I had a camping accident and fell off a ladder. When I landed I partially dislocated my ankle. Dr…read more Correa made time in his schedule to fit me in faster then any doctor I've ever been too. He was very thorough in his diagnostics and took the time to explain all my options and possibilities from the accident to me. Was very hands on with the care of my injury, never passing me off to anyone else if I had questions or concerns, and was very thorough in follow up visits and expectations of healing. I highly recommend Select Foot and Anlke and Dr Correa.

I Highly Recommend Select Foot and Ankle Specialist - Great Care from Dr. Correa and the Team!…read more I had a localized infection on my right big toe that I couldn't seem to resolve no matter what I tried at home, so I decided to seek professional help. Dr. Correa was excellent in explaining that the infection was under the toenail, and no home remedy I was trying could reach that area. He recommended removing the toenail to help the infection heal, which I agreed to. The procedure itself was surprisingly quick and straightforward--Dr. Correa mentioned it's a routine procedure they perform at least twice a day. It only took a few minutes, and the whole experience was seamless. Arthur, the medical staff member, was very helpful, and Gabby at the front desk was both friendly and efficient. Now, for a couple of things to be aware of: After the procedure, I was offered a post-surgery medical kit. $45! You only need self-adhesive bandages, gauze, non-stick pads, and antibiotic ointment, (I used silver gel) to change the dressing. Be smart, get these beforehand so you are not tempted. Also, I was not told by the Doc., but I soaked my foot in warm water with Epsom salt daily, which really helped with the healing process. In the patient portal, it states I received a handout, but I didn't. Be sure to ask for it if you don't receive it yourself. Finally, if you're prescribed an oral antibiotic, I highly recommend taking a very good probiotic (4 hours away from the medication) to protect your gut. Doctors often don't mention this, but it's important to keep your digestive system healthy while on antibiotics.

Dr. Brad Bachmann is very careful and thorough. He corrected surgeries that other podiatrists had…read moredone when I lived in South Texas. I highly recommend him. His staff is very friendly and helpful.

We spent over $100 with podiatrist and when she cut my father's nails. She left an ingrown nail…read more NEVER GOING BACK!!

We absolutely LOVE Dr. Shobowale and her staff!!!!! They are truly awesome!…read more When my husband was in HCA for almost 3 months, we initially saw a horrible podiatrist, my husband had an infection and this "other" dr took one look at his foot and said he is fine! Needless to say, he ended up back in the hospital and our Infectious Disease physician recommended Dr. Shobowale ... Dr. Shobowale is kind, compassionate and truly cares about YOU! She has wonderful bedside manners and EXPLAINS everything, you do not leave her office wondering what is going on! We cannot say enough great things about Dr. Shobowale and her staff!!!

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but my recent experience with this doctor's office was…read moreincredibly frustrating and disappointing. I arrived 15 minutes before my schedule appointment time, only to wait for almost 2 hours in the waiting room, there was no communication of why the long wait. Finally got called back to the exam room and was there for a period of time, only to be told the doctor could not see me and for me to leave and go have lunch and come back and the doctor may be able to see me then. I left and rescheduled for the next week. I arrived on time and once I approached the desk I was told once again the doctor could not see me, no apology or explanation, once again. This was incredibly frustrating and unprofessional, and these people have no respect for your time. I value my time and theirs, that's why I arrived 15 minutes before my scheduled appointments. This level of disrespect is unacceptable.

I questioned the diagnosis from the start, but tried the physical therapy, which helped minimally…read more The physical therapist encouraged me to make another appointment with Dr. Gunther, stating that he might order custom orthotics, schedule shockwave therapy or give me cortisone injections. I decided to see a foot/ankle specialist for a second opinion, and the specialist agreed that I was misdiagnosed. I do not recommend this doctor.

Best doctor around. He operated on both of my feet and helped cure my pain. He has a great attitude…read moreand helps explain things and has time to answer your questions.

We love Dr. Stanton! We have been patients for over 3 years. He's helped my wife and I with our…read morefeet, fitting us for orthopedics and toe nail issues. He has a wonderful Staff as well! thank you so much Dr. Stanton!

I came to see Dr. STANTON, because of issues with my toes nails. He was so thorough. He treated my…read moretoes, my feet, the movement in my ankles. He referred me to physical therapy. He took blood work to make sure that the medication wasnt affecting my liver. Each time I came into the office he was delightful and helpful. I would recommend him to anyone looking for a caring, efficient, effective Podiatrist. Dr Stanton is awesome. Parking is also great. And Penny in the front office is so sweet.

Excellent work! We've been 3 times now, once for my wife and twice for me. The attention has always…read morebeen spot on, quality attention, kind, helpful and showing a genuine interest for good health care. I definitely recommend the Cypress Foot & Ankle Center.

I made an appointment for my little boy because he had some pain in his nail. The receptionist was…read morereally nice and was able to get him in right away. They took us within minutes. The Dr. assessed his toe nail was ingrown. He gave him pain medicine and quickly removed it. Very impressed with everyone at this clinic. I would recommend them to anyone with foot and ankle issues

This man has an amazing personality and beside manner. I went to him for arch supports/ foot pain a…read morefew years back. I wore corrective shoes growing up and in giving him my history he knew the doctor my mom took me to as a child an confirmed everything I remembered due to his vast experience. Anyone would be lucky to have Dr. Ross as your foot doctor!!!

Just no! Please go somewhere else. Multiple issues!…read more I got drawn to the fact that this doctor has a history of running marathons himself and as a marathoner and triathlete myself, I sought after a podiatrist that would understand my concerns and not tell me to stop running. I was having right foot pain after a marathon and was concern going into running a second marathon 5 weeks later. First indicator I should have ran.. Or hobbled on out.. Was waiting in the waiting room for TWO hours. Do NOT tell me to come in at 9am and not call me back until 11am. I went in and basically was told the only way to fix my pain was to buy custom insoles that would form to my feet. He pitched it and I was so desperate for an answer I bought in. Mistake 1! I should have gotten a second opinion. You are required to pay in full, up front $500 for the insoles. Dr. Ross was made FULL aware that I was committing to these because I needed a fix for the marathon 5 weeks away. I was told by the doctor that the insoles would only take 3-4 weeks tops and that I'd have them in plenty of time for the race. Fast forward 5 weeks, marathon week... Pain is gone, no insoles. I got a call two days before the marathon from the office wanting to schedule an appointment to pick up my insoles. I was LIVID at this point because now they are worthless for what I was trying to accomplish. Dr. Ross' response to me is, "it's okay because this won't be the last time you run". Correct but I made the game time decision to waste $500 with the understanding that it would impact my immediate future. In hindsight, I should have gotten a second opinion. I ran the marathon without problems. Finally went to pick up the insoles, bought new neutral shoes... Hate the insoles. The my don't fit the shoe size and my toe slides off of them and hits the lip of the insole. Not to mention this is the first time I've ever developed blisters while running. The other HUGE issue with this place. They submit your claim to your insurance. I got notice from my insurance in JANUARY they had covered at least half. After at call after call and message after message and nagging, I finally got my check from them at the beginning of APRIL. End of story. Don't go here.. From one athlete to another.

I went in for back, shoulder, and calf pain expecting conservative care. What I got was a sales…read moreprocess. The negative reviews I overlooked mirror my experience exactly. I paid $225 for a "diagnostic" visit. I did not receive treatment. Instead: a COREScore scan using an INSIGHT by CLA system, which produced a color-coded report labeling me "Zone 4," "20% efficiency," and "challenged." No acknowledgment that these readings fluctuate with sleep, caffeine, stress, or anxiety. Just alarming language designed to frighten me into believing something was fundamentally wrong. Then X-rays. Then I was told to schedule a follow-up. At the follow-up, the doctor clearly hadn't reviewed my results beforehand. He was seeing everything for the first time in front of me. None of this required two visits. It felt like padding. Then someone else was brought in to discuss financials. Not the doctor. A closer. This is when it became a full sales pitch. I was presented with a 36-visit, 6-month plan. I said I was fine paying $55 per visit. I was not fine with a lump sum or monthly payments. Here's the irony: their own paperwork lists "$55.00 per visit." But that's not actually an option. The only choices were $1,917 upfront or $355/month for six months. I asked for true pay-per-visit. They refused. Any practice that demands a lump sum is prioritizing cash flow over your outcomes. They get paid whether you improve or not. The leverage disappears the moment you pay. This did not feel like healthcare. It felt like a conversion funnel. My calf pain? Barely addressed. Dr. Jeremy came across as rough and dismissive. The staff was polite, but my issue is the model: proprietary metrics framed as diagnostics and the push toward financial commitment before any trial of care. The full detailed review is included in the screenshots below. Yelp's system won't allow me to post it inline. Proceed with extreme caution. I left feeling pressured and manipulated, not cared for.

I actually was informed when I set up my appointment that my insurance will cover my visit with no…read moreissues. Guess what; I finished paying $95.00 for the first visit and at the end provide me with a little note and with some information about my next visit and discuss payment arrangements and possible future adjustment. I guess; Never Again . I regret not reading previous review. No one can tell me what covered with my insurance at all when I went to my insurance portal and I even call and they told me I was covered. Too much positivity as soon I walk in was too much. And trust me; I'm a very positive person. What's the deal with a 90 minutes follow up? Lord of Mercy . PD. Thank you for the reply event after you guys called me yesterday right away when you read my review. I guess you don't believe in previous human beings reviews or HIPPA rules. Medicare is not my primary insurance for your information. You guys just keep playing with that little box of prayers at the front desk and turning all around at the moment that when people keep asking for insurance coverage. Please don't reach me anymore. I will go to the BBB moving forward. Victor