Dr. Neha Khanna

I’ve had a really good experience with Dr Neha Khanna. She is a smart, well educated and easy going professional, who’s currently supervising my Plantar fasciitis/Heel spurs. She was able to quickly diagnose and figure it out, prescribed me right meds and some right additional tests and treatment. I got REAL relief and now i am, on my way to recovery! Thank you very very much Dr Neha Khanna. Blessed to have you!!! Her staff is so polite and welcoming. Will definitely recommend to all my friends n family members.

I have been experiencing pain and tingling in my feet for quite some time and it is starting to interfere with my daily life and comfort. I decided to see a professional about my problems. Dr. Khanna was very patient with me and my many questions. Dr. Khanna diagnosed and then took a good amount of time explaining my foot pain situation to me. Her office staff were extremely pleasant and efficient. I glad I decided to go to see her.

Dr. Khanna is an extraordinary Dr. and Surgeon. She performed Toe Surgery on my wife Elizabeth Goldman and sees her post surgically at this time. Her Bedside Manner is fantastic and explains everything in an easy way to understand. We would highly recommend her.

Dr. Khanna has the best bedside manner of any doctor I have had to deal with. Not only is she great at what she does and is helping me with severe arthritis in my feet and heel spurs, she also very kind in the process.

I never write reviews but feel a duty to inform potential patients of the issues they face with this doctor. My first appointment with Neha Khanna involved a 50 minute waiting period after which she twice told me that my toe was “super infected” and prescribed antibiotics. I was concerned about her lack of lack of professionalism, but scared enough to take the antibiotics and return for a follow up visit. My second appointment was at 9:15. I arrived at 9 am, and was told that the doctor was not in and would be late. After about 45 minutes (during which time two other patients me came and left after waiting about 30 minutes), she hurried in and saw me, the only patient left waiting. She was hurried and had a terrible bedside manner. Her facial expression showed shock that my toe looked the same after the antibiotics, so I started to feel that she was not knowledgeable about the issue. The doctor tried to rush me into having a procedure (toenail removal) that she said would have a 1 week recovery time without explaining why I needed the procedure that day, and then told me I seemed confused because I asked questions about how it would turn out after the procedure and what wound care I should do. She also said no one knows if the new nail would grow in properly. I told her I would reschedule, just to get her to back off and left to immediately find a competent doctor for a second opinion. The new podiatrist informed me that what she thought was an infection was simply a collection of cells that the body makes to fight off infection and lanced it in about 2 minutes. He also said the new nail was clearly growing in under the old nail, showing me the new nail about halfway up the old nail. He said and removing it was a bad idea because it would need a template in order to grow properly. After two days, it looks much better and is growing well. I’m glad I avoided an unnecessary procedure at the hand of Neha Khanna that would have led to poor results since she seemed so ill prepared.