June is Men’s Health Month. The doctors at PodiatryCare, PC and the Heel Pain Center want to equip their patients with the tools to take control of their health.
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 MoreSchool is winding down, and summer is coming. Are you ready? Here are three ways to prepare your feet for the summer.
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 MoreSkin cancer signs are often visible, so we want to equip you to not miss changes that can have a life-changing effect.
Read MoreWhether you are new to swimming or have been swimming for seasons, there are helpful tips to stay safe at the pool.
Read MoreAre you ready to run your race this season? Watch for common foot conditions that can become a problem, from bunions to blisters to breaks. Here are ways to treat your feet before and after the race.
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 MoreDid you know that ankle sprains are common concerns for parents as their little ones or teens take the field, track, or court?
Read MoreWe’ve seen the downside of picking the wrong shoes. They were popular or cool but lacked support. From flat feet pain to irritating bunions, there are many cons to choosing shoes unwisely.
Read MoreAlthough walking is considered a low-impact exercise, there is still much preparation. From foot health to overall health, do your part to make sure that you are doing it the right way.
Read MoreAre you thinking about popping that blister on your foot? Please don’t.
Read MoreWhile we teach our children about eating healthy, we can often forget about our senior neighbors and loved ones. Follow along as we share helpful tips for eating right while aging well.
Read MoreWe encourage patients to spend a few moments to plan for their next visit. Follow along during the blog, and we’ll show you that it can be as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Read MoreTraining well and learning how to reduce the risk of injury are the best ways to improve skills without a trip to the doctor.
Read MoreThink about ways to start a conversation with your child about their shoes. Then, create a plan to stay on track with growth spurts.
Read MoreFebruary is American Heart Month, and we know that a heart check can often start with a foot check.
Read MoreAre you overlooking the ingrown toenail that has bothered you for the past few days? There may be signs of something worse that could happen if you don’t act fast.
Read MoreBroken bones in the feet and ankles are more common than you think. A heel bone fracture is caused by a high-impact event. The heel takes the force of the entire body.
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