While long Indiana winters mean we can let our toes take a polish break, the spring and summer months are our time to shine in sandals and open-toed shoes

During the hot summer months, diabetic foot care becomes a bit more challenging. Sun exposure, heat and humidity can all take a toll on your feet.

July is one hot month, and with that heat and humidity comes swelling feet and ankles. But have you ever wondered why feet swell in the heat? Or how to stop feet swelling in hot weather?

Memorial Day is the unofficial start of a new season, which is why it’s time to get focused on
summer feet.