This department offers
- Foot and ankle
- Podiatry
Your feet take a lot of wear and tear – from walking to running, standing, and even dancing. It is critical that they be in the very best shape. Podiatrists, specialists in treating problems of the feet and ankles can help get your feet healthy again. From foot reconstruction to Achilles repair, to simple treatments for corns and calluses, let our specialists determine the source of your pain and develop a treatment plan specially designed for you.
If you have corns, calluses, ingrown toe nails or warts you may have discomfort finding comfortable shoes. Plantar fasciitis, neuromas and bone spurs can make weight-bearing activity difficult. Your foot pain is as unique as you are, make an appointment today to see a specialist who can create a personalized approach to treat your pain and discomfort.
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