Blog Articles

Are you experiencing heel pain that just won’t seem to go away? Several issues could be causing it, and different treatments may be needed for each to ensure your long-term recovery.

Did you know that having a podiatrist on your diabetic care team is just as essential as any other health care provider? Diabetes can cause significant problems for your feet, but a podiatrist can help you avoid complications.

Have you noticed your child is partial to toe walking? Has the behavior continued past the age of two? Though not entirely abnormal, this behavior should be observed and diagnosed by a board-certified provider.

Are you unsure of how to best trim your toenails to avoid them becoming ingrown? Make sure you read our handy guide for safe toenail clipping and learn the many ways to best care for your toenails.

Have you noticed your toenails becoming thicker? Maybe you passed it off as no big deal, but toenail thickening can be a sign of several conditions for which you’ll need early intervention or treatments.

Corticosteroid injections can be a helpful part of sports injury rehabilitation. But it’s essential to know when they will be effective for your specific needs as an athlete. Read on to learn more.

Many people who notice the beginnings of toenail fungus decide the problem will simply subside. In this blog, we give you the real truth when it comes to treating toenail fungus and why you should always seek professional help.

Ingrown toenails may seem like no big deal, but they shouldn’t be ignored. Instead of ignoring your ingrown toenail, treat it at home or seek help from our team of podiatrists. Read on to learn more.

Athlete’s foot is common, uncomfortable, and highly contagious. That’s why it’s essential to know the symptoms of the condition and to be aware of how to effectively treat it. Read on to learn more.

Bunions are a foot deformity that progresses as you age. Though they look like big bumps, bunions are actually a misalignment of your big toe joint that makes it stick out. Bunions can be painless or painful. Sometimes bunions need surgery. Do yours?