The US Army recently did a study to find out if they could reduce soldier’s injury rates to the foot and ankle. They looked at foot strike, or what happens when your foot first touches the ground while walking. People have many different types of foot strikes. Types of foot strike include: Heelstrike: This occurs …
I have an appointment scheduled. Is the office still open? Yes, we are still open. Should anything change, we will notify you prior to your scheduled appointment date/time. You can also reference our -> COVID-19 -> Open Clinics section of our website here for a list of availability. I have an appointment scheduled. Is it safe from me to continue with …
Communication during this ever evolving time is important now more than ever. We are pleased to announce the launch of our patient portal. This portal offers 24/7 access to your patient information. By using this portal, you can: Schedule, reschedule, and cancel appointments Send and receive messages from our healthcare professionals View lab results Request refills on certain …
Every day at Village Podiatry Centers we see patients with foot and ankle pain. Foot pain isn’t normal – it’s a sign that something is wrong, and if something is causing you to experience pain, there is certainly a solution to be found. These are 7 signs that it`s time to see a podiatrist: Plantar …
If you’ve noticed new, small areas of growth on the sole of your child’s foot recently, there’s no need to panic. More than likely your child has been exposed to Human Papilloma Virus (HPV); a virus that can infect the skin leading to the development of plantar warts. Plantar warts are the most common infection …
In 2002, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease, approximately 65% of those living with diabetes also had some degree of correlated neuropathy. In many cases, it is the symptoms of neuropathy that lead to the diagnosis of diabetes, because these symptoms indicate to the patient that there may be …
