I did not care for dr. Sheth's bedside manner with my child. She kept saying that my child's feet were "flat as pancakes" and said "at least you didn't bring me any warts". Maybe she was trying to be funny, but it was unprofessional in my opinion. My child wasn't laughing either. Dr. Sheth's gait analysis consisted of having my child walk in place for what I would say was about 7 seconds. But the worst part was that she recommended that in-office x-rays be done during the visit. I wish I hadn't had them done and researched it more first because I now know that they were completely unnecessary. After the appointment I read one of their pamphlets that they had right in the exam room and it stated that "if your problem is severe and your podiatrist suspects a bone problem, x-rays may be needed." My child was there for a foot exam and did not even have any symptoms or pain let alone a severe problem. The diagnosis was flat, flexible feet. I had a second opinion and asked the other podiatrist if x-rays might be needed. The other podiatrist said that no x-rays are needed because there are no symptoms and no pain. Doing more research, I found that according to MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine), if the flat foot is “flexible” you will not need any more tests. It’s only when upon examination that there is “rigid” flat feet that x-rays may be needed.

Submitted Nov. 10, 2015

Excellent work on foot surgery, explained every option throroughly, is very direct and helful with post op instructions. I'll be back for the other foot when and if needed.

Submitted Aug. 27, 2011

I was looking for a different doctor and came across Ami Sheth's name. I have never seen her for myself, but I took my elderly neighbor into see her a number of times. Dr. Sheth has to be one of the nicest people I have ever met. She has a very caring heart and a genuine person. This carries over into her medical practice. She is very professional, knowledgeable, listens to the patient, and will do everything she can to make the patient feel better. I can't say enough good things about her. If I ever need a podiatrist, I will definitely go see her.

Submitted Aug. 9, 2011

Dr. Sheth has a wonderful bedside manner. I went to see her for removal of an infected and very painful ingrown toenail. She used just the right amount of anesthesia, not overdoing it, and waiting until she knew my toe was numb before extracting the toenail. When my internist had done the same procedure two years ago, it was so painful that I thought the extraction must have qualified as torture under the Geneva Convention. My experience with Dr. Sheth was quite the opposite. There are two other doctors in the practice. I would highly recommend this doctor.

Submitted Jan. 22, 2009