Dr. Dale couldn't be a nicer, more considerate doctor if he tried. He really takes the time and…read moreeffort to help you in any way he can and is very patient and kind. He reminds me of doctor's from the past who make you feel sincerely cared for. Highly recommend.

Service received was excellent and professional. I now have two holes in my foot, but healing…read morenicely. Gave me an explanation of what was causing my foot pain, took care of it and advice on how to avoid repetition.

Dr. Jen Strauser is amazing not only because she knows her stuff, but also because she goes above…read moreand beyond to help you. She is both highly knowledgable and kind. After doing a hip hop dance class (on concrete with LOTS of jumping in crappy shoes with no arch support), I came to her on crutches with severe foot pain, which she diagnosed as plantar fasciitis. She wrapped my foot to provide support and pain relief...not just once, multiple times. She even came in on a friday to re-wrap it so that I was not in pain over the weekend. She recommended some great arch supports for me and I have not had that extreme of pain since. Dr. Jen rocks! So glad I found her! :)

Initially I went in to Dr Strauser because I didn't know what was going on with a toe nail but knew…read moreit wasn't good. She took some samples, tested the bejeezus out of it but we couldn't figure it out. She had me try an at home treatment and after 6 months I decided to go back in since the home treatment didn't help. The next step (which was a big one for me) was removing the nail. Well, she did a damn fine job. I felt nothing and the toe nail healed up perfectly. Fast forward a year and it feels like an ingrown is happening. I head back in, she takes a look, agrees, and I walk out 15 min later with a small bandage over the toe. Three weeks later and it's totally healed. No more pain, looks fantastic. Dr Strauser has been so helpful and super responsive. She hands out a number to call / text if anything goes wrong after a procedure and has a great sense of humor to boot.

Drs Poggio and Chris Enriquez performed surgery on my Lisfrancs injury 3 weeks ago. I had several…read morefractured and dislocated bones as well as torn cartilage. Dr Poggio diagnosed me quickly and accurately. I am healing well and thankful for the skill of these two doctors / skilled surgeons. They also both are great listeners focused on patient care and comfort. The office staff has been sympathetic and very helpful in scheduling and support.

I had an appointment for myself and my husband with the doctor who works with Dr. Poggio. We live…read morein Berkeley. We showed up for the appointment and a bitchy bleach-blonde woman said, "You DON'T have an appointment today. We DON'T have a doctor here today." She didn't ask my name or check or say, "Sorry, seems to be some mistake" or offer to help in any way. Back home, I called and said that my appointment schedule in my computer confirmed that I had an appointment and she said, "You actually have an appointment in ALAMEDA today." She said I called the Alameda number. I called a 510-area number. No one said the office was the Alameda one or that the podiatrists had an Alameda office. I cancelled for us both and, without saying goodbye, she hung up on me. All of you who live in Berkeley know it would, on a weekday, be sometimes up to an hour drive to Alameda and an hour back. No one in their right mind would drive there willingly. There ARE other podiatrists. As others have complained, the office staff at this office are unfriendly, unhelpful and make appointments here not worth the aggravation. A little, even a little, politeness would have gone a long way.

I LOVE ANNIE. Upon first meeting her, she exudes warmth and positivity. So helpful and kind…read more Patient. Isaac seemed to be learning the ropes. And Dr. Steven Abadi seemed professional and experienced. I was seen for a ganglion cyst. I'm hopeful that we'll figure out a solution so I can return to working out regularly pain-free. Cheers and all the best! P.S. this medical office has a coat drive. Available for drop off until the new year 2025 I was told. I've been looking all over for one and I can't wait to share the warmth! Come on by and deliver your coats! Happy holidays!

Update as of September 17, 2025…read more I already shared my first review on Google, but since they only allow one per account, I didn't want to delete it just to post again. So I'm sharing this update here on Yelp instead. I will only use my first name and it's Sonja. I've been seeing Dr. Reed Coast for several months now for my foot injury, and what really stands out about him is how warm, gentle, and kind he is. The way he communicates with you as a patient, the way he evaluates you, and the way he explains things so clearly, it all helps you feel confident about making the best decision for your care. He's very personable, and that makes a huge difference when you're in constant pain and dealing with different doctors. In the past, I've seen other providers for the same injury, and I just didn't feel like I got the same level of care. But with Dr. Coast, I actually look forward to my visits because I know he's going to be hands-on and really present. I appreciate that so much. When he walks into the room, you never feel rushed. He doesn't make you feel like he's just trying to get through your appointment and move on to the next person. He sits with you, listens with intention, and takes the time to explain your treatment plan in a way that makes sense. He lays out your options and helps you understand what's going on with your injury. Every time I leave his office, I feel grateful that he's my doctor. Dr. Coast's staff is truly a reflection of the care he provides. From the moment you check in to the time you're brought into the room, every one of those ladies is kind, professional, and welcoming. They always greet you with a smile, and that makes all the difference. It sets the tone for the visit and helps you feel at ease, even when you're dealing with pain or just not feeling your best. I always enjoy chatting with them during my appointments. They're easy to talk to, genuinely sweet, and their positive energy makes the whole experience better. It's rare to find a team that's both efficient and caring, and I really appreciate that.

What a a wonderful man and a wonderful doctor!!!! He took all the extra steps to diagnose me! He…read morewasn't, as so many podiatrists are, quick with the steroids. He spent the time to figure out what wasn't working about my feet and my gait and helped me with exercises that made all the difference, He was wonderful!

I was actually in the office to see the other podiatrist who works there. While sitting in an exam…read moreroom waiting for my doctor to enter an unknown individual (who I later indentified as Dr. Mihok) entered the exam room without introducing himself to me and began rummaging through the drawers. When I said "hello" he started trying to make small talk still without introducing himself or telling me who he was or what he was doing in my medical exam room. At this point I felt extremely uncomfortable and asked him if he was my DR.'s assistant? He said "no" and made a joke and then told me to put my feet up on the table. I said "no" at which point he said aggressively "just put your feet on the table!" and reached down and touched my leg to physically move it! I told him don't touch me! And I almost kicked him in his hand but he got the idea and immediately left the room. After the fact I was able to identify the individual as Dr. Mihok. What a creep! Definitely look somewhere else for treatment!

Before coming to Pro+Kinetix, I waited longer than I should have--probably a few months. Like a lot…read moreof active people, I thought I could just "run through it" and that it would resolve on its own. The main obstacle was honestly a mix of stubbornness and not wanting to slow down my training. I came in with a sports hernia and ongoing hip flexor issues. At my baseline, I was running about 60 miles a week and playing soccer twice weekly. By the time I sought help, I was down to ~20 miles a week and had completely stopped playing soccer. It was frustrating and honestly a bit concerning given how central activity is to my routine. Before PT, I tried the usual things--rest, stretching, some generic strengthening exercises, and modifying my running--but nothing really addressed the root problem. I'd improve slightly and then regress again. I chose Pro+Kinetix because of their reputation for working with athletes and their focus on performance-based rehab rather than just symptom management. I wanted someone who understood not just how to get me out of pain, but how to get me back to a high level of activity. Working with Dr. Jose Gonzalez Mejia was a game changer. What stood out was the specificity--everything was tailored: targeted strength work, movement pattern corrections, and a very intentional, progressive return-to-load plan. This wasn't a cookie-cutter program. He also did a great job explaining the why behind each exercise, which made it easier to stay consistent and confident in the process. As a patient, the experience was extremely professional and focused. Sessions were efficient, hands-on, and goal-oriented. It felt like a true partnership in getting back to performance, not just passive treatment. The impact has been huge. I'm now back up to ~50 miles per week and have started playing soccer again--something that felt pretty far off when I first came in. More importantly, I feel stronger and more resilient than before the injury, with a much better understanding of how to manage load and prevent recurrence.

I can't recommend Pro+Kinetix Physical Therapy, and specifically Dr. Lorraine, enough. After a hip…read moreinjury, I worked with Dr. Lorraine over 10-15 sessions and saw dramatic improvements in my strength and mobility, ultimately returning to all of my pre-injury athletic hobbies without pain. What sets Pro+Kinetix apart: you get a full hour with your therapist (not the rushed 30-minute sessions I've experienced elsewhere), and you always work with the same person. That consistency made a world of difference. Dr. Lorraine not only built a structured, effective recovery plan, but she genuinely listened to my concerns and gave me the confidence that I'd get back to my normal, and I did. She also sent me home with a toolkit for both ongoing hip strength/mobility maintenance and to manage any future flareups, should they occur. My insurance didn't cover the cost, but I can say without hesitation that it was worth every penny.

I have experienced ingrown toenails and bruised toenails from sports for years. Dr. Pursnani was…read moreable to treat the ingrown toenail in such a way that it did not come back. She also treated my bruised toenails to relieve the pain. She gave me some helpful tips and a toe sleeve to prevent sports injuries in the future. In addition to these injuries and ailments, Dr. Pursnani recommended calf and heel cord stretches when I was dealing with heel pain after working out. I had been stretching post workout and she recommended pre-workout routine after a short warm up. I enjoy an active lifestyle. In the past these foot ailments have been roadblocks. Dr. Pursnani treated my problems in such a way they were not only healed but put me on a path not to experience them anymore. Finally, Dr. Pursnani is very easy to talk to. She is friendly and always greats me with a smile. I thoroughly recommend Dr. Pursnani for any foot pain you're facing!

Dr Pursnani took great care of my daughter's foot. She was very nice and friendly to my teenager…read more Gave prompt attention to the issue and even followed up to ensure she was recovering well!

Dr Hilger misdiagnosed my melanoma three consecutive 6 month check ups, arguing it was nothing…read more Fortunately I then saw another dermatologist that quickly found the same area had 2 melanomas, (one staged). I was so trusting after many years. It's been a very stressful time. Take caution.

Dr. Hilger was my dermatologist for over 20 years. Four months ago, he diagnosed a growth on the…read moreball of my right foot as a mosaic plantar wart. He did not express any hesitation in reaching this diagnosis. He assured me there was no cause for alarm. He prescribed a salicylic acid patch to dissolve the wart and scheduled a follow-up appointment for four months later. One month after my visit with Dr. Hilger, the growth on my foot did not look good. I went to a podiatrist. She examined my foot and told me I had an infected ulcer. After draining and bandaging the ulcer, the podiatrist had me go directly to the emergency room, where I was given an IV antibiotic and pills for a seven-day course of treatment. The podiatrist feared that the infection may have reached the bone. (Fortunately, x-rays showed that it hadn't.) I feel that an experienced dermatologist like Dr. Hilger should not have made this mistake. Foot ulcers are always a danger to watch out for in diabetics like myself. If I hadn't gone to the podiatrist, the infection could have become much more serious. Three months ago, I sent Dr. Hilger a letter to inform him of his misdiagnosis. I have not heard back from him and don't expect that I ever will.