Overview

Overview

From minor conditions to complex injuries and deformities, our foot and ankle team of podiatrists, foot and ankle surgeons and rehabilitation specialists collaborate to provide the best possible treatment options.

Foot and ankle problems are among the most common health ailments. With 28 bones and more than 30 joints, foot or ankle problems can occur for many reason like over-use, improper footwear, an injury a result of diabetes or can even be inherited.

We treat all conditions that affect the foot and ankle, including diabetic foot treatments, arthritis, injuries, fractures, joint replacements, toe and nail treatments and much more.

While our team of podiatrists and surgeons overlap in many treatments, you may wonder which one to make an appointment with. A podiatrist focuses on the front of the foot like foot ulcers, corns, calluses, bunions, plantar fasciitis and more. A podiatrist also performs many types of surgeries. Orthopaedic and foot and ankle surgeons address a more complex level of problems pertaining more to bones, fractures, soft tissues and joints.

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What We Treat

What We Treat

Our staff of orthopaedic surgeons, podiatrists, nurse clinicians, certified pedorthists and technicians deliver state-of-the-art care exclusively for problems of the foot and ankle. All specialists and surgeons at the Foot & Ankle Center have extensive training in the diagnosis and surgical and nonsurgical care of a wide range of foot and ankle problems, including:

Our Doctors

Our Doctors

Appointments & Locations