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Elite Podiatry, PLLC
Elite Podiatry, PLLC
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4530 E Ray Rd Suite 172 Phoenix, AZ 85044
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Elite Podiatry, PLLC

Elite Podiatry, PLLC is a Foot and Ankle Surgeon facility at 4530 E Ray Rd Suite 172 in Phoenix, AZ.
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4530 E Ray Rd Suite 172, Phoenix, AZ 85044
Services Elite Podiatry, PLLC is a Foot and Ankle Surgeon/office located in Phoenix, AZ 85044. A Foot and Ankle Surgeon is trained to treat surgical and non-surgical disorders of the foot and ankle. In addition, a Foot and Ankle Surgeon understands the connections between disorders and deformities of the foot, ankle, knee, hip, and the spine. A Foot and Ankle Surgeon will usually see cases that vary from trauma, arthritis care of the ankle joint, flatfoot, diabetic foot, heel pain, and nerve disorders.

Please call Elite Podiatry, PLLC at (480) 213-3011 to schedule an appointment in Phoenix, AZ or to get more information.
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Based on my experience with this podiatrist, I wouldn't recommend them to my friends or family. This provider asked me questions and seemed interested in my thoughts and concerns. However, ambiance and environment are important but Dr. Loo misdiagnosing my wife's foot as ligament (which in reality was diagnosed by an orthopedic surgeon as 3 stress fractures) added to the length of recovery time and pain. He still made us pay a lot of money for this diagnosis and we were never granted a refund for our money spent. Actually, he told my wife to return in two weeks for another injection if she wasn't feeling better. Ha, that would have only prolonged her walking on a fractured foot. He may have meant well but I believe ethically when one makes a mistake they should contact the patient and refund the money. His billing department was uncooperative and only threatened collection agency. So, I paid and now I'm writing.
by John xxx.xxx.7.177
July 07, 2014