Achilles Tendinitis
Painful, degenerated Achilles tendon at the heel or midportion, treated with a graded plan to restore strength and activity.
Conditions
A guide to the foot and ankle problems seen most often in this practice. Detailed pages are coming soon.
Painful, degenerated Achilles tendon at the heel or midportion, treated with a graded plan to restore strength and activity.
Sudden injury to the Achilles tendon that may cause pain, weakness, and difficulty walking or returning to sports.
Breaks involving one or more bones around the ankle that can range from stable injuries treated in a boot to unstable fractures requiring surgery.
Fractures of the bones of the foot ranging from simple injuries that heal in a boot to more complex fractures requiring surgical treatment.
Care for fractures, dislocations, and acute orthopedic injuries involving the upper and lower extremities.
Evaluation and treatment of alignment, rotation, and limb-length problems that can affect walking, function, and activity.
Modern correction of hallux valgus, including minimally invasive approaches.
Durable pain relief for advanced arthritis and unstable joints.
Flatfoot, high arch, and complex deformity corrected to restore a stable, functional foot.
Lateral ligament repair for ankles that keep giving way after repeated sprains.
Straightening painful, rigid toe deformities that no longer fit comfortably in shoes.
Midfoot injuries that are easy to miss and important to treat correctly the first time.
Forefoot fractures, from simple breaks to Jones fractures in athletes.
Persistent heel pain treated conservatively first, with clear next steps if it lingers.
Overuse injuries in runners and athletes, with a graded return-to-training plan.
Charcot neuroarthropathy managed to protect the foot and prevent breakdown.
Foot and ankle injuries in collegiate and recreational athletes at every level.
Motion-preserving replacement and other options for worn, painful ankle joints.