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. 

Are you wondering, why are my feet swollen? In some cases, mild foot swelling is temporary and no cause for concern.

Osteomyelitis is a serious, but rare diabetic complication that affects your bones. This condition may develop if you have a diabetic foot infection or ulcer.

Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a condition that develops when you damage or compress your tibial nerve damage. (It runs through a group of bones and ligaments in your ankle known as the tarsal tunnel.)

Holiday shopping, cooking and entertaining can add up to whole lot of foot pain at this time of year. (Especially if you try to do all that in your party shoes and high heels.)

We know the value of specially made, one-of-a-kind custom orthotic devices, but we also know how tempting it may be to select an over-the-counter pair.

Before you plan your outfit for Halloween, here are some reminders of the importance of your shoe choice.

We want to provide tips on ways to protect our older neighbors and share some proactive ways to strengthen your feet and ankles.

Unfortunately, patients may have missed a cut or a scrape that developed into a deeper wound at risk of infection. If this is you, we’re here to help.

A new year is always a fantastic time to start new routines and traditions. In 2019, start the year off on the right foot by stepping towards healthy foot care!