Piss poor service. Called before my appointment to reschedule and they said there would be an extra…read morecharge to reschedule. So I got an uber and they didn't even have my insoles and sent me away after waiting 20 minutes in the lobby.

I've been to several foot surgeons in the past for bunion and other foot surgeries. Some of the…read moresurgeries have been do overs because the surgeries failed. From my first visit to Dr. Hurray, I felt confident that my feet were in the hands of someone with the experience and expertise to correct problems that have been plaguing me for years. Not only did he address the problems that I was aware of, but also identified other issues with my feet which I was unaware of. No other podiatrist has done that and taken time to communicate all their observations and options on how to deal with them. Besides that, he was personable and had a great sense of humor throughout the visit. I never felt like he was in a rush to get to his next appointment. I followed up my visit with bunion surgery and still cannot believe how quickly I am back on my feet and without severe pain as I had been after my previous bunion surgeries. I highly recommend Dr. Hurray for the rare quality of his care and his delightful and caring bedside manner. Gail

Dr. Kathleen M. Halat, DPM, has been the best podiatrist we have ever seen in our family! Happily,…read moreshe has helped us keep and improve our overall health through her excellent care, preventative medicine, expertise, orthodics, PT referrals and even her injections for procedures or other shots when we needed them. If anyone is a current patient of hers, we'd love to know where she is practicing now. All her staff were fantastic in every interaction. Front desk staff are pleasant, professional, efficient, and up there with the best of any medical staff. Her team caring for patients also was excellent. We had had, unhappily, a large number of issues from toes to ankle and in between that had caused us pain and poorer health before we were lucky enough to be able to see her. Our walking and mobility limitations were maintained and even improved by her with every one of our many, many visits, over more than a decade of her dedicated and excellent care. We had seen a few other podiatrists over the decades for some major on minor procedures. One was good, and two made several errors. We were so happy to find a doctor who went the extra mile, so to speak. Please note, I'm not trying to suggest that this last health org where she practiced has excellent or even good specialist services. You have to wait many, many months for your 20 minute appointment. That is due to the shortage of specialists, not due to anything her staff can do. But she has been the best for us! We sure hope that others will be able to benefit from her expertise and even TLC.

I was randomly referred to Dr Halet when I broke my leg. As soon as I met her, I knew I was in good…read morehands. She's honest, upfront, positive and very knowledgable. I would've given 5 stars, but I ended up going to her Physician's assistant one day for a recast. His cast was super lumpy, uneven and caused some major discomfort. I do not recommend going to anyone but Dr Halet because I ended up having to return the next day to get recasted again. Since I can't drive, it was tough for me to do, but I managed. This prob has less to do with Dr Halet and more to do with PAMF, but it affected my overall experience. I'm hoping he gets trained better. All in all, I recommend Dr Halet and am grateful she's my doctor!

Dr Flowers really spelled it out for me and my aging feet. Care was top notch....which is true for…read moreall Sutter Health doctors here in Santa Cruz County. Office checked me right in and I waited one minute before Dr Flower's assistant came and got me. Sorry I don't remember her name but she was super polite.

I have been seeing Dr. Flowers for over a year now. He is quite enthusiastic and outgoing, with…read moretrue passion for his specialty field of medicine. As my big toes have worn out, he is keeping some tread on them with quarterly cortisone shots. He is conservative in his practice, making very effort to avoid surgical options. He takes the time to explain what is happening and why, drawing upon his experience and thoroughly explaining X-Rays

Two bunion surgeries and a year and a half and very unhappy. Get more than one option. Very poor jobread more

I went to see Dr. Blakeslee in August, 2020. I had had pain in my feet/ankles for the past year and…read moreit was getting worse severely restriction my activities (gym, hiking with the dog, just plain walking). I had earlier seen a GP and nothing came of it save a referral to Dr. Blakeslee. I was actually very distraught by my condition as I thought it was degenerative bone disease or osteo-arthritis or a lack of cartilage, something that would severely limit my active life. After an examination and review of x-rays and review of my gait, Dr. Blakeslee told me the ankle joints were healthy and my problem was due to flat feet and a falling arch. The cure, shoe inserts and special flip flops, no surgery, no prescriptions, no end of my active life. The Doctor then provided me with a list of providers of the said inserts and flip flops of which I purchased. Three weeks later, the pain is gone and I am back to normal for the first time in ages!

Dr Lindberg is a caring, kind, and knowledgeable doctor. He's an excellent communicator with a good…read morebedside manner. I feel safe and respected under his care.

Dr. Lindberg is such a fantastic podiatrist. After an acute injury, he went over everything with me…read morein detail. He took the time to explain all the treatment options as well as their pros, cons and risks, and answered a million of my questions about recovery and when I can get back to doing the sports I love. He's really thorough, highly skilled and very straightforward. A friend of mine works with him and has said he's an incredible surgeon, but I really wanted to avoid surgery and he's helping me do just that, which I very much appreciate. He's also a really friendly and down-to-earth doctor, which made my visit with him really pleasant (even though it was under stressful circumstances with my injury).

Dr Brenis is super smart, has extensive experience and got the job done. I felt well taken care of…read moreand Dr Brenis is a rare find. If you have challenges with your feet Dr Brenis is your doctor.

Dr Brenis was very arrogant and had a very bad bedside manner. My left big toe had a new nail…read moregrowing under one that been injured and when the old one came off I discovered the new one was very thick and only at the nail bed with black discoloration. He said the landscape of my toe had changed and he could not guarantee the new nail would ever grow out normally/ He offered to prescribe a medication that could adversely affect my liver which was a big concern for me because I was already on medication for low kidney function. He failed to do a scraping of the black discoloration on the new nail which my internist said he should have. I have ingrown toenails and when he tried to trim the right big toenail to relieve the pressure, he cut it and it bled profusely. His nurse only offered me a bandaid and sent me on my way. My internist prescribed some topical medication so I would have no problems with my liver from the medication Dr Brenis was going to prescribe which required lab tests on my liver beforehand... Since that time my toenail has grown out normally, contrary to what Dr Brenis said. I would not go back there again, even to see another doctor in The Foot Doctor office where he practices.

The Dr charges nonrefundable $150 to book appointment. I am OK with this however you are not able…read moreto build the insurance for this fee. It's pure cash that they pocket just for scheduling the appointment. On top of that for your first appointment, you will pay $125 consultation fee. So for my first appointment, I paid $275 but only so the appointment for literally seven minutes. It was not worth it for me

I had an issue with curved nails, including an ingrown nail that was swollen and painful. I didn't…read morewant an invasive procedure, so after finding Dr. Tea's TikTok about NailLift, I decided to reach out. I started with a virtual consultation, and she got me into the office right away to have my NailLift applied. The process was smooth, comfortable, and nearly pain-free! Dr. Tea explained everything clearly, answered all my questions, and made me feel completely at ease. I finally have relief without surgery! Highly recommend Pacific Point Podiatry and Dr. Tea to anyone dealing with nail issues.

I requested an appointment with O. T. by completing their online form, as well as leaving a…read morevoicemail. No response. Fortunately, CORE was very responsive, and gave me an appointment within a week's time.

Life Changing!!…read more First, let me just say I was getting so pissed reading through some of the bad reviews because I have now done (2) 3 month rounds of therapy here and all those complaints are just nonexistent now. I just laughed when I saw they were 5 and 10 yr old years old. They really should, at some point, be expired and taken down. Those old reviews have absolutely no bearing on how the place is run and staffed today. I started my first round of therapy at Pacific Coast in May of 2022. I HATED it, but had to wear a mask per PC rules, while in the facility, and they ABSOLUTELY spray and wipe down everything after patient contact and STILL DO. The mask, per state regulation is optional now, per the patients comfortability. After any kind of major surgery you are hurting. It is a no brainer that your recovery is gonna hurt too. Sitting down to pee hurts so I'm not sure what the previous clients were expecting. I've cried lots of times doing physical therapy. I WANT to push myself to get my full range of motion back. Your body just went through a very a traumatic experience with your surgery. Like you babies, it just wants to curl up and go to sleep, and wake up feeling better. So here's a Wake Up! It doesn't work that way! How old were these reviewers? I my past I have been sent to some pretty nasty boot camp therapy facilities and this ain't them. I have to say I was less than thrilled that my knee surgeon was so adamant about me using Pacific Coast for my p.t. post surgery because I live in Capitola, and at that time my handicap accessible van was costing me $150 to fill its tank. Not to mention dealing with the traffic. I also have back issues with surgeries overlapping or postponing my knee surgeries. My pain was constant and coming from everywhere. The LAST thing I wanted to do was get up, clean up, and make that 30 minute trek into Watsonville. I was so terrified the first time around, they may have indulged me a bit more with extended ice packs and massages. No matter what level of pain I was crying about or where it was coming from, they would convince me to come in anyway. I can tell you I ALWAYS left them either feeling better about myself or just feeling better in my recovery. There is such a good positive energy in that place. The therapists are young, excited to learn and work and really weirdly happy. The front desk has always treated me with respect and kindness and let me tell you, I am not an easy client. With my boo boos slowing me down already and just always running late in general because of my other handicaps, if I wasn't late I would be squealing in there bordering late, while all the good clients sat calmly, and clearly early, waiting patiently for their appointments. I've never seen anyone treated rudely. There may be times that I came in cranky, but it never lasts. It is just the epitome of the way Stephen Bruce runs that place and it just rubs off on everyone. They are empathetic if your pain without being condescending. They are serious in their work without being bored insensitive jerks (ok I too have had some bad past experiences), and if I ask one of the newer or younger therapists a question and he or she is unsure of the answer they immediately go seek Stephen out to be able to come back with the current information. It blows me away, especially in my medical world if I get the standard "I don't know," and then leaves you still in question. Here you get, "I'll go find out,". I could go on and on, and I will probably, when I finish my therapy for my right total knee replacement. So I will just close with this...this place is WORTH the drive, the time, and the effort. You will Never leave this facility feeling worse than when you came in and I PROMISE you, this id not a physical therapy assignment you have to drag yourself to. It's the highlight of my week. It lifts you physically, mentally, and a bit spiritually as well. I'm already feeling sad that I only have 3 more sessions before I get to "Ring the Bell!" Yoh want to know what that means--go find out for yourself! (Please excuse any spelling or grammatical errors, I never go back and reread my posts.)