Specialty Detail

Foot & Ankle Care

Our feet and ankles carry us through life. Our team of fellowship-trained foot and ankle specialists provides expert care for foot pain, ankle pain, and mobility issues, from treating conditions such as arthritis, sports injuries, bunions and heel spurs to joint-sparing reconstructions and ankle replacements.

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Diagnosis first

Procedure guidance

3 care hubs

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Start With The Step That Hurts.

Location

The visit starts with where pain shows up in the ankle, heel, midfoot, forefoot, or around a prior injury.

Pattern

Exam and imaging help separate arthritis, bunion deformity, tendon, ligament, nerve, fracture, and soft tissue concerns.

Plan

Patients are guided toward non-surgical care, in-office treatment, reconstruction planning, fracture repair, or the right foot and ankle specialist for the concern.

Support + Stability

Every step depends on the foot and ankle.

The foot and ankle include 28 bones, 33 joints, and more than 100 muscles, tendons, and ligaments that support each step.

Pain can come from arthritis, bunion deformity, heel spurs, sports injuries, tendon irritation, plantar fasciitis, nerve compression, fractures, or alignment changes.

The care path starts with the patient's goals and may include non-surgical treatment, in-office procedures, reconstruction, ankle replacement, tendon repair, ligament stabilization, arthroscopy, or fracture repair.

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