The office & practice are temporarily closed. If you are an established patient and have a question or concern, please feel free to contact the doctor directly at 310-310-1201. By submitting information through electronic devices, you understand that the information you are submitting it through non-secured messaging services.
Private health information (PHI) should not be sent, but if you should send PHI, you are doing so at your own risk. If you are experiencing an urgent medical issue or a life-threatening emergency, please go to your nearest urgent care center or emergency department immediately.
Private health information (PHI) should not be sent, but if you should send PHI, you are doing so at your own risk. If you are experiencing an urgent medical issue or a life-threatening emergency, please go to your nearest urgent care center or emergency department immediately.
Services
Other than an in-person visit, what other services, or ways of communicating with the doctor, are available? The doctor is available for house-call visits, as well as telemedicine services, including video visits and telephone visits. For established patients, you can stay in close communication with her through email correspondence, as well.
At the Santa Monica office, by appointment only. Appointments are available same-day and after-hours, making it more convenient for you to be seen when you want! Established patients received free remote/telemedicine services for follow-up purposes. Exclusions apply. Ask the doctor for more details.
Filling these out ahead of time will allow more time to be spent discussing your foot/ankle-related problem(s). The medical history form will be reviewed at the time of the appointment with you and any questions regarding the other forms can also be discussed further at that time. Insurance: Dr. Falk does not accept insurance and has opted out of Medicare; however, many of the services may be covered, or partially covered, by insurance companies.
Sever's disease is a condition that occurs at the heel growth plate region. It is more common in young boys, around the ages of 8-11 years. The pain is present with activities, as the soft tissue structures (Achilles tendon & plantar fascia) pull along the heel bone, irritating the growth plate and causing inflammation and pain around the heel.
According to the American Diabetes Association, in 2015, more than 30 million Americans had diabetes with 1.5 million new cases diagnosed each year. From head to toe, diabetes can have significant and detrimental effects on the body, causing such things as poor eye vision, kidney damage, and peripheral neuropathy.
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Whitney Allen
Jul 22, 2018
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I was really excited when I found Dr. Falk, not only because her practice is unique in the fact that it is concierge and she comes to you, but she also specializes is sports podiatry and is a runner like myself. Her consultation with you isn't the typical shuffle you in and out as fast as possible, but rather, she gets to know you (and your feet :) She discusses and thoroughly explains your treatment options. I have been treated by Dr. Falk multiple times, fit with orthotics to cover each of my athletic needs and each experience has been excellent. Do NOT be scared off by the fact that she does
Joe Dallmann
Aug 19, 2017
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Dr. Falk is extremely knowledgeable and patient. She took the time to answer all of my questions and made sure I completely understood everything. Her flexible schedule made it easy for me to meet with her when most convenient for me as well. I will definitely be returning to get more orthotics or should any foot related issue arise. #sandiegopodiatrist #lightorthotics #sportspodiatry #sportsmedicedoc #SDPodiatrist
