Debra T.
3/25/2024
WOW! I had an appointment with TCO about my foot a few months ago and was age-shamed and misdiagnosed; so I wanted a second opinion. Dr. Melanie Johnson exceeded all my expectations at White...
White Bear Foot & Ankle Clinic
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4520 Centerville Rd
Saint Paul, MN 55127
White Bear Foot & Ankle Clinic, located in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, is dedicated to providing efficient and effective podiatric care to help patients get back on their feet quickly. Led by Dr. Chris Phillips, a highly skilled podiatrist with extensive experience, the clinic offers a wide range of services including diagnostic examinations, relief for foot and ankle pain, fitting for orthotics, physical therapy referrals, and podiatric surgery.
With a focus on foot and ankle care, White Bear Foot & Ankle Clinic provides comprehensive treatment for various conditions such as diabetic foot exams, foot deformities, ankle arthritis, ankle sprains, and tendon injuries. The clinic is known for its fast and friendly service, delivering great results and ensuring patient satisfaction. Dr. Phillips and his team are committed to providing honest and compassionate care, making them the go-to experts for all foot and ankle problems in the White Bear Lake area.
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3.09 reviewsJ W.
10/21/2023
Friendly. On time. Superior doctor. I wouldn't go anywhere else. Love the convenient, free parking. I feel well taken care of there.
Tonii S.
2/23/2023
I took my mom to see Dr. Melanie Johnson at the White Bear Lake location. She was knowledgeable, compassionate, and careful while working on my mom's feet. She gave good advice and explained...
Linda K.
1/11/2023
Terrible place for getting inserts. Instead of sending you to the insert people, they did the impression and I paid them directly. Had to go back for a recheck and she was going to have me come...
Dave M.
7/26/2019
This place is terrible. I went in for a simple nail removal. They felt my foot for blood circulation and decided that they could not remove the nail because of inadequate blood circulation. I...
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