Bend them, wiggle them, or call them your piggies. Either way, make sure to take care of your toes in the new year. They play a major supporting role in how you move around.

A podiatrist specializes in foot and ankle needs, so consider us your first stop if you have pain in these areas.

Have you forgotten about MLS Laser Therapy as an option to treat your pain? Multiwave Locked System Therapy treats soft tissue injuries while reducing inflammation and eliminating pain and discomfort.

We often think that podiatrists are only for adults, but did you know that children can benefit, too? This includes the youngest of our patients.

For your feet, too much friction can mean serious consequences. The result: calluses and corns. We have a few suggestions for reducing friction.

Thinking ahead while packing can save you time and help you better prepare for foot issues that may arise.

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.

You may not realize it, but patients with diabetes are at risk for serious burns due to a condition known as peripheral neuropathy.

During Diabetes Awareness Month, we want to share the importance of identifying and responding to non-healing wounds and how a Certified Wound Specialist is helpful during recovery.

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. There are many signs and symptoms to look for with this chronic condition, but your feet may be telling you something, so look down and check the health of your feet.

It’s time for a sole check, and we have some ways to help you lengthen the life of your shoes and soles while also protecting your feet.

Did you know that there are more than 100 forms of arthritis? Among our patients are people who have osteoarthritis, which is the most commonly diagnosed form of arthritis.

Ankle sprains are very common, but they should be taken seriously. If you suspect an ankle sprain, take it easy and seek treatment.

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

With a new season, we encourage you to check in on your footwear. Are you receiving the support that you need? If you’re still walking in pain, you may want to consider speaking with our office about custom orthotics.

Before you head back to practice the next day, here are a few ways to care for your feet and ankles through maintenance and prevention.

We know how diabetes can affect feet, and we’re here to help you remind your parents to take care of themselves, too.

As you’re helping your child pack their book bag — or gym bag, include a few additional items that may help reduce or prevent foot, ankle, and heel pain.

You hear the term “growing pains” quite often, but we’re here to tell you that it’s not okay for your child’s feet to hurt.

The doctors at Westfield Foot and Ankle, LLC hope you will remember to switch out your shoes when it’s time and avoid waiting until you begin to feel pain.