Right Step Foot & Ankle Clinic

Although warts may be painful, they are harmless. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help treat and remove warts.

Arthritis pain can make your joints weak and unstable. Contact us today to learn more about our noninvasive treatments for your ankle arthritis pain!

High-heeled shoes can cause bunions and heel pain. To learn more about the importance of custom orthotics, call us today!

Suffering from arch pain? Call today and discuss which treatment is best for managing your chronic foot and ankle pain.

Attempting to treat a foot condition on your own can lead to a condition worsening. Our team can help diagnose, treat a manage a number of foot, ankle and lower leg conditions.

A discolored, crumbling or cracked nail can be a sign of infection. Do not paint over an issue, call us today.

Flat feet do not have to keep you from enjoying your daily walk! Arch supports and proper footwear can help you reach your daily step goals.

Ill-fitting shoes and lack of care can lead to foot pain. Do not let a condition worsen, contact us today!

Your foot is an intricate structure composed of bones, ligaments, tendons and muscles. If something in your foot hurts, don't wait! Contact us today to ensure you aren't making an injury worse.

Ingrown toenails can cause infection and pain. It is important to trim your toenails straight across, to allow the nail to grow evenly. For more information on how to care for your feet, contact us today!

Ankle pain can keep you sidelined from everything you enjoy doing, however rushing recovery can create lifelong pain! If you have an ankle sprain, contact our team today to ensure you are properly treating your condition.

Corns can be caused by constant friction. They may be soft or hard, depending on their location. If you believe you have a corn, contact us today.

If you see a new mole or bump on your foot, contact our team to schedule a routine visit. Our team can help keep an accurate benchmark on your overall foot and ankle health.

Women can be more vulnerable to foot and ankle conditions due to narrow and unsupportive shoes. One common condition is Morton's Neuroma which can lead to thickened nerve tissue at the ball of the foot.

Arch pain is due to strain and inflammation. To avoid causing severe arch sprain, ensure you are wearing supportive shoes or insoles!

Is arthritis keeping you from getting daily exercise? Improve your ankle joint mobility by scheduling a visit with our expertly trained podiatrist!

Be mindful of ice! During winter, ice can be harder to see and lead to falls and lower leg injuries. If you injured your ankle or foot from a fall, contact us today!

Don’t let cold feet keep you from enjoying the winter weather! Invest in a pair of waterproof shoes and wear your favorite thick socks to keep your feet dry and warm on your next outdoor walk.

Happy New Year! What are your goals for 2022?

We hope that you have a wonderful holiday weekend with your family and loved ones!

Running uphill is a great workout, but make sure you gradually build this up to avoid injuries. Be careful when running downhill too fast, which can often lead to more injuries than running uphills!

Your feet take a beating every day, and small problems can turn into big ones if you ignore them. Look over your feet each day for cuts, sores, loose or discolored toenails, swelling, or rashes.

Foot stretches and massage -- with a ball or roller -- are good for your feet and can help manage painful conditions like plantar fasciitis, an injury to the sole of your foot that comes from overuse!

Foot & ankle injuries are common in sports. Lightly stretch or better yet, do a slow jog for two to three minutes to warm up the muscles. Don't force the stretch with a "bouncing motion."

Keep your feet clean! At the pool, in the gym, in the locker room, wear clogs or flip-flops -- preferably your own!

Although you might love the way heels elongate your legs and make you feel powerful, when you wear them, you sacrifice your health! Ensuring that your shoes provide optimal comfort is key to foot and ankle health!

Many people have one foot that’s larger than the other, and if this is true for you, remember to fit your shoes to your larger foot.

We hope that you have a wonderful holiday with loved ones. We are thankful for the support of our wonderful patients. What is one thing that you are grateful for?

Wondering how to figure out the right shoe size for you? Stand up with the shoes on and make sure you have a half inch (about the width of your finger) between your longest toe and the front of the shoe.

Foot and ankle pain should not keep you from doing the activities you love. Schedule your initial visit today to begin the journey to a happier, pain-free life!