Quick, accurate diagnosis. Excellent results from two surgeries. Highly recommended, especially for dancers with special foot needs. Excellent manner with patients.

Submitted May 7, 2009

Not only a beautiful woman, but also a great doctor. She is very caring and has the touch that most doctor's of today lack. Her recommendations have very clear implications, and seems to be quite knowledgeable.

Submitted Nov. 29, 2008

Dr. Knee mistreated me for a problem in my foot, giving me a stiff insert for my shoe that altered my gait, causing onset of damage to my spine (already stressed by years of limping). She then refused to respond to my primary care, who was trying to get in touch with her to find out what happened. I was later sent back to her for the same foot injury (trapped by HMO restrictions). Again, she gave me ineffective treatment: arch supports that weren't even customized for my foot, increasing my pain, when what I needed was surgery. She was extremely callous, especially when you consider that I was suffering agonizing nerve pain. Because of her and other doctors in that medical group, I now have permanent nerve damage.

Submitted Sept. 19, 2007

Dr. Knee fixed a couple of botched ankle surgeries (by another doctor in a different practice). Because of her I can walk without pain

Submitted March 12, 2007

Dr. Knee was amazing. I got in a horrific bicycle accident and needed extensiive surgery on my ankle. She was caring, patient, attentive and comforting. She made a painful experience less stressful and I was confident in her practice and interest in my well being. I would not have made it through that period of time without her.

Submitted Feb. 6, 2007

She is the type of doctor Medicare should go after. All she is concerned about is scheduling an appt. but is only in the room about minutes. Doesn't listen, doesn't address concerns or explain anything. Gives medically unsound advice to people with HIV. Stay clear unless you want countless unproductive visits while being kept in the dark. I was sent as a consult from my primary and we both had to repeated request Dr. Knee to give my primary any information. She shouldn't be allowed to practice.

Submitted May 29, 2005