of surgical staples in my body and when I said I didn't know, she had nothing to say. No follow-up, no explanation. If that information mattered, I should have been told to find it out before the appointment. So which is it, does it matter or doesn't it? Because if it doesn't, why was I even asked? After these interactions with the tech, I'd had enough and left without completing the exam. An MRI is not a routine, trivial procedure, it requires a technician I can trust knows what they're doing. Between her inability to place the IV correctly, her refusal to even try my other arm as I requested, and her lack of any clear answers when questioned, I had zero confidence in her competence. Add to that her consistently rude and dismissive manner, and I simply couldn't in good conscience continue with the exam. Given that Washington Radiology is associated with this location, I assumed it would be a more professionally run office! Guess not! Save yourself the inconvenience and schedule someplace else!

They don't even answer the phone at 11:30 AM trying to make an appointment! Reviews say it…read moreall!!!!!!!!!!!!

not the best.. AT ALL! check them out first with a free consultation if the offer it.. CHEAP…read moreequipment, BAD environment.. office manager make is seem like your gonna die just to get you back in the office.. 100% money driven!

I have been seeing Dr. Fine since 2001. He is without a doubt one of the finest doctors and…read moregreatest people you will ever deal with. He is warm, engaging, honest and reasonably priced. He cares about each and everyone of his patients, most of whom are undoubtably not using Yelp. Because of him, I have been able to managing a difficult foot condition that would prevent most people from fully enjoying an active life. His care has allowed me to compete effectively in any sport, including hiking and climbing, long distance running, and also rigorous stop and go sports like basketball, squash and tennis. Absolutely the very best in DC, certainly in Northern Virginia. Highly recommend!

I had to get a laser therapy treatment last week for an ingrown left toe-nail, and in truth Dr…read more Pearl's care was not only the best option but also the most frugal for my situation. Not only was he very delicate with my feet, but he was also very compassionate in giving honest feedback and advice in improving my overall nail-health as a woman seeking natural remedies while working at home and as an athlete. I felt that other local offices were really just trying to sell me their antifungal solutions or provide other ineffective routes for the care, but Dr. Pearl really took a closer look at it and I appreciate his consideration and expertise. While the office space isn't the most grandeur, I feel like many of these older reviews are too harsh (or perhaps they renovated recently). The other local podiatrist I went to in McLean had a much better-looking office, but the care was neither ideal nor targeted to my condition. The office from a glance seems to me to be just the perfect size for a single doctor taking care of one patient at a time, and it was also very clean. Scheduling an appointment also couldn't be easier, just give them a call and say a couple times when you'd be free, their receptionist will enter you into their system gladly and fast. The wait was also not that long and I could tell Dr. Pearl was really trying to be time-efficient as I walked-in since after arrival I entered the waiting room within just a few minutes. Overall, I'd say this experience was great and feel glad with sincerity that there are still a few doctors out there who are really sensitive and oriented towards the patient's needs. Highly recommended for anyone who doesn't want to empty their wallet. Looking forward to wearing my beautiful summer sandals again!

Office overall dirty with shoe boxes and bicycles. Drs. Own office was really trashed, his desk is…read moreembarrassing. He Should keep his door closed. I didn't see any use of any foot machines. Instead the Dr. is focused on selling shoes $150- $225 + And nutrients $60.00 a month . I had questions, but he was seeing several patients in different rooms simultaneously. Odd! I was directed to watch his tube talks instead. He needs to work on his listening skills. He seems busy or bored. My appt. was disappointing.

I went to see Dr Polun for several problems with my feet over the last few years-plantar f,…read moreneuromas and ingrown toenails. very thorough and pleasant, good bedside manner and an advocate for my best interests. would not hesitate to see again if I have any more issues.

Let me save you some time and say avoid Dr. Polun…read more I have never waited less than 30 min in Dr. Polun's office - usually more like 45+ min. However, I went back to him despite my better judgement about the wait time because his office is conveniently located. I saw on the sign in sheet that there was one other person at the exact same time as my apt with my doc - double booking us. His time isn't the only one that's valuable. He untrustworthy. He sold me an antibacterial product despite the fact that I have a viral issue - wasting my money, because it won't solve my problem. I feel he prayed on the fact that I was desperate. When I tried to ask him questions he straight up didn't answer them, didn't explain what I should do to protect my foot, and was quite smug -- kind of making fun of me to my face. He seemed annoyed that I was asking questions at all. I've given this guy tons of money the least he can do is let me ask some questions and get my full 15 min worth from him. I will not be going back and urge you to stay away. He is dishonest, will up-sell you, will not answer your questions, & will waste your time in the waiting room.

I've seen numerous doctors over the years to treat my plantar fibromas. The spectrum of advice has…read morebeen from the palliative (orthotics) to the extreme (i.e. surgery) but only one doctor in all these years has actually treated them. When I first went to see Dr. Carver it was because of the discomfort that I was having. I now have virtually no pain. He has actually shrunk them in a painless and non invasive way using ECSW - Extra Corporal Shock Wave therapy. He's been a real lifesaver. I don't know what I would do without him.

While this man might be a capable doctor, his business practices are extremely suspicious and…read moredisheartening. My intention when I first went to see Dr. Carter was just to receive an examination of my foot bones; however, he somehow talked me in to getting fitted for $500 shoe inserts and $200 rubber toe bumper guards in the first 10 minutes of the appointment. (This is probably my fault; I am bad at saying "no".) I managed to decline the toe bumper guards, since I knew I would never wear them, but decided to accept the cost of the $500 shoe inserts. While checking out, he then proceeded to bill me for the cost of my appointment in full ($200), instead of my traditional $10 copay, despite the fact that he takes my health insurance. He assured me that he would "forward my health insurance reimbursement to me" when he received it. Shady. Several weeks later, a check for $88 appeared in my mailbox; it was a personal check, handwritten by the doctor. Nothing else was in the envelope; there was no note, no receipt, nothing. I called his office and asked for some paperwork; I wanted him to prove that out of my $200 out-of-pocket appointment, my only reimbursement was $88. Several days later, I received another envelope in the mail from him, that contained an invoice he had handwritten. It just said "Patient owed $88 from health care company". Again, no official paperwork, only his own handwriting. My healthcare company however did send me official paperwork, saying that my total reimbursement should have been over $150, not a mere $88. I photocopied all this paperwork and mailed it back to Dr. Carver, asking him to please explain and to please reimburse me in full. That was over a month ago. Predictably, no response. Dr. Carver, you owe me some money.

Was previously with One Medical in Tysons; moved to this location earlier this year as the prior…read moredoctor moved to another practice. My experience with OneMedical Rosslyn has been wonderful. The physical site is gorgeous, parking is nearby (not free though) and it's metro accessible. It's clean, the staff are friendly and professional and they have an in-house lab which saves a trip to Lab Corp. Additionally, they now offer mental health services which is a nice bonus. If you need a prescription called in to your local pharmacy, you can request via their app or website. If you have a non-urgent issue and need advice, you can message a nurse or doctor for help. If you have an urgent (non-emergency) issue, you can usually get an appointment relatively quickly; scheduling through the app is very easy. The user interface is easy to navigate. Also, the staff don't try to "upsell" you in any way or pressure you to get an unnecessary vaccine or test. In closing, I highly recommend OneMedical. It's worth the annual fee (which isn't that pricey IMHO). There are locations throughout the country - and the network of providers at every location is superb.

I missed One Medical so much when in Florida. Whether it's the mobile app where you can basically…read moredo anything you need medically, the friendly desk staff, or the great NPs and medical team, they will take care of you. I recommend!