Foot Podiatrist of Arizona - Scottsdale, Arizona

Rick Clark Sr.

Dr. DiNucci is the finest foot doctor that I have been to. He fixed both of my feet where other doctors just wanted to kept me on meds. His staff is absolutely wonderful to work with as well. I have referred him to family and friends and they too have had wonderful experiences with him.

Bob Burdick

Great experience! Dr. DiNucci is very knowledgeable and an excellent surgeon. My wife had problems walking and needed surgery to correct the issue and he was able to do surgery and give her back her mobility.
His staff are all very pleasant to work with as well, which makes the total experience so much easier.
My wife Jeanne and I highly recommend Dr. DiNucci.

Thank you again Dr. DiNucci and staff for an excellent experience,

Steve Greenberg

DR DINUCCI is the best. There is no better way to say it. I have had three surgeries with him. He is kind, caring, so patient and totally brilliant. He actually explains everything carefully till you understand.
His staff is equally amazing. The kindest, friendliest and most efficient staff I have ever seen in a drs office.
I will be eternally grateful to Dr DiNucci for fixing my feet and making the surgeries and recovery as pleasant as can be. THANK YOU GUYS!

Bridget M Jackson

Stroke of luck ? that I was going to get an MRI at the facility next door and their sandwich board sign out front. I have been needing a foot surgeon, checked if he was in network on my insurance app and walked in to speak with the very helpful front desk wizard.
This has been the first time in 5 years that someone cared to investigate further than an X-ray and offer custom orthotics as a solution for a constant pain I have been enduring.
Thank you Dr DiNucci!
Excellent staff, he has a diverse number of young people working in his office that are obviously learning and gaining skills and knowledge and witnessing his thorough approach to their development was wonderful and furthered my confidence that I am in the right place for my solution and recovery to my pain and impact on my life.

Randy Magnuson

Dr. DiNucci knew just what to do to fix my aching joints. He offered several treatment choices, each with pros and cons, and he carefully explained each one. After surgery, I've seen him several times for follow-ups and my recovery is coming along nicely.

Debra Schmalz

The office staff are friendly and helpful. Dr. DiNucci is amazing. He was patient and explains everything. There is hope to solve my heel pain.

Sonja Gray

I developed a pain on the ball of my right foot just above the point in between my 3rd and 4th toe that got worse over time. When it became unbearable and I went to visit Dr. DiNucci. He diagnosed it a Morton's Neuroma and explained two options to relieve the pain. One was cortisone shots and the other a surgery to remove the nerve. I decided on the surgery. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made. It was relatively easy, and now I am 100% pain free. I would highly recommend Dr. DiNucci to anyone!

Heather Allen

Dr DiNucci's office is clean and his front office staff were nice. They were helpful on the phone when I called for an appointment for my young daughter who suffered from ingrown toenails just as I did as a child. I knew she needed the minor surgical procedure to have them removed, but also knew that she would be horrified due to the use of needles and would likely refuse the procedure without some sort of sedative. I talked to the office staff and nurses approximately 3 times in the process of making my appointment, explaining that my daughter would need a prescription for some sort of sedative. Dr DiNucci did not want to prescribe her anything and suggested I ask her pediatrician (she's 11). Her pediatrician refused, and said that the doctor doing the procedure should write the script. I talked to the office/nursing staff again and explained the situation and my daughter's phobia of needles and we agreed she would come in for an appointment for the doctor to examine her feet and write a prescription and then make another appointment for the procedure since no one would fill a script without seeing her first (although she had been at her pediatricians a week prior and was already a patient of record with Dr DiNucci). When we were seen by the nurse and then the doctor they both tried to convince my daughter, who I'd assured we were only coming for a script and an exam and not a procedure, that it doesn't hurt and they do it to kids all the time without drugs. My daughter's anxiety got worse and worse as they were trying to convince her. Dr DiNucci then told her it wasn't her choice, it was mine (her mother's), laid the chair back and told her to lay down and quit making his other patients wait. She was in hysterics by this point. He told her that she'd end up in the emergency room with an infection if she didn't get it taken care of (generally not true, but now using scare tactics). He finally got frustrated with her non-compliance and whipped his gloves off and left the room. I explained to the nurse that we were only there for a script (having explained this numerous times before) and that we were told if we made the appointment we would receive that. She had the doctor come back in, who went through the whole spiel again about it being no big deal and not needing meds. After stating our case AGAIN to him, he wrote a script. I have written a letter to the doctor, asking for the $66 fee to be waived that we are to pay for the visit since I took off a half day from work, pulled my child out of school early and drove across town for her to be frightened and belittled and for us to not be treated the way we asked to be treated from the first phone call. Their office manager wrote back, stating they won't waive the charge because "trays were prepared" and the doctor saw my daughter. They should have never prepared trays as that was never supposed to be the purpose of the visit. My daughter was also treated horribly, treated like a nuisance because of her needle phobia and it wasted everyone's time and money. If this was any other type of service, I would have refused the "service" and walked out, but since the doctor came in to the room with my child and his nurses "prepared trays", we are required to pay. I can't say anything about the doctor's actual skills in the field of podiatry, but his lack of empathy and bedside manner for his young patients leaves me to give him one star, only because zero stars isn't an option. Shame on you for making people pay when you provide awful service. I will not bring any of my family back to this office, so it's back to square one.