Foot and Ankle Treatments
Diagnostic and Treatment Options
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy uses targeted acoustic energy and may support healing in certain painful musculoskeletal conditions.
PRP Injections
PRP injections use concentrated platelets from the patient’s blood to support healing in eligible conditions.
SWIFT Wart Treatment
SWIFT uses controlled microwave energy to treat eligible plantar warts without damaging the surrounding skin.
Tendonova
Tendonova may be used to address certain chronic tendon concerns through a minimally invasive procedure.
Amniotic Therapy
Amniotic therapy uses processed amniotic tissue products and may be considered for certain eligible conditions.
Laser Treatment for Pain
Laser therapy uses focused light energy and may help manage pain in selected musculoskeletal conditions.
Custom Orthotics
Custom orthotics are created from foot scans to support alignment, comfort, and individual movement needs.
Laser Treatment for Fungal Nails
Laser treatment may be considered for eligible fungal toenail infections following an appropriate clinical evaluation.
Foot and Ankle Surgery
Surgical treatment may be discussed when appropriate for structural problems, injuries, pain, or ongoing limitations.
Diagnostic Services
Diagnostic services may include physical examination, movement assessment, digital X-rays, and clinical evaluations.
How Is a Treatment Selected?
The appropriate treatment begins with a thorough evaluation. Your podiatrist will review your symptoms, medical history, activity level, and concerns, examine the affected area, and use diagnostic testing when appropriate.
After identifying the problem, your podiatrist can explain suitable treatment options, expected outcomes, potential limitations, and available alternatives. Recommendations are based on your specific condition, symptoms, lifestyle, and individual needs. Not every treatment is appropriate for every patient or condition, so your care plan is tailored to your particular situation.
What to Expect
Complete an Evaluation
Discuss your symptoms, medical history, activity level, previous care, and treatment goals with your podiatrist.
Understand the Diagnosis
Your podiatrist will explain the findings and how the condition may be affecting your foot or ankle.
Review Your Options
You will receive information about suitable treatments, expected outcomes, limitations, and possible alternatives.
Find the Right Treatment for Your Needs
Schedule an evaluation to discuss your symptoms and determine which diagnostic or treatment options may be appropriate.