This is the best foot doctor in the RVA area. Hes a sweet smart knowledgeable NYer and just a…read morelovely man in general. I wish I could go visit him everyday, not with feet problems but just to say hi. He treated me for plantar fascitis with x-rays, exam of my foot and then gave me arch supports for my shoes and a splint for my foot to sleep in or rest in while watching tv to keep my foot at a 90 degree angle. Doesn't hurt when I wake up in the morning anymore. Thanks Doc you're the best. I'd recommend him to anyone.

Dr. Greenberg is a pleasure to see when you have a foot issue. He is an attentive listener, a…read morecaring and gentle practitioner and a skilled professional.

I had a wonderful experience with Virginia Foot & Ankle Center. Making the appointment was easy,…read moreand i was seem promptly for my appointments. Dr. Kruger was thorough and personable, she explained my ankle injury (tendonitis), answered all my questions and provided me options for treatment. I chose the conservative treatment option (required a bit of patience) and was pleased with the outcome.

Very disappointed that, in my doctor's absence, there is not a way to see another doctor. No…read morebackup. The recommendation is to go to Urgent Care. I don't consider this to be good patient care.

Foot X-rayed and told its arthritis and bone spurs. Surgery was, of course, first recommendation,…read moreand then orthotics which were highly uncomfortable when tested with my Hokas. I told the doctor that they were uncomfortable and his eyes glazed over, he sighed and prescribed a $150 gel. I received a cortisone shot a couple weeks later but pain didn't subside. I tried contacting them via the Portal but after two messages and a week later with no response, I gave up.

They stopped taking my health insurance last December right after my husband had major foot…read moreoperation. Now he has been put back in the hospital for another foot operation. He has been out of work. They also keep sending in the wrong information and my insurance is denying the claims.

I have I could give 0 review I would. Dr Greenberg retired and there is no doctor at this office…read more Yet they keep advertising his name. There is a nurse practitioner seeing patients. I find this terribly misleading for patients that there is no doctor there. So I made a same day appointment and checked in on time. Forty minutes later I was still not seen with no explanation until I asked. People who came in after me were seen before me. Again no explanation. Finally when I started asking questions I was told that they were backed up and that there was only one person seeing patients. After further questions I learned that there was no doctor. I left. Wouldn't you?

Excellent Doctor. He cares about his patient. Excellent. I had majo foot surgery and never…read moreexperience pain. A. Plus Doctor

Read good things about the office but noticed what appeared to be basically part time hours on the…read morewebsite. I submitted an email for an appointment after hours and I appreciated the call back the next morning. Unfortunately, I must have been correct about part-time hours. It is November as I write this and I was told the earliest appointment would be the end of March/early April. Good lord....I was asked if I could wait that long. I said no, and that was that. Guess I'll continue my search.

Been seeing Dr. Gingrich for over 12 years. She is the best! My feet have several problems (I'm…read morediabetic) and the expertise about their care has been so helpful. The office is comfortable and fun. Her staff is wonderful too - very organized, scheduling and billing is very clear. Dr. Gingrich diagnosed my gout after an emergency room missed it.

I think that I like The Foot Center. I went to the office in Colonial Heights to get a second…read moreopinion. The doctor that I saw was named John Swangim. I also took my father to see John. My father loved John who removed corns/calluses from his feet. He experienced immediate relief and could walk without limping. John also suggested a larger width shoe for my dad to wear, special compression socks and the need to wear footwear in the house and suggested certain brands of shoes for my dad to wear. John printed out checklist for the shoes as well as providing a written list of stores in the Richmond area that carry these particular shoes. I had an extremely hard time finding those shoes because my dad's feet are so small. Eventually, I found a pair that fit and my Dad is very pleased. I went to John because I thought I had plantar warts. John took great care of me as well suggesting things that I could do to alleviate the pain caused by these calluses and corns on my feet and confirmed that I did not have plantar warts. He also suggested that I try out laser treatments for 6 weeks to determine if this treatment would help with the overall health of my feet due to walking on concrete floors at work and arthritis in my feet. I misunderstood the purpose of the laser treatment, thinking that it was some type of procedure done with laser to remove the roots of the calluses in the ball of my feet to stop the pain when I walk. I found the bedside manner of the technician, Mary, to be rather brusque and defensive. She took issue with my questions, concerns and statements by accusing me of saying that she was unqualified to do her job and opened the door so that she would have witnesses concerning my negative behavior toward. Her manner caused me great stress and I ended up in tears. It was a very stressful time for me. Of course, after I began crying she changed her tune quickly. After I went for the second appointment, I decided not to go anymore. My chiropractor provides the same services and is extremely kind and caring, always ready to answer my questions outside of the box. I am very knowledgeable about my body, my issues and how I respond to pain. I always ask many questions. It seemed to me that Mary had a nice, memorized script to explain the procedure that she provided, giving little opportunity to talk and discuss my out of box situation. She seemed irritated that I would interrupt her presentation by chiming in with questions for clarification. I learned nothing new from her and unfortunately, did not feel comfortable to speak very much for fear of offending her again. She was not interested in learning about my medical history. She just wanted to say what she had to say. When she made suggestions for items to purchase and exercises to do that would help improve the health of my feet, I asked for a printout or list of items recommended for purchase as well as instructions for the exercises being suggested, explicitly stating that I would not remember the item names and needed instructions for the exercises and I would need to do my research as I am always open to new ideas. Mary did not provide the requested items. The experience was stressful and I felt very rushed. It is unfortunate that Mary is the only technician who provides this laser treatment for the three locations of The Foot Center so I will have no opportunity to meet and work with another person.

Just waited 30 minutes to see Podiatrist. When I walked into hallway to see what was going on told…read more"he just got in". I left as I had to go back to work. Waiting for an apology via phone call. Nobody apologized yet.

The doctor visited my sister at an assisted living facility. He diagnosed a foot problem as a…read moresevere ingrown toenail and the only way to treat any further was in his office. I received a second opinion from another podiatrist who explained there were no ingrown toenails, but instead was a foot fungus, and began treatment.

Dr. Earnest was wonderful! He took the time to hear all of my concerns and addressed each one of…read morethem. He explained thoroughly and provided solutions. Additionally the office team were great and made it to make an appointment and registration process was very smooth.

Some doctors are harder to get an appointment with than others, but their online appointment…read morebooking system makes it very easy to do it yourself. They'll even respond to texts pretty quickly. I ended up at the Glen Allen location and saw Dr. Shepherd within two days. Great "bedside manner" and easy to talk to. Her nurse was efficient and pleasant, as well. My only gripe would be that their new patient paperwork should be given in advance like most practices do these days. They called me back to be seen before I was even though page 3 of the stack of like 10 pages. A minor thing, but a timesaver.

Worst experience I've ever had with any type of medical practice. Dr. James Baldwin was anything…read morebut professional. I had a surgery done on my left foot and dr Baldwin was not attentive from the very start and couldn't have cared less about my recovery. My surgery was a absolute failure because of his incompetency. I am now seeing a new doctor who has stated to me that I'm not the first one that they are having to fix his work.

Dr. Shadbolt is so calm when explaining your diagnosis and procedure. Each visit has been such a…read moregreat experience. His Nurse/Staff are amazing also. This is a wonderful, small practice. I highly recommend.

Dr. Shadbolt himself was fine. But the front office staff leaves much to be desired. I had an appt…read moreDec 5th/23 and got fitted for orthotic inserts. By late January they still had not come in so I called the office and was told they were delayed due to the holidays (Xmas). Fast forward another couple of weeks and I receive a bill in the mail for $400 for the orthotics that were supposed to be covered by insurance (and that I had still not received). When I called the office to enquire about it they were less than no help explaining why I was receiving this bill. They said insurance had denied the claim and that I was responsible for the bill. I called my insurance company and they told me the podiatrist's office had submitted an incorrect insurance code and they just needed to fix that and they will be covered. I called the office to let them know and was then told that my orthotics had never even got ordered in the first place! So that explains the two-month delay in receiving the orthotic inserts but certainly doesn't explain why I then received a $400 bill from them. I'd look elsewhere for treatment.