Like many products, shoes are designed to make things a little easier on our bodies. Many shoes, especially sneakers, have a slight upwards bend in the toe area of the shoe. This area, known as the toe spring, is designed to make walking easier and more comfortable. However, researchers believe this design could also be […]
When Foot Pain Becomes A Daily Battle
As we preach about all the time on the blog, we’re big proponents of prevention and early intervention. We want to keep problems from developing, and if they begin, we want to treat them so they don’t turn into a larger issue down the road. Unfortunately, patients don’t always have this same mindset, and sometimes […]
Tips For Getting Back On Your Feet
While the coronavirus is still a deadly threat in America and across the world, businesses and other sectors are beginning to open back up with precautions in place. Restaurants, bars and department stores are all starting to open back up with social distancing and virus mitigation strategies in place, which means countless workers are headed […]
5 Feet To Watch This NFL Season
The NFL season starts next week, and that means everyone and their brother is trying to predict who will be this year’s breakout star. We don’t pretend to be fantasy football experts, but we do have some industry knowledge when it comes to foot and ankle injuries and how these injuries could impact some of […]
Signs Of COVID-19 On Your Feet
*UPDATE – We are no longer offering virtual visits, as they are no longer covered by insurance* The coronavirus doesn’t seem to be going away anytime soon, so we need to make sure that we are working hard to stay safe while also keeping an eye out for potential symptoms. There are the obvious signs […]
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