Diabetic Foot Management

Approximately 30 million people (or 1 out of every 11 people) have diabetes in the United States today. Often, the feet can reveal initial warning signs such as loss of feeling, redness, tingling, swelling, or non-healing wounds. Making at least two appointments a year to have your feet examined is a critical step in avoiding diabetic foot complications and amputation. 

Our staff has trained extensively in diabetic care of the foot and ankle. We believe our patients are the core members of the healthcare team and should be fully involved in the treatment process. Some of our specialties related to diabetes include:

• Amputation prevention

• Athlete's Foot

• Blisters

• Bunion deformities

• Cellulitis

• Charcot Foot

• Circulation / Blood flow evaluation

• Corns & Calluses

• Debridement

• Deformities of the foot & ankle

• Diabetic shoe prescriptions

• Dry skin

• Foreign body removal

• Fungal toenails

• General diabetic foot care

• Grafting

• Hammertoes

• Infection control

• Ingrown toenails

• Injections

• Limb salvage

• Neuropathy

• Offloading of pressure points

• Orthotics (Custom Made)

• Osteomyelitis

• Preventative surgery

• Puncture wounds

• Shoegear modification

• Surgery

• Traumatic injuries

• Ulcers / Wound Care

Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with the disease for years, our providers are happy to evaluate you and help you tackle the challenges of the diabetic foot.