Podiatry

Your feet carry you through every part of life. At Centerpoint Podiatry, we help keep them healthy, comfortable and strong. Whether you’re dealing with everyday aches, an injury or a long-term condition, our podiatrists provide care that fits your needs.

Conditions We Treat

Many foot and ankle issues start small and gradually become disruptive. Our podiatrists evaluate and treat a wide range of concerns, including:

• Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
• Bunions and hammertoes
• Ingrown toenails
• Nail fungus
• Sprains and strains
• Arthritis
• Neuropathy and nerve pain
• Flat feet or high arches
• Corns, calluses and warts

Diabetic Foot Care

People living with diabetes often need extra attention to protect their feet. We provide regular exams, wound care, and nail and skin care to help prevent infection and support long-term health. If you’ve noticed redness, swelling or a sore that isn’t healing, our team can evaluate it promptly.

Sports & Injury Treatment

Foot and ankle injuries can happen on the track, during a workout or simply from everyday movement. We treat:

• Sprains and tendon injuries
• Stress fractures
• Overuse injuries
• Sudden foot or ankle pain

We also offer guidance to reduce the chance of recurring injuries.

On-Site Procedures

Some problems benefit from an in-office procedure. Our podiatrists perform:

• Ingrown toenail removal
• Wart treatment
• Nail and skin care for painful or thickened nails
• Minor wound care

Orthotics & Support

Proper support can make a major difference in comfort and stability. We provide:

• Custom orthotics
• Bracing for foot and ankle support
• Footwear recommendations tailored to your needs

Foot & Ankle Surgery

When surgery is the best option, our podiatrists offer procedures such as:

• Bunion correction
• Hammertoe repair
• Tendon surgery
• Treatment for chronic or severe foot deformities
• Removal of painful bone spurs

Your podiatrist will walk you through what to expect and help you decide if surgery is right for you.

When to Schedule a Visit

Consider seeing a podiatrist if you have:

• Ongoing heel or foot pain
• A toenail that’s infected or growing inward
• A wound that isn’t improving
• Trouble walking due to foot discomfort
• Foot changes related to diabetes

Podiatry Providers