I have been going to Dr. Oghoorian for over a year. His staff is very professional. He is very…read morecaring and he really listens to the patient's needs. I highly recommend him as a podiatrist.

I was referred to this office in August and unfortunately had a very poor experience…read more During intake, my medications and personal information were discussed with the exam room door left open, which raised serious concerns for me about patient privacy. The doctor was in the room for less than five minutes before prescribing a strong anti-inflammatory medication and instructing me to return in one week to evaluate how it worked and discuss next steps for treatment. On the day of my follow-up appointment, I received a call that my appointment was being canceled due to an issue with my insurance referral. I had adjusted my work schedule for this appointment, so the last minute cancellation was highly unprofessional. I was told they would contact me once the referral issue was corrected, but I never heard back. As a result, I completed a week of strong medication with no follow-up care. Billing was also handled poorly. I initially received a bill for nearly $300, followed later by a corrected statement for $10 (my insurance co-pay) with no explanation for the error. Because the office requires payment by check (which I do not utilize), I called repeatedly from October through February to pay the balance over the phone by credit card. However, no one answered the phone, and I left multiple messages, including with after-hours staff, but never received a callback. In February, I finally received a call stating my balance was "deeply outstanding" and at risk of being sent to collections. When I explained that I had been trying for months to resolve the balance and had left multiple messages, the response was brief and dismissive, including the comment, "Oh, I guess I should check the messages." The lack of follow-up care, poor communication, billing confusion, and privacy concerns made this an extremely frustrating and unprofessional experience.

Great experience here! They got me in same day for double ingrown toenails that were causing a lot…read moreof pain! Dr. Bruening was so kind and made the process totally painless. Would recommend.

I came here for a double ingrown toenail removal in April 2025 with Dr. Le. He was amazing. Had a…read moregreat experience, sad that I couldn't record the procedure due to HIPAA, but I took lots of photos. I won't post here kind of gross lol. I feel like the tourniquet is what hurts the most! The numbing shot was not that bad at all as everyone has said. I'm almost all healed up already. Make sure you do your Epsom salt soaks twice a day after the procedure and clean the incision you'll be fine. Thank you Dr. Le!

Dr. Tam is an excellent podiatrist. He treats his patients with care. He and his staff provide the…read morenecessary care to ensure that your feet are welll taken care of in the long run.

Dr. Tan was amazing. He takes great care of you and spends whatever time is necessary with the…read morepatient. He has always been kind and recommends only what is necessary! Thanks Dr. Tam!

Dr Demirjian is the best. For me, he has been straight and to the point. Extremely knowledgeable…read moreand cool, he pulled out an ingrown toenail from my left foot and it has been painless. I'm not sure why I waited so long. I really enjoyed my experience. Thank you Dr D.

At my doctors referral, I called for an appointment. A rude lady answered and asked if she could…read morecall me back to get a new client appointment, shame than called me back and asked if she could call me at 8am ( when they open) the next morning to just schedule me for a first appointment? The next day no one called....I called at 9:30, I asked her if they don't want new patients only for the rude lady to start telling me it is only her and the doctor and she is very busy? I told her she did not want to schedule me the previous afternoon. She got rude with me and tried to claim I was being rude? I can't believe this doctor likes this kind of new patient treatment. His business will suffer. I called and told my Doctor, who immediately referred me to someone else. BTW, I never got to meet with this doctor!

They did near zero. But billed like they had. Spent all of 40 seconds on my nails. Do yourself a…read morefavor go somewhere else.

Front Office experience was unprofessional. When a doctor calls the office staff, kids. Red Flag.read more

I jammed my toe during the holidays and was in need of a podiatrist. I was fortunate to find Dr…read more Huang who was able to squeeze me in the same day. The process was quite simple actually. The parking is located in the back and the entrance is easily accessible. While I walked in the lobby, the reception greeted and handed me some paperwork to fill out. I was then ushered into an examination room, sat on a chair and took off my shoes. The doctor came in and was very cordial, communicative and most importantly patient. He answered all my questions and assisted me with my concerns. Great experience overall.

Anyone have Blue Cross PPO!? Read along.... Unfortunately I…read morenever had a chance to see this doctor. The front desk lady did not understand how Blue Cross works. Had she understood what her computer read, she would see I have met my individual deductible. She wanted me to pay what left of the family deductible. So she told me I need to pay $140 plus whatever services are rendered. That was upfront! I hadn't even seen the doctor yet. I knew I I wasn't responsible to pay for the office visit in full. As soon as I got in the car I called Blue Cross who told me that I was right. They put me on hold and called her and explained to her how it worked and that she should not have asked up front and taught her what she should have done. I did not return as I did not trust this office anymore. So please make sure you speak to your insurance company first and ask reception at the office to check:understand your insurance benefits BEFORE you drive all the way down there.

My back went out. I was desperate for relief. I couldn't sleep, sit, stand or walk in how much pain…read moreI was experiencing. Not even prescription medication was helping. Office availability and accommodation is excellent. Dr. Willems helped me get my back up to speed. Forever grateful for his expertise and service. He genuinely cares for the patients wellbeing. Extremely knowledgeable and honest with his profession.

Great service! Dr Williams was amazing! He took the time to explain what was wrong with me and the…read moretreatment. He did an alignment and I feel so much better. He was so gentle and efficient. I can't wait to see the results at the end. The staff at the office were great and prompt. Great experience!

So, I was doing something I probably should not be doing at my age anymore (or at the very least,…read morebeing a lot more cautious, LOL!!). Went sledding with kiddos over the last winter break. My elbow must have hit a rock or something else jutting out of the snow on the way down one of the runs. Fast forward to almost four months later and I'm still having pain! I start thinking, maybe I should get this checked out and make sure I don't have a fracture or something. I've never seen an orthopedic doctor in my life--so wasn't sure what to expect. I saw another doctor in this office (Dr. Bouz). He is a straight shooter kind of guy (which is fine with me). The office has the ability to do Xrays internally so there is no need to wait to get them done or for results. The technician who took the pictures for me was a joyful person who I could tell really loves his job. The receptionist was super helpful, patient, and kind from the time of booking the appointment until I left. All around great office visit where I got the answers I needed and in a very efficient manner. I hope to not have to come to this office again for any reason, but if I do, it's nice to know there is a solid choice so nearby. :-)

I thought this doc was a bit rude. Making me cry in the office is pretty much the qualifier for…read morerudeness. I was trying to tell him what happened to me in two accidents and which body parts were hurt in those accidents. That's how insurance companies think - per event and which body parts were involved in the date of injury. He kept wanting to go over it by body part. I sort of get that, but come ON! Try listening when a patient is taking to you. "OK, What happened that day? What body parts were hurt? were any hurt on both days?" Any moron should get it. But that's the problem with orthopedic surgeons, they all have a god complex. They want to cut and sew you back together so they can congratulate themselves on their handiwork. I walked out and went back to my general practitioner. That was a probably a mistake on some levels. I might have been able to get MRIs and cortisone shots sooner. I can't help but think that good bedside manner is important. "Ma'am, I can see you're upset. Do your best to tell me what happened so I can treat you." Unfortunately, social skills are often an afterthought rather than millions they are going to make as doctors. My grandfather was a family practitioner and he was nice to everyone. He saved people's lives. And if you couldn't pay, he would treat you anyway. Those days are over.