At New England Podiatry, we know that foot and ankle surgery is often seen as a last resort. However, for many individuals, it’s the key to restoring mobility, relieving pain, and improving overall quality of life. While conservative treatments such Read More

Sports are a fantastic way to stay active and challenge yourself, but sometimes, they take a toll on your body. And unfortunately, injuries left untreated tend to get worse over time. At New England Podiatry, we’re well known for our Read More

Foot and ankle complications can leave you limping, frustrated, and limited, especially when they’re left untreated. The good news? Innovative new tools and methods are helping DPMs manage and resolve chronic conditions, so when more traditional treatments fall short, New Read More

Diabetes affects your entire body, but unfortunately, your feet are particularly vulnerable. The consequences of neglect are severe: According to the American Podiatric Medical Association, diabetic foot ulcers precede roughly half of all lower-limb amputations in people with diabetes. New Read More

Bunions – those bony bumps at the base of your big toe can cause serious pain and discomfort. Worse, they make it difficult to find shoes that fit or participate in activities you typically enjoy. If you’ve tried conservative treatments Read More

It’s all too easy to neglect your feet and ankles until pain signals a problem. Unfortunately, by waiting that long, patients often incur other injuries and related conditions, many of which are difficult, unpleasant, or time-consuming to resolve & prevent. Read More

We’ve stepped into a fresh New Year, 2024, and it’s brimming with possibilities. Yet while resolutions often focus on distant horizons, sometimes the greatest rewards lie closer to home – right beneath our feet, to be precise! New England Podiatry Read More

Fungal toenails and chronic foot pain can be remarkably stubborn and resistant to treatment. However, you don’t have to deal with their frustrating persistence alone. New England Podiatry is always seeking new methods for resolving the many different podiatric conditions Read More

Our feet bear the brunt of our hectic lifestyles, so why not give them a boost? At New England Podiatry, we’re proud to do so by offering the very best in custom-fitted orthotics! Our expert DPMs decided they’d do your Read More

People with diabetes are prone to many foot problems. When you have diabetes, being aware of how foot problems can arise from disturbances in the skin, nails, nerves, bones, muscles, and blood vessels is essential. Furthermore, in diabetics, small foot Read More

September is Healthy Aging Month! It is the perfect time to take a moment to look at the most common problems older people have with their feet and then go over some easy tips seniors can take to make sure Read More

What do you know about arthritis? Unfortunately, most people don’t know enough about this condition until they are diagnosed. Patients who have arthritis in their feet or ankles experience significant joint pain and swelling, which often leads to pain. This Read More

A bunion is a progressive toe deformity. Where do you see the signs? Mainly on the big toe joint. You may notice an out-of-place bump, and you may also experience pain. For some, sight alone is the biggest problem. Toe Read More

Summer is here, and we’re sure you have plenty of fun-filled activities planned, like long days at the beach or breezy hikes in the woods. This can bring a lot of excitement but also a lot of sweat. Sweaty feet Read More

With summer just around the corner, you may be preparing for fun activities like beach trips, vacations, and pool parties. We’re sure the last thing you want is foot pain or an ankle injury to cut your plans short, so Read More

Did you know April is National Foot Health Awareness Month? Our feet do so much for us, yet they’re often overlooked when it comes to daily self-care. A lot of physical stress is put on our feet daily, which is Read More

One of the most common reasons why people don’t get their illness or injury checked out sooner is due to nerves at the doctor’s office. We know it can be intimidating – but with some simple preparation, you can limit Read More

Most people will have a toe cramp at some point in their life. Usually, it goes away as quickly as it started and isn’t cause for much concern. But for some, their toe cramps can be so debilitating that it Read More

Americans take an average of 5,000 steps per day. As we grow older, those steps turn into miles, and those miles can easily lead to a lot of wear and tear if we’re not careful. Around 10% of the population Read More

With over 3 million Americans getting diagnosed with an ankle sprain each year, you’ve likely had one at some point in your life. They’re one of the most common injuries, especially when it comes to ankle injuries. When you overstretch Read More