Dr. Efthymios Gkotsoulias, DPM, FACFAS

Dr."Gee" is super he listens and asks questions about how I feel about treatment he is providing and treatment he is recommended he makes me feel comfortable about what's he Is doing or going to do. He Is great and I tell all my friends If they are ever in need for this type of care, he Is the "MAN"

Dr. G truly goes above and beyond for his patients. He takes the time to explain what's going on & the next steps in healing. He's never rushed & always wants to make sure that I don't have any questions or anything else that he can help with. His level of dedication and compassion perfectly reflects St. Luke's "Hello human kindness" campaign. It's clear that his practice not only treats patients; they genuinely care for people!

Very satisfied patient

Dr g and staff are the best ever.

100% from Dr Gkotsoulias, but all the staff are very knowledgeable and know what they do.

Dr. G was phenomenal. I loved the fact that he tried other options rather than rushing me into surgery. Once the surgery was scheduled, he was very detailed about the procedure and what it entailed. Feel very blessed that he was my surgeon.

I can't say enough about the service and care I receive ftom Dr. GHe is one in a million genuinely cares about patient

New doctor to me. He listened and explained and recommended. Very pleased with Dr G

Beware On March 3, 2025, I had an appointment with Dr. Gkotsoulias Efthymios to address an open blister wound on my right pinky toe, which had occurred as a result of my running activities. During the consultation, Dr. Gkotsoulias informed me that there was no specific treatment available, other than recommending that I utilize a compression bandage. I found it perplexing that he chose to discuss the issues of other patients during my appointment. Subsequently, I changed my brand of socks multiple times, which ultimately resolved the blister issue. However, three weeks later, I received a bill totaling $214.34 for the paring and cutting of a benign hyperkeratotic lesion, a procedure that I had not undergone. My Co-payment was $196.46 Upon receiving the bill, I promptly contacted the office manager, Mike, who assured me he would investigate the matter. After three weeks, I followed up with Mark, who indicated that he would adjust the bill, but that this process would take additional… time. Two weeks later, I reached out to Mark again and was informed that he would attempt to address the issue and would return my call. Several weeks later, Mark communicated to me that he was unable to make any adjustments to the bill, as the main office had declined to take any action. He further remarked on the situation by asking, "Why make a big deal over $214.34?" I consider this matter to be indicative of fraudulent billing practices. This situation is not novel; it highlights a recurring issue of physicians engaging in fraudulent practices by generating false charges. On June 26, 2025, two podiatric doctors in The Woodlands were indicted for submitting $45 million in fraudulent billing to Medicare. The article is in the Houston Chronicle My concern regarding Dr. Gkotsoulias does not primarily involve the monetary amount at stake; rather, it pertains to the unethical nature of exploiting patients through small, deceptive charges.

Loved Dr. G and office staff, very friendly and informative.