Battling a Bunion?
A bunion (also known as hallux valgus) is an enlargement of the joint on the side of your big toe, which forms as a…
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Associated Podiatrists PC Raises $5K for The Shoe That Grows
Two years ago, our office hosted a fundraiser for The Shoe That Grows, which distributes long-lasting shoes to children in need around the world. Today, we’re thrilled…
Read articleTreatment for Unsightly Toenail Fungus: PinPointe Laser
Toenail fungus, which affects about 35 million people, can be very difficult to treat for a variety of reasons, most notably the fact that…
Read articleInnovative Technology Gets Patients with Chronic Ankle Sprains Back on Their Feet
We are proud to announce that our practice is now offering an innovative technology to help our patients with chronic ankle sprains get back…
Read articlePlantar Warts: Take the Swift Road to Recovery
The common wart is known as verruca vulgaris and is caused by a viral infection (commonly known as the human papillomavirus or HPV) of…
Read articleThe Facts About Morton’s Neuroma
If you’ve ever felt like you were walking around with a rock in your shoe, then you might be familiar with the symptoms of…
Read articleHow to Keep Your Feet Safe This Summer
As the warmer weather starts to breakthrough, it’s time to dump the winter boots and start enjoying a sock-free summer! For every season, our podiatrists…
Read articleHow to Handle A Hammertoe
A hammertoe is a contracture deformity caused by a muscle and tendon imbalance of the joints in the 2nd-5th toe(s), which causes the middle…
Read articleUpdated Office Hours
As of Monday, May 18, 2020, our office will resume our normal practice of providing safe and effective foot and ankle care to our patients with…
Read articleUnderstanding P.A.D.
Peripheral Artery Disease of the lower extremities, also known as P.A.D., is a problem in which narrowed and/or blocked arteries restrict blood flow not…
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