Arthritis of the Foot & Ankle
If you’re feeling stiffness, swelling, or aching in your foot or ankle joints, arthritis may be the cause—and understanding your options can make a big difference.
Bunions
If you’ve got a painful bump near your big toe that makes shoes and activities uncomfortable, don’t wait longer than necessary to get treatment.
Flat Feet & High Arches
Whether your feet flatten too much or your arches sit too high, these structural differences can lead to fatigue, pain, or balance changes over time.
Gout
If you’ve experienced sudden, intense pain—especially in your big toe—you may be dealing with gout, a condition that often flares without warning.
Hammertoes
When a toe begins to bend or curl instead of lying flat, it can rub in shoes, cause discomfort, and gradually worsen without care.
Heel Pain
Sharp or aching heel pain, especially with your first steps in the morning, is common—but not something you need to live with.
Ingrown Toenails
If the edge of your toenail is digging into the skin and causing pain or swelling, an ingrown nail may be the culprit—and it’s easier to treat than you might think.
Morton’s Neuroma
A burning, tingling, or “walking on a pebble” sensation between your toes may signal a nerve irritation called Morton’s neuroma.
Plantar Fasciitis & Plantar Fibroma
Heel or arch pain that feels tight, tender, or persistent may be related to inflammation or soft-tissue thickening along the bottom of your foot.
Treatment for Foot & Ankle Conditions
Getting the right care early can make all the difference when foot or ankle pain begins to affect your daily life. That’s why our board-certified podiatrists and fellowship-trained surgeons take a personalized approach—focusing on accurate diagnosis, thoughtful treatment planning, and long-term mobility.
Treatments for foot and ankle pain conditions include:
- Customized orthotics and supportive bracing
- Targeted injections for pain and inflammation
- Advanced regenerative medicine therapies
- Minimally invasive procedures when appropriate
- Surgical reconstruction or correction
- Physical therapy and guided rehabilitation plans
- Preventive strategies to reduce the risk of recurrence
