How 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…
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How 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…
Read articleHappy #NationalFeetWeek!
According to the American Podiatric Medical Association, the average person takes 10,000 steps each day, which adds up to more than three million steps…
Read articleAssociated Podiatrists PC Voted Best of 2020!
We’re incredibly honored to announce that our practice has been recognized by the city of Novi as one of the “Best of 2020” for…
Read articleA Quick Guide to Gout
While many people may be unfamiliar with gout and its symptoms, more than 8 million Americans (roughly 3.9% of the US population) have been diagnosed with…
Read articleAssociated Podiatrists, P.C. Is Proud To Be A Sponsor Of S.A.Y. Detroit’s Annual Holiday Party
This year our office has volunteered to be a sponsor for Mitch Albom’s S.A.Y. Detroit’s annual holiday party! The event will take place at The Salvation…
Read articleAre Your Feet In Pain? Don’t Wait to See a Podiatrist
Have you ever woken up and noticed a slight pain in your foot after taking those first few steps out of bed? What about…
Read articleDealing with Diabetic Foot Ulcers
A diabetic foot ulcer is the result of skin tissue breaking down from constant pressure and forming an open sore or wound, typically on…
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