At Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic (PPFAC) we LOVE our patients! We are here to do all we can to get them back on two healthy feet as quickly (and safely) as possible. The highest compliment we can receive is a happy, satisfied patient. Thanks to those who share their experiences! We would love to hear your story!
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I was shocked I needed a better plan than removing a sliver from my foot. But I did!! I was so lucky to find Dr. Arain-Saleem and Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic!! She was like finding a new friend.. and so professional. My whole experience was beyond awesome. She even sent a basket of cookies the day after my surgery!! Everyone at the clinic was efficent and a pleasure to work with. I will forever be recommending them to my family and friends. THANK YOU!! -
I am so grateful for the wonderful care that I have received from Dr. Misty McNeill, Dr. Doyle and all the staff at Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic. I have been treated at the clinic since September of 2013 when I had torn facia in my right foot until the present as I recover from my second foot surgery in December of 2014. I truly feel that Prairie Path has been a very special blessing in my life and look forward to pain free walking!! -
I saw Dr. Doyle this last July due to having developed some metatarsalgia from running. Due to her excellent treatment, I was able to continue training for the Chicago marathon and successfully completed it last Sunday in under 4 hours, which was my goal. I want to thank her for her efforts with my treatment, but I also want to thank her for taking the time to find a physical therapist who would be knowledgeable about running injuries. She called me back shortly after our visit and recommended Mike Inoshita at Novacare. Mike did a fabulous job! I couldn't be happier with you guys!!!
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