I first went to Dr. Warne over 10 years ago when my other foot doctor retired. He was very helpful and took care of my feet iss...  Read More

I first went to Dr. Warne over 10 years ago when my other foot doctor retired. He was very helpful and took care of my feet issues.When I returned to the practice this past year, Dr Hum saw me. He, too, is knowledgeable and practical. I was fitted for orthotics and referred for physical therapy. Now, my son is having foot problems and I plan to have him seen at this practice as well.  Read Less

SF&AC cast custom orthotics for me to resolve arch pain I was suffering when running long distances. I recommend this office. T...  Read More

SF&AC cast custom orthotics for me to resolve arch pain I was suffering when running long distances. I recommend this office. The doctors are great. They could improve their admin staff which is why they don't have 4 or 5 stars.The good:1) The castings were perfect and my feet feel great. No more pain!2) The doctors are good. They clearly know what they are doing and they were able to describe all of my freakish genetic shortcomings accurately and effectively.3) The office is easy to find and there is always parking available.4) They take credit cards. Some doctors don't so this is very nice! No mix ups or anything with payment.5) They knew that most insurance plans don't cover orthotics and were kind enough to warn me in advance, along with instructions on how to verify coverage.The bad:1) I had to make three visits. One for a consult, one for casting, and one for pickup. It could have easily been done in a single visit and the inserts could have been mailed to me (especially considering the cost).2) $525 for two shoe inserts that took about 30 minutes to cast. Really? No, really? These are not carbon fiber hoversoles, they are plastic covered in foam. I know medical school is expensive and having an office at Samaritan is probably not cheap. But, no, really? $525? Now I know how they can take afternoons off!3) The office has no set schedule. I had a morning appointment for my initial consult and the doctor wasn't there yet. If scheduling an office appointment, plan on missing a half day of work.Sometimes they close unpredictably after lunch. My girlfriend went to retrieve my inserts one afternoon well within their listed operating hours. She had to bang on the front door and beg some upset receptionist to let her in!  Read Less

I saw Dr Rachel Wood (Milpitas) in 2010, for heel pain when a new boyfriend convinced me to try running.  She looked at my feet...  Read More

I saw Dr Rachel Wood (Milpitas) in 2010, for heel pain when a new boyfriend convinced me to try running.  She looked at my feet, took X-rays, told me I had heel spurs, and sold me orthotics.  She told me to ice, a lot.  The orthotics were expensive and very hard so they also hurt, but my whole foot instead of just the heel.Fast forward to 2017, I started walking/hiking the pain that never really went away is back, so I found Dr Hum.  The receptionist is nice but likes a really loud TV on so it feels almost stressful waiting in the waiting area but once you get into the patient room it's calming and quiet.  Dr Hum is awesome!  I gave him the low down of history and current situation and he gave me many, many options and ideas for treatment including stretching ideas and ranked everything based on helpfulness.  I tried a cortisone shot today in one heel and OMG, who knew pain-free feet felt this good??  Wow!!!    It's so incredible!  I am going to be able to walk with my daughter and her/my friends.  Yes!!!  Read Less