Hands down, Dr Dobbs is the best. He is caring, funny and a real gentleman. My husband and I went…read moreto him for years. It was a sad day when we left because we moved out of the area. We have recommended him to many people. They all love him.

this review is from my mom pam lee. she dose not have yelp, writing this review for her…read more Avoid Dr. Dobbs, especially if you are a Medicare patient.   Instead of omitting that the excruciating foot pain I developed after his first surgery  was due to that failed surgery, Dr Dobbs recommended a second surgery for a condition I did not have.    This doctor conveys confidence but, he lacks ethics and follow-through. Get a second opinion on any surgery he recommends.

Poor bedside manners and doesn't even examine my foot or provide detail explanations of the…read moretreatment options or the MRI results

I came across some negative reviews on Dr. Oloff in this billboard. Many appeared to misunderstand…read morehim or his practice. I have not seen him for over 15 years but must say He is probably the honest and most experienced surgeon. I hurt my ankle in skiing and became limping in walking. I saw at least 10 doctors specialized in sports medicine, including a few from Stanford and for famous athletes. All had the same solution, bone crafting. I finally decided on one surgeon and asked him if he would recommend a doctor to consult one more last time. He recommended Dr. Oloff and was confident that Dr. Oloff would recommend the same procedure. After reviewing the X films, believe it or not, he said only one sentence; there was no way to fix my ankle to perfect even with bone crafting. I asked what he would do, "I could remove the symptom (limping) to let you walk normally but the injured bone is there forever". With an advanced degree in engineering, I listened to his very brief explanation but was fully convinced from a physics perspective. He performed a microscopic surgery on my ankle and even handed me a video of his operation. Avoided two big cuts, no more limping for the last 25 years, but certainly I wouldn't be able to race 400- or 800 meters again. Still hiking, ball playing for a limited time. I went back to see him again about 10 years after the surgery because of occasional pain. After looking at the X films, he said "I have a $100 solution and a $10k solution". He explained both and I chose the $100 solution. I spent less than $10 and overcome the pain. Being a surgeon, he did not promote surgery every time. I since referred a few to him, he did no surgery on all of them. He even knows which pharmacist to make a special formula cream to treat a bone pain (my wife gets full recovery with an Oloff cream on her dancing feet). I think it would be a huge loss if he is not sought to be a professor at a medical school. Busy with his schedule, he doesn't say too much but all his patients, please listen to him carefully, he is definitely a unique and amazing surgeon in the universe.

We had been seeing Dr. Chan who was excellent - skill and kind. Last year we were seen by Dr…read more Rolfes, who scammed us financially for minimal care.

New name and modern remodeled office. Same excellent top notch professional service and care! I…read morehave been bringing my now 92 year old mother here for over 3 decades. I highly recommend this practice for all your foot care!

What can I say about everyone at Serramonte Podiatry - love Dr Tran and all the ladies who work in…read morethe front office especially Jackie who knows everyone and is so personable.

Heads up! Take care when choosing an emergency contact. This number is not kept private. If there…read moreis a billing issue, the emergency contact will be contacted. After it happened to me, I spoke with the Office Manager about this, and she confirmed that it is standard practice to provide the emergency contact number when trying to resolve a billing issue. A collection agency got involved in collecting a nominal amount of money, ~$45 which I had overlooked. Serramonte Podiatry provided the company both my phone number and the emergency contact number. This was confirmed by both parties. The collection company attempted to contact me a few times, and each time when I answered the call there was a recording prompting me to press "9" to speak with an agent. Each time I did press "9" and the call was disconnected by the company before an agent ever came on the line. It was the holidays, I was with my family, I didn't take time out to try to sort out who was calling me and why. Granted I should have taken a more active role in resolving this issue. However, it seems wildly inappropriate and a break in trust to provide an emergency contact number for a billing issue. A billing issue is not an emergency. When I spoke to the Office Manager, she also confirmed that when providing the emergency contact to Serramonte Podiatry on their form, it is not disclosed that this person will be contacted for non-emergencies, such as billing issues. The care I received at Serramonte Podiatry was satisfactory, however when it comes to privacy at a medical facility a break in trust is inexcusable. I do hope that Serramonte Podiatry will reconsider this policy, as the Office Manager said they would.

I am not even a patient of Dr. Segler and yet in one phone consultation I completely got what all…read morethe accolades are about. He took the time to get into the nitty gritty of my post Lapidus Bunionectomy journey and gave me a clear step-by-step path of how to proceed in my healing. He included detailed information on orthotics, healing practices to be more consistent with, a well-laid path for building up to running and suggested a CT scan to rule out any non-union at my incision site or any hardware issues that my X-rays or MRI might not have detected. He also took the time to thoughtfully and sensitively let me know I might not be the best candidate for custom orthotics. I ended the call feeling incredibly heard, honored and taken care of. Thank you Dr. Segler.

Be very careful with Dr. Segler. He is way more into marketing than treatment and will focus on…read moreextracting the most cash from you than focusing on your improvement. I began laser treatment on my nails with him and as many of those treatments showed no improvement he performed total nail avulsion (ripped nails out). Now my nails are completely ruined for life. I spent almost $2k with him and every time I see my nails I fully regret the day I met him. I would have been much better off had I not done anything to my nails. Don't be lured with his marketing and web site. Do your own research. Laser treatment doesn't work for most people - save your money. And, certainly don't have anyone remove nails unless it is causing pain or other issues. At the of the day, be wary of fast-talking doctors. This doctor is more interested in his own fitness, podcasts and buying real estate (just ask him or do a search online first). I'm sure he does well with older ladies out there who need someone to talk to, but now my nails are 90% worse than when I started. He really is a doc on the run. Check out his "medical" credentials before you engage him.

Hard to get ahold off especially with my possibly nerve damage on my index toe on my feetread more

I was able to get an appointment the day after I called. Dr. K was through, giving me a diagnosis…read moreand a prescription. He also had some recommendations about the best shoes for me.

I was under the care of Tomas Valdez for almost a year for high cholesterol and elevated blood…read moresugar. While he monitored these issues over time, I often found him difficult to reach directly, both in person and by text. Much of the communication and test ordering was handled by his staff, sometimes without clear oversight. Because of inconsistent appointment availability, limited guidance on managing cholesterol and blood sugar, and a lack of direct follow-up, I ultimately decided to change my primary care provider. At one point, the wrong tests were ordered, and a cholesterol test I expected wasn't included, even though I had asked about it directly. When I brought this to his attention, it was attributed to staff error. If you prefer a provider who mainly follows your own suggestions, he may be a good fit. However, if you're looking for more hands-on expertise and direct involvement in your care, my experience suggests this may not be the best match.

This review is only in regards to the receptionist that I spoke with on June 26 2020…read more When I called, she was extremely rude and condescending with an attitude. Clearly she has no customer to customer report. When I had asked for when the earliest time I can make an appointment to see Dr. Valdez, she replied with a 'ugh' and laughed... who does that

I had an excellent surgery done in this office. I'm happy with staff, procedures, doctors and the…read morestudents. I trust them 100% and highly recommend them.

Very professional and great doctors. Convenient location. Care quality and keeping the patient…read moreinformed about procedures.

A bad coordination among the workers. My surgery resulted in nerve pain!…read more Unbelievable!

I had to call after two weeks for my test results (they said they would call in a week.) Negative…read moreresults and no real answer as to why the damaged toe. I was free to $chedule an appointment ......