Since 1996, Arp Foot and Ankle Clinic has been working with patients to provide the best podiatric care for patients in northern Arkansas and southern Missouri. Dr. Arp's experience in podiatry and podiatric surgery is coupled with genuine concern for his patients. All our staff are dedicated to your comfort and prompt attention as well. Our goal is to help you maintain healthy feet and improve your quality of life. This website provides you with an overview of our practice and the field of podiatry.
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From routine checkups to treatments for surgery, Arp Foot And Ankle is equipped to handle all your podiatric needs. Ankle sprains are caused by an unnatural twisting or force on the ankle bones of the foot, often resulting in one or more ligaments on the outside of the ankle to be stretched or torn.
My interest in becoming a Physician goes back to my childhood. I grew up in Iowa and developed a passion for two things. I knew that I wanted to help people and I absolutely loved playing football. In high school, I was an All-State linebacker for my school's State Champion football team (Go Spartans).
Comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of Arp Foot and Ankle's practice. To ensure your convenience below is the information you need about our hours, location, appointment scheduling, insurance acceptance and billing. Arp Foot And Ankle Clinic is located approximately mile on your left at 801 South College Street.
Heel pain is most often caused by plantar fasciitis, a condition that is sometimes also called heel spur syndrome when a spur is present. Heel pain may also be due to other causes, such as a stress fracture, tendonitis, arthritis, nerve irritation, or, rarely, a cyst. Because there are several potential causes, it is important to have heel pain properly diagnosed.
Reviews (10)
Ann Clavey
Jan 22, 2022
David S.
Nov 25, 2021
Connie Eagleman
Sep 22, 2021
It's been a little more than a year now since Dr. Arp repaired my foot. I had a bunion, a hammer toe with a corn on top, and the other toes were crooked. I'm just as happy today with the results as I was then. I still have to sit and admire my foot! I can walk so, so much better! Dr. Arp is one of a kind! I would recommend him to anyone who has foot problems.
Shawn Schnoor
Jul 08, 2021
On Tuesday morning, June 1, I called and chose option 2 to speak with the insurance coordinator. I ended up leaving a detailed message regarding a procedure I wanted done and asked for confirmation if my insurance would cover it and if not to quote me a cash price. Late Thursday afternoon, June 3, I had not received any call back after the completion of nearly 3 business days.
I decided to write a Google review indicating I didn't feel important to them. On Friday, June 4, Kim, the office manager, called me to discuss the review. She told me they had no voicemail from me. She told me they were looking into it and made an appointment for me to see Dr Arp at 8:15 this morning, June 7. I arrived promptly and was placed in a room.
At about 9:00, Dr Arp comes in and he too wanted to discuss the review. I told him I had taken it down because Kim had responded to it and I felt we were back on track. Apparently, Dr Arp does not like honest negative reviews, he said, "That's my reputation." I said, "I know, that's why I use reviews, to get the attention I need." He told me to find another Podiatrist and wished me good luck and walked out.
That's fine Dr Arp, you have every right to not see patients at your discretion, just like I have every right to find one who is responsive and professional. Making me wait 45 minutes so you could come in and tell me to find care elsewhere wasn't necessary, or professional in my opinion. Maybe you live in a fantasy land where your business runs perfectly 100% of the time and no one better dare bring up what may be wrong.
This wasn't my first issue with this practice and while I had Kim on the phone on Friday, I brought up my EOB (Explanation of Benefit) indicating I was overpaying for the past 17 months and I inquired why I wasn't being given the credit after insurance settled the claims. She offered to email billing and provide me an answer today. While waiting for Dr Arp this morning, she came into my room and told me I was due a credit and gave me the amount.
Only they can tell you why they don't provide the credit after insurance settles the claims, so I encourage all his patients to delve into your EOBs closely to make sure you too aren't being overcharged. Thanks for wasting my time today, Dr Arp. I too wish you good luck! I wouldn't stick my head that far in the sand in the future, after all, this is your reputation.
I decided to write a Google review indicating I didn't feel important to them. On Friday, June 4, Kim, the office manager, called me to discuss the review. She told me they had no voicemail from me. She told me they were looking into it and made an appointment for me to see Dr Arp at 8:15 this morning, June 7. I arrived promptly and was placed in a room.
At about 9:00, Dr Arp comes in and he too wanted to discuss the review. I told him I had taken it down because Kim had responded to it and I felt we were back on track. Apparently, Dr Arp does not like honest negative reviews, he said, "That's my reputation." I said, "I know, that's why I use reviews, to get the attention I need." He told me to find another Podiatrist and wished me good luck and walked out.
That's fine Dr Arp, you have every right to not see patients at your discretion, just like I have every right to find one who is responsive and professional. Making me wait 45 minutes so you could come in and tell me to find care elsewhere wasn't necessary, or professional in my opinion. Maybe you live in a fantasy land where your business runs perfectly 100% of the time and no one better dare bring up what may be wrong.
This wasn't my first issue with this practice and while I had Kim on the phone on Friday, I brought up my EOB (Explanation of Benefit) indicating I was overpaying for the past 17 months and I inquired why I wasn't being given the credit after insurance settled the claims. She offered to email billing and provide me an answer today. While waiting for Dr Arp this morning, she came into my room and told me I was due a credit and gave me the amount.
Only they can tell you why they don't provide the credit after insurance settles the claims, so I encourage all his patients to delve into your EOBs closely to make sure you too aren't being overcharged. Thanks for wasting my time today, Dr Arp. I too wish you good luck! I wouldn't stick my head that far in the sand in the future, after all, this is your reputation.
Alyssa Sisson
Jun 25, 2021
When I was 14, June 2014, I had a bone spur in the tip of my big toe. My nail would grow into my toe and it was painful. Instead of solving the spur itself, Dr. Arp opted to remove the cuticle from the sides of my nail bed, so all these years later, it looks like a rock is growing out of my toe. It still grows into my spur but now I can't even cut it because the nail is so bulbous and grows in sideways. I was a minor and so my opinion of the matter wasn't considered, and now I have this ugly and obnoxious deformity.
Hannah Pipkins
May 01, 2021
Brian Crossett
Apr 19, 2021
Murray Conque
Feb 09, 2021
After 3 years of pain, I finally decided to change foot doctors and visited Dr. Arp in Harrison. In just a few minutes he told me what my problem was and what was needed to fix the situation. After a minor surgical procedure, I was walking without pain and without limping for the first time in 3 years! Most impressed with the fact that Dr. Arp took the time to explain to me what my problem was in layman's terms, and why the procedure was necessary. I would highly recommend Dr. Arp and his friendly staff without hesitation.
Linda Davidson
Oct 12, 2020
Leisha Graham
Jun 17, 2020
After a year and a half of severe pain and many doctors, I went to see Dr. Arp for a diagnosis. He immediately knew how to help me. He was straight forward and told me exactly what needed to be done. I was thrilled! On May 23, 2019, I had surgery that I needed on my left foot and then on November 21, 2019 I had surgery on my right foot. I feel like I have 2 new feet.
I am still in the process of healing but I couldn't have asked for a better doctor and staff. Dr. Arp travels and learns new procedures to best help his patients. He is very positive, friendly and his staff is very welcoming. I highly recommend Dr. Arp.
I am still in the process of healing but I couldn't have asked for a better doctor and staff. Dr. Arp travels and learns new procedures to best help his patients. He is very positive, friendly and his staff is very welcoming. I highly recommend Dr. Arp.