Summer heat, sweaty shoes, pool decks, and locker rooms can leave the skin on your feet rough and flaky. But is it dry skin or athlete’s foot? The two can look surprisingly similar, and using the wrong treatment may allow the problem to continue. PodiatryCare, PC, and the Heel Pain Center explain how to tell the difference.
Read MoreIf you are living with diabetes, jogging is one of the best ways to manage your blood sugar, boost your heart health, and clear your head… especially while Spring is springing. However, your feet require a little extra strategy to stay safe. Because diabetes can affect circulation and nerve sensation, you must be proactive to prevent blisters or wounds from turning into serious complications.
Read MoreDiabetes increases the risk of foot problems, but a nutrient-rich diet can help maintain foot health. PodiatryCare, PC, and the Heel Pain Center highlight essential vitamins and minerals for diabetic foot care!
Read MoreDo you find that your feet are in pain more often than not, even with comfortable shoes and daily exercise? Is your foot condition leading you to a sedentary lifestyle because of the pain and aches you feel? Do you have diabetes and worry about its effects on your feet? Custom orthotics could be the solution to your foot pain concerns!
Read MoreDo you know the signs of neuropathy? PodiatryCare, PC and the Heel Pain Center are here to help if you think you may be among those diagnosed.
Read MoreWhether you have been managing diabetes for a decade or 10 days, we hope a few tips will encourage you to stay the course.
Read MoreApril is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, and we’re sharing the association between ulcers and amputations.
Read MoreApril is National Foot Health Awareness Month, and we hope to remind you to put your feet first.
Read MoreFebruary is American Heart Month, and we know that a heart check can often start with a foot check.
Read MoreWinter is here! Do you know which hazards may be heading your way? From winter weather to in-home hazards, we’re here to help you stay safe.
Read MoreDo you really know how to set goals for the new year? The thought of goal setting can be overwhelming for many people; you’re not alone.
Read MoreBeautiful decorations bring back memories of a special day, but they can also cause slips and slides around the house.
Read MoreFoot care is for everyone in the family, including our family members with the smallest feet. With some time left to shop, we’re sharing a few gifts for kids, spouses, and grandparents.
Read MoreDecember 4 is National Sock Day, a time when we celebrate the socks that are still hanging together as a pair. It’s a big accomplishment to keep a set together. Do you know when to toss them, though?
Read MoreHere’s our seasonal reminder of how to make the right shoe choices and avoid the hassles of returns and exchanges. One of our best recommendations for starting the right way is to do your homework.
Read MoreHave you heard about gout? We’re sure you have a few guesses, but this form of arthritis can come on suddenly and without warning. The condition can impact any joint. The most common one? The big toe joint.
Read MoreWhile managing diabetes can be challenging, we know that staying active remains a top benefit.
Read MoreDuring the fourth quarter, and as the holidays approach, we think it’s time for a check-up. Here are three areas to check before the end of the year.
Read MoreOur doctors know that it may be difficult to start the conversation with your foot and ankle specialist. What’s most important for you to know is that we’re here to help.
Read MoreIf you have diabetes, we hope that you have added a podiatrist to your care team. Diabetes can have a significant impact on your feet or ankles — if you aren’t proactive.
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