There are so many ways to help your body as you grow older and one of the best ways is to enjoy regular exercise.

Do you experience painful cramps in your feet or legs? Do you want to know the cause of your discomfort so that you can find pain relief? Sometimes, getting answers can be challenging because many conditions can cause foot and leg cramps.

Did you know that the first warning of heart disease could come from your feet?

National Foot Health Awareness Month is observed every April to focus on the importance of foot health. Our

When you are suffering from foot or ankle pain that is impacting your mobility and quality of life, you may be confused about which medical professional would be best to help you get back on your feet and return to pain-free living. 

As the years pass, your body changes—muscles and bones move around, ligaments relax and your circulation may slow down. And unfortunately, our feet don’t escape unaffected in this aging process.

Have your recently looked at your feet and noticed they are red? While it may be disconcerting to see your feet red, in most cases, red feet are nothing significant to worry about and can be easily treated. 

During the Indiana winters, it’s hard to get our vitamin D from sunlight because of the shorter, colder days with limited. But did you know that not getting enough Vitamin D can affect the bones in your feet and ankles? 

Colder weather - and winter boots season - is around the corner. And, with COVID-19 restrictions, you may prefer to shop online for your new winter boots.

September is National Cholesterol Education Month, so your Hamilton County and Boone County podiatrist, Dr. David Sullivan, wants to highlight the high cholesterol symptoms feet can show you. High cholesterol affects about 38% of all Americans, but symptoms may be subtle, or non-existent, until you’ve developed serious complications.

Fall prevention is critical, since falls are the top cause of injuries and death from injury for older Americans. To help spread awareness, your Westfield, IN podiatrist is helping mark September’s Fall Awareness Prevention Month with tips for protecting you and your loved ones from dangerous falls.

With October right around the corner, now’s the best time to enjoy some of Indiana’s incredible fall hiking trails. Up for a day trip?

A bunion is a joint deformity at the base of your big toe. And today, we’ll explore the causes of this bone rotation, as well as ways you can prevent and treat bunions.

After a summer spent with your feet less covered, you may have noticed spots of hard or thick skin on your feet. But since corns, calluses and warts may all look similar, we’re here to tell you how to spot the difference between these conditions.

Did you know that June is National Great Outdoors Month? It’s true, this is our nation’s time to appreciate the beauty of nature, something we’ve all learned to celebrate even during the COVID pandemic. Some of our favorite ways to get outdoors include hiking, biking, running and swimming. But a foot injury, or even foot pain, could keep you from your favorite outdoor activities.

May is Arthritis Awareness Month which makes it a good time to learn more about this disease. And, as your Westfield podiatric team, we need you to know how it affects your feet and ankles.

We know carrying extra weight is bad for your heart and waistline, but did you know it’s also hard on your feet?

With January sales dropping prices, you might be thinking of scoring a new pair of shoes for the new year.

In our chilly Indiana climate, you have to work for healthy winter feet. Non-stop home heating dries your skin, increasing your risk for cracked heels.

When it comes to preventing diabetic foot complications, it’s important to watch your nutrition.