Lexington Foot & Ankle Center 1401 Harrodsburg Road, Lexington, KY 40504

"Dr. Bryan Harmon is the best! He has treated my wife and I, skillfully, and is patient, taking his time to treat us and answer our questions. I highly recommend him."

"I can’t say enough good things about Dr. Harmon and the staff at Lexington Foot & Ankle Center. Dr. Harmon is very knowledgeable and personable…….both my husband and I are very satisfied with his care. The staff is wonderful!!! We’ve been to a couple of other practices here in Lexington and Lexington Foot and Ankle and Dr. Harmon are the best!!!"

"FANTASTIC staff. I explained my situation (broken foot) to Savannah, said what I saw on the x-ray at the ER and that I wasn't scheduled for a follow up with UK for 10 days. She asked to put me on hold and got me an appointment that same day. It turns out, I need surgery, and now I can finish my recovery 10 days earlier than I would have! Dr. Fine seems like a great guy, didn't rush me and answered all of my questions. I cannot recommend them enough. 10/10. A++++"

"Dr Fine is the most u professional/ rudest person I’ve had to deal with.. I had brought someone in there & he was in serious pain; Dr.Fine was so rude about it, making statements like “this is ridiculous” want her to hold your hand, go ahead cry let it out; okay this is ridiculous I’m not dealing with this… also was making fun of and laughing at this patient. I told him he needed to chill. The patient was saying pls pls stop sir multiple times before he stopped. He is one of the worst doctors there. That was so unprofessional; and to be laughing and making fun of a blind/disabled patient with his co workers was even worse. That really showed what a coward you really are. I’ll not be back to see him with anyone."

"Was a patient due to a wound on my foot that would not heal. Was put on topical antibiotics that I applied twice a day as directed. Saw doctor each month as he suggested, told my foot was doing better then I noticed sore burning sensation a week after regular visit. I scheduled a visit to the practice and was told then my wound had become gangrenous this a week after my last regular visit. Up to that time I had been told my foot was healing with treatments suggested no hint of the progression of the infection until I came in to see what was going on. When to Emergency Room was told my foot had to be amputated or risk loosing leg or possible my life. No C T scans were ever done to determine if the infection was tunneling into my foot, and and therefore no IV antibiotics we prescribed. Lost my foot and lower leg with no advanced notice of how severe my wound had become."