The Podiatry department treats a wide variety of conditions, including but not limited to:

· Heel pain (plantar fasciitis)

· Bunions and hammertoes

· Corns, calluses, and warts

· Flat feet or high arches

· Arthritis in the feet and ankles

· Toenail disorders (such as fungal infections and ingrown toenails)

· Sports injuries, including sprains and tendon issues

· Foot deformities and gait abnormalities

· Wound care

Yes, diabetic foot care is a priority service in podiatry. This includes regular assessments, wound care, toenail debridement when qualified, and guidance on footwear to help prevent complications like ulcers and infections.

You can schedule a podiatry appointment by:

· Calling the clinic directly

· Using an online patient portal (if available)

· Asking for a referral from your primary care provider

· Walking into the clinic (subject to availability)

Yes, the podiatry department often treats foot injuries and fractures. Treatment options may include immobilization, physical therapy, or in severe cases, surgical intervention.

Make sure to bring:

· Your medical history and a list of current medications

· Insurance information

· Comfortable shoes

· Questions or concerns about your condition