Almost 10% of people in this country have diabetes. That’s why, this Diabetes Awareness Month, we’re helping you understand the two types of diabetes, risk factors for this disease and sharing tips for preventing diabetic complications, especially when it comes to your feet.

Can you wear orthotics with winter boots? That’s a big question and an important one. With cold weather coming in Indiana, we’re pulling out the winter boots, and wondering if our orthotics will fit this type of footwear.

Raynaud's disease or syndrome is a condition that causes your fingers and toes to feel icy or numb when you’re stressed or exposed to cold temperatures.

If you’ve noticed a bend in your toes that won’t go away, you may have hammertoes. This painful condition develops because of imbalances in your muscles, tendons or ligaments.

Pain on the top of your foot can be frustrating. That's especially true since it can be hard to pinpoint the exact source of your problem.

Pain in the ball of your foot can interfere with your daily routine. Without treatment, the pain can spread to other parts of your foot and body.

For many people across the country, family exercise outdoors is one way to still practice social distancing, while keeping an eye on health.

We’re all spending extra time at home practicing social distancing, so why not improve your dancing skills and boost your foot and ankle health?

To avoid any confusion about our cancellation or rescheduling policies as well as which symptoms should be quickly addressed, here are some answers to frequently asked questions.

Westfield Foot and Ankle, LLC is considered essential medical and will be remaining open, but likely with modified hours. We are highly encouraging patients in the high-risk category to reschedule any routine, non-essential appointments.

If you discover a wound on your feet or ankles, it can be frightening. Depending on your health, you may not have even noticed you were injured.

Diabetes, which is a chronic condition that impacts your friends, family members, and neighbors, is one condition that is greatly influenced by the food on your plate.  

We can answer a few commonly asked questions and help your children avoid foot and ankle pain this spring sport season.

We’re on your team, so we’d like to share some ways to model healthy foot care for your children.

Rest is an important part of our lives that provides time for relaxation and recovery. Don’t forget to include your feet.

Red is a sign of concern, and patients should respond quickly and seek help. This symptom is an indicator that something else is happening within your body, from irritation, poor circulation or infection.  

If you have complications from diabetes, such as a foot ulcer, this condition can get in the way of adding more movement to your daily routine.

There are many causes for concern if a wound is healing slower than normal. You are not only at risk for infection, but also a condition that is known as peripheral arterial disease or PAD.

Many of us are walking around unaware that we are at risk for a trip or a fall. Why? Well, we’re not getting enough calcium and Vitamin D, and we’re not exercising enough.

If it has been a while since you’ve exercised regularly or played a sport, there are a few things to consider before continuing your new year’s resolution.