From common to complex, foot and ankle problems are addressed with a team approach. You will find comprehensive care for all situations regarding problems with the skin, muscles, ligaments, nerves and bones of the foot and ankle. Treatment addresses diabetic foot care, injuries, arthritis, fractures, warts, ingrown or fungal toenails, plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, ulcers, and bone deformities, such as bunions and hammer toes.
Our team also treats general aches and pains acquired through daily and recreational activities, and provides education on preventive care, including proper shoe wear and foot care for diabetic patients.
Nonoperative techniques may incorporate physical therapy, medications, braces, pads, orthotics and more.
If conservative measures don't provide relief, surgical reconstruction may improve the condition. Options include reconstructive foot and ankle surgeries, such as total ankle replacement and toe replacement.
While podiatry is a separate from orthopedics and general surgery, we work closely with both specialties for patients who have diabetic and peripheral vascular disorders affecting the feet.