Thank God for gut instincts! I've had pain in my foot below my ankle on my instep. I was referred…read moreto Dr. Nazarian. My first visit: I barely told him about my pain and it's like he didn't even listen. He went straight to "you have arthritis", walked out of the room and returned with a needle and steroids which he jammed into the top of my foot. Hurt like hell! My foot did feel better for 2 days. The next week I was given a steroid pack to take orally and told to get weight bearing x rays. The next week he showed the x rays and told me I needed to have Lapiplasty surgery (a bone fusion surgery typically for bunions). I left feeling defeated but hopeful. Something told me to do a little research. After seeing horrible reviews about this doctor including a Facebook post calling him "the butcher" I found a doctor in the valley for a second opinion. I described my pain as she looked at the x rays. She did a thorough exam and asked if the bunion area hurt. I said not at all. She diagnosed posterior tibial tendonitis! I came home with a brace on my ankle and I will go to physical therapy. She said "I am a surgeon and I love to operate but I would NEVER suggest this surgery without having constant bunion pain." I would not suggest Dr. Nazarian.

From the owner: Under the expert care of Dr. Serjik Nazarian, DPM a pre eminent, board certified podiatrist you…read morewill experience our signature brand of superior care and experience, fueled by our passion to help those in our community. At Sedona Foot and Ankle Specialists, patients receive both general as well as specialized podiatric services. Having been published in the American Journal of Medicine, Dr Nazarian is an authority on diabetic foot care. His extensive training, experience and compassion focuses his interest on preventative measures for diabetic wound care and limb salvage, leaving amputation as the last possible option. As an accomplished surgeon, Dr. Nazarian has been recognized with the Arthroplasty Excellence in Surgery award. We look forward to providing you with the best possible podiatric care in one of our three locations!

They have not given me a surgery time and I am supposed to have surgery at 600 AM in the morning…read more If I don't find out soon I will go with someone else and a different hospital!

Awesome experience. The staff is very professional…read more My procedure was running behind schedule and a staff member kept coming out to update me. My husband received text messages and face to face updates on my progress. I was taken care of, treated with respect and kindness.

Dr. Williams has been extremely rude at most appts. attended. He is dismissive of my questions…read moreregarding my MRI findings. He continues to recommend multiple injections at each appt. I'm worried what this is doing to my tendon health. He is extremely arrogant and is not one to collaborate, rather it's his way or the high way. I definitely would never recommend him to a friend or family member, there are way better doctors out there.

He complained about "losing money" by doing my surgery. Then I read online that he has done this…read moremultiple times. Then even thought I made significant progress in my recovery after just 2 weeks he decided I needed a manipulation. Now I've read MANY reviews that all say he co plains about money n then schedules another procedure! Makes me wonder about how ethical he really is. Is he making up for losing money by scheduling procedures that aren't truly necessary? I don't know... only he does... but it sure does feel that way.​

The prior 1 star review is from a sham patient. Dr. Schilperoort did not treat a patient with a…read moresquamous cell carcinoma on the calf and does not use the Mohs procedure. His specialty is vein procedures. Even with the Mohs method, a huge scar is possible as progressively enlarging excisions are made until the margins are completely clear. The review in question was likely made by a dermatologist who attempted to treat vein patients, but she left town several years ago.

The doctor was recommended by another doctor to remove a squamous cell carcinoma on my calf. After…read morethe procedure, a dermatologist looked at it and said the incision should have been smaller than a dime since the Moh's method was used. I have a 3 1/2" scar that looks like a Frankenstein scar. After the stitches were removed I got an infected area. I made another appointment. His nurse looked at it and found a stitch that hadn't been removed.

This doctor will tell you right up front he is only interested in patients who are looking for a…read moreoperation and is very uncaring. He was glad to order me a MRI for profit, but refused to even write a me a report about the findings. It is hard to believe that this facility would have someone such as himself working there. He has no heart

My family doctor sent me to Dr. Spitalieri several years ago. He said Dr. Spitalieri was the only…read moreneurosurgeon in the area who had trained in an advanced spine fellowship. Dr. Spitalieri was incredibly kind and considerate when I went to see him. I don't care what anyone says...bedside manner is important! I want to feel like my surgeon is treating me like he would a member of his own family. DR. SPITALIERI DOES! Dr. Spitalieri recommended surgery and performed a minimally invasive lumbar decompression on me. I felt great after the surgery and I'm still going strong! I highly recommend him to anyone!

Having some complicated vascular problems the I lived with for many years and had no idea I was…read moresent to Dr. Le by a hematology specialist and Dr. Le diagnosed my medical condition and continued follow up treatment. If I could give him 6 stars I would!!

Very pleasant office assistant helpful Looking forward to my…read morefirst appointment Thank you L Ellis

I visited Dr. Price for what felt like a potentially acute situation (uncharacteristic headaches,…read moredizziness unrelated to an injury), and her office was able to see me within days (a generic appointment might take months to set up). I was seen 20 min before my appointment and her assistant Jennifer was comprehensive and professional and thoughtful setting me up well to visit with Price. Price was the consummate professional healthcare provider in an old-school sort of way. Calm, collected, compassionate, engaged, engageable, professional, considerate. She is a deep and patient listener and willing to share her own personal perspectives (with modesty) as she fine tunes her focus on me and my needs. (I deeply appreciate the easy-going, good-natured give and take.) She took her time to develop her understanding of my condition through conversation and physical exam to rule out stroke and other possibilities. Her easy-going, relationship-building approach was so reminiscent of how doctors used to behave--how doctors used to interact. I was, frankly, blown away by her humanity as I haven't seen that high a level of quality care for a long while. She sensed instantly that I am a collaborative sort of patient who shares in the health care examination process by providing broad and specific information and even propose hypotheses. As if right on cue, she took all those data and fielded them deftly, providing insights and perspectives and leading to a diagnosis that felt on target. Rarely do I find a doctor who is so openly willing to share in the healthcare process with their patients. Dr. Price is every bit that rare doctor who is exclusively there for her patients' well-being. As I departed, I asked if she was accepting new patients, and essentially she told me she was full. I am already set up to start with another doctor in the coming months (also very well-regarded), but will try to squeeze my way into be becoming Dr. Price's newest patient as she is essentially everything one could hope for in a PCP.