Throw Away Those Socks

December 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?

socks, Foot carePodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterNovember 29, 2021socks, fungal infection, diabetes

Fun Facts About the Brannock Device

Do you know the one tool that can help you get the right measurement the first time? The Brannock Device. Today, this device is known as the top standard for measuring feet.

shoes, shoe sizePodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterNovember 19, 2021Brfannock device, shoe size, shoes

3 To-Dos for Shoe Shopping

Here’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.

shoes, Foot care, exercise, diabetesPodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterNovember 12, 2021shoes, diabetes, feet, ankles, custom orthotic

Getting It Right About Gout

Have 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.

arthritis, goutPodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterNovember 9, 2021gout, arthritis, diabetes

Exercising with Peripheral Neuropathy

While managing diabetes can be challenging, we know that staying active remains a top benefit.

Fourth Quarter Check-Up

During 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.

Foot carePodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterOctober 25, 2021diabetes, feet, toenails, ingrown toenails, blisters

3 Reasons to Stick with Stretching

Dedicating a pre-workout time to stretch is one of the best ways to have a fun, safe, and successful workout.

October is Raynaud’s Awareness Month

What’s Raynaud’s? Well, it’s a disorder that interrupts blood flow to parts of the human body. The interruption of blood flow can affect your feet, too.

Foot Changes That Could Cause a Scare

Change can be scary, but we know that it’s a part of life. What about when we see changes on our feet? Do you know which signs should cause concern?

early detection, foot painPodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterOctober 5, 2021toenails, wounds, feet, ankles

Podiatrists: Foot and Ankle Professionals

Do you know the three letters behind a podiatrist’s name? Today, we’re answering common questions about which details set a podiatrist apart from another specialist.

podiatric healthPodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterSeptember 28, 2021podiatrist, foot pain, ankle pain

Toenail Tips

When was the last time you took a close look at your toes — and then an even closer look at your toenails? There are a lot of things we can learn from daily foot inspections.

What Should You Ask a Podiatrist?

Our 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.

podiatrist, foot painPodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterSeptember 13, 2021diabetes, foot pain, ankle pain, heel pain, podiatrist

September is Falls Prevention Month

Our doctors are here to help you spot the fall risk signs early — and prevent a fall from happening in your home.

Podiatry Don’ts with Diabetes

If 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.

diabetes, neuropathyPodiatryCare and the Heel Pain CenterAugust 30, 2021diabetes, neuropathy

Get In Touch

Questions? Contact Us

(860) 741-3041 • PodiatryCare, P.C. and the Heel Pain Center