Frequently Asked Questions About Foot and Ankle Care

If foot or ankle pain lasts more than a few days, worsens with activity, or affects how you walk, it’s best to schedule an evaluation. Early treatment can prevent long-term complications and chronic discomfort.

Heel pain is often caused by plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, or inflammation of surrounding tissues. A proper evaluation helps determine the exact cause and guide treatment.

Yes. We evaluate bunions, hammertoes, and other structural foot concerns. Treatment may include conservative care, footwear guidance, orthotics, or surgical options when necessary.

A diabetic foot exam typically includes circulation testing, nerve assessment, skin evaluation, and structural review. These screenings help reduce the risk of ulcers and complications.

Surgery is considered only after conservative treatments have been explored. It may be recommended for persistent pain, structural deformities, or injuries that limit mobility.

Yes. We provide an orthopedic evalaution for  foot and ankle injuries, including sprains, strains, stress fractures, and tendon issues. Early evaluation helps reduce long-term instability or recurring pain. We refer to the orthopedic consult if needed.