At Tri County Foot & Ankle Center, we’ve seen it all! Many common feet and ankle issues, like athlete’s foot or calluses, are due to some external factor causing the condition to develop
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Geriatric foot care is a crucial part of maintaining your foot and ankle health as the golden years approach. T
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Toenail fungus develop from fungi that thrive in hot and moist locations such as pools, showers, locker rooms or steam rooms.
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Hammertoes don’t have a pleasant demeanor. They can cause deformities and pain. Our Podiatrists are hammertoe specialists and will create a unique treatment plan just for you.
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Our feet, like the foundation of a building, are important to providing structure and stability in our bodies. Improperly fitting shoes aren’t just uncomfortable--they can cause damage in the long term to our lower extremities. Everyone’s feet are different.
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There’s no one who cares more about your feet and ankles than your podiatrist! That’s why podiatrists are working hard every day to discover new ways to offer you the best care. At Tri County Foot & Ankle Center, an innovative treatment method is proudly offered to clients suffering from a wide range of foot and ankle conditions and symptoms.
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As the world of medical science grows and improves every day, it is becoming more apparent how unique each person’s experience with the same condition or disease can be.
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With the incoming winter weather, most of us will temporarily take on a more sedentary lifestyle. One could argue that if bears can hibernate, so can we! However, with our New Year’s resolutions lingering in our minds, it can be hard to sit still for too long.
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Plantar fasciitis is a condition affecting the ligament that connects our heel bone to the rest of our foot and aids in providing an arch to our feet. When that ligament becomes irritated, damaged, worn down, partially or even fully torn, it’s called plantar fasciitis.
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When it comes to the inside of our feet, like bunions, fallen arches, or plantar fasciitis, only a foot doctor can provide relief by prescribing orthotics.
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