Ankle & Foot Centers of America

Early intervention plays a critical role in preventing further infections, nail damage, and potential complications.

During American Heart Month, the leading podiatry group is highlighting how evaluations of health issues with the feet can provide early detection of cardiovascular issues.

The new facility, located on Oakside Lane, will offer an expanded space with improved accessibility for patients.

A fellowship-trained ankle and foot surgeon and expert in lower-limb salvage, Srinivas will provide a comprehensive range of podiatric services and support the practice's treatment of complex lower extremity conditions.

Ankle & Foot Centers of America's Columbus office, led by Dr. Jennifer Monaco, partners with the Job Training Division of Columbus, GA, to offer hands-on internships for aspiring healthcare professionals. This unique program provides students with real-world experience in podiatric medicine, fostering skills and inspiring future careers in healthcare.

During National Diabetes Awareness Month, the major multi-state podiatry group emphasizes how its advanced vascular care for diabetic foot complications can prevent severe complications and help patients maintain their mobility and way of life.

Arthritis can feel like it's a debilitating health condition, especially when you suffer from severe stiffness and pain in your feet. Tenderness, swelling, reduced range of motion, and difficulty walking can be just some of the symptoms people with arthritic feet suffer from, making it incredibly difficult to live day-to-day. While relieving foot aches caused by arthritis can require physical therapy and multiple different pain relief methods, the best shoes for arthritic feet can also make a difference.

It may be time to ditch your shoes, according to some fitness experts and athletes. Well, while lifting, at least.

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It may be time to ditch your shoes, according to some fitness experts and athletes. Well, while lifting, at least.

Leading podiatrists renew their commitment to public health and community involvement, championing the annual cancer event for the past 22 years.  

If you have severe heel pain, the right pair of shoes may help ease it. Plantar fasciitis causes inflammation and intense pain in the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue that runs under the foot. This condition can be caused or exacerbated by unsupportive footwear, like flip flops, that don't absorb impact underneath the heel. The result is heel pain that can stop you from walking, running, and enjoying life.

IT'S NO SECRET that walking brings tremendous benefit to your overall health and wellness, especially as you get older. But in order to reap the benefits, you need to find a proper walking shoe—one that’s stable, cushioned, supportive, and shock-absorbing. Choosing the perfect pair can be a feat, but we’ve got some guidance in helping you find the best walking shoes for men over 60.

You’ve been struggling with foot pain, can’t seem to find relief in your new pointy ballet flats and now you’re on the hunt for the best toe separators to help put your best foot forward. While introducing anything new to your podiatric routine can feel daunting, the encouraging news is that toe separators can help put some pep back into your step while minimizing discomfort in your everyday life — if you know what to look for.

As football season approaches, a national leader in podiatry offers advanced care for sports injuries of the ankle, providing faster recovery and improved performance.

Type in “slippers” on Amazon and thousands of options appear on the screen. I would know; once fall rolls around (and I’m talking as soon as temperatures drop below 70 degrees and I can snag my favorite Caramel Apple Cider at Starbucks), I rarely go without slippers on my feet. As someone who tends to restock her closet with a fresh pair every year, Amazon is always my first place to shop. The hardest part is finding which ones are *actually* worth your coin.

Staying active is part of any healthy lifestyle, but if you’re spending a lot of time on your feet, you’ll need the right shoes. Whether you’re walking, running, or standing, the wrong footwear can lead to foot pain and even injury. To get a better sense of which shoes contribute to foot pain, we asked board-certified podiatrists, foot surgeons and other footwear experts to share the shoes they wish you’d stop wearing—and some of their answers might surprise you.

A new, minimally invasive bunion surgery reduces recovery time and postoperative complications.

If you’re experiencing more foot pain than usual this summer, the problem could be your sandals.

According to podiatrist Dr. Gregory Alvarez, if you’re experiencing foot or arch pain, blisters, calluses, instability or overall fatigue, the construction and fit of your sandals may be to blame. “Many patients report that their feet feel tired or achy after wearing unsupportive sandals for extended periods,” he said.

A 12-year-old Cameroonian boy was taken to the orthopedic National Social Insurance Hospital in the capital, Yaoundé. The medical history revealed no significant family, social, or past medical issues. He was sent to the hospital due to worsening condition of an ingrown toenail that he was treated for by his doctor just 36 hours prior to the referral. Apparently, he had been suffering from and dressing his ingrown nail wound of the left big toe for several months before being seen by a doctor.

Shoes that are comfortable enough to run around in all day that also fit your budget can be hard to find. That’s why Bustle reached out to the pros for their go-to shoes, favorite brands, and the features they suggest looking for to ensure you find your next favorite pair. Scroll on to see a mix of sandals, flats, sneakers, and more.

The leader in podiatric care leverages industry-leading foot and ankle surgeon teams and state-of-the-art technology for patient outcomes that set new industry standards.