Patient Reviews of University Foot and Ankle Institute

It has always been my experience that doctor Gina Nalbandian has been excellent with her care and knowledge of whatever needs to be addressed. I believe in her the skills and her competence. I trust her. She is not a stuffy doctor. She is very approachable. I would recommend her to my family.

Dr. Nalbandian has been excellent. She has provided clear explanations of all treatments and the results. She has also been very accessible to answer any other questions that have come up along the way.

I'm a new patient at UFAI. So far, my experiences have been great. The front staff is friendly and accommodating. I wish the waiting room was a little larger, as it can get quite tight in there. I'm very please with Dr. Hoda and the care she has provided.

My experience went reletively well. However, I didn't have any discussion about my ongoing condition. I thought it was because of decisions made by the company management. It appears the doctor is limited,as to the amount of time they are allowed to spend with each patient, ie. an assembly line, versus each patient getting adequate attention.
In the past, the cotton placed on the treatment areas was always warm.
During my last two visits the cotton was not warm and it was not on my feet long enough to allow the skin to soften, prior to the doctor entering
to complete the treatment.

Did test on toenails at visit. Told that you would get in a few weeks with the results of the test. That was February 14, 2023 have not heard back from you as of March 21, 2023. your follow up is not very good.

I was disappointed that the X-ray machine went down that day, and the whole reason I drove from West Hills to Westlake Village to see the Dr was to get it xrayed.

If the machine went down, I should have been called and told that before I drove all the way out and back, with my recovering foot. I should have had the option to reschedule as the whole point (in my mind) was to get it prayed to see if it is still broken. When X-ray machines. go down - call patients and give them the option.