Discover non-surgical relief at PodiatryCare, P.C. & Heel Pain Center. From preventative gait analysis to integrative therapies, our holistic approach ensures effective foot care. Trust our expert podiatrists in Hartford County. Schedule today for pain-free mobility!
Read MoreDiscover common toe troubles and effective treatments at Podiatry Care, P.C. & Heel Pain Center. From hammertoes to bunions, trust our expert team for comprehensive foot and ankle care.
Read MoreReignite your health this season with the power of walking! Prevent illness and injury while enjoying a healthier you. Visit us for expert care.
Read MoreWondering how you can get rid of your big toe pain? Learn from PodiatryCare, PC and the Heel Pain Center the common causes for big toe pain and how to receive help.
Read MoreIt can be challenging for many of us to pick up the phone and call a doctor. Even when the scheduling is online, the task alone can feel overwhelming. Regardless of how long it may take you to make the decision, we want you to know we’re always here for you and your family. If you are wondering if and when you should contact a podiatrist, this blog post is for you.
Read MoreThe doctors at PodiatryCare, PC and the Heel Pain Center work with football players, too — maybe the ones on your local high school team. What’s most important is for us to help our neighborhood athletes reduce their risk of injury. If bumps and bruises occur, we are here to help with a prompt diagnosis and a specific treatment plan.
Read MoreThe doctors at PodiatryCare, PC and the Heel Pain Center welcome back students and their parents each season. Partnering together for better foot and ankle health, our team of podiatrists helps parents address current foot issues and think about potential ones that may appear later during the year.
Read MoreWhat is one of the worst things to do with a diabetic foot ulcer? Leave it alone. That’s right – a cut or wound on your foot requires your undivided addition. Most importantly, it requires a call and a visit to your podiatrist. For patients with diabetes, an ulcer is a common complication. It can become dangerous when the cut is slow to heal and becomes infected. Severe consequences can lead to limb loss or even death.
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