Most Fellowship Trained Foot & Ankle Specialists in the Region

Offering State-of-the-Art Non-Surgical, Surgical & Rehabilitation Treatments for Foot & Ankle

Feet are complex anatomical structures and propulsion engines that are instrumental to overall health and well-being. Our Specialists in Central Ohio, offer a full scope of foot, ankle, and podiatry services. They treat all foot problems, ankle problems, and lower leg conditions.
The team of foot and ankle specialists takes pride in their holistic approach offering patients medical and surgical treatment options for conditions affecting the lower extremity. They know that comprehensive care is the best way to treat the entire range of foot and ankle pain, injuries, and disorders.

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Took the time and really explained the injury and why I was having issues.

Chris

Patient

I felt that the doctor really listened to my needs and what I was feeling. Set me up for the next step in the process to feeling better! Thank you!

Brandi

Patient

By far the most friendly and caring staff we have ever encountered. My experience was nothing short of phenomenal. It’s comforting when everyone involved in your medical procedure genuinely cares about you.

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Patient

About Foot and Ankle

Each of your feet has 26 bones, 30 joints, and more than 100 muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Your ankle consists of the ends of your tibia and fibula, and talus. The talus sits on top of your calcaneus (heel bone). The subtalar joint and the true ankle joint facilitate your ability to bend and extend your foot.

Your feet and ankles absorb force with every step you take. With so many delicate, moving parts and near-constant force, it’s no wonder that your feet and ankles are vulnerable to so many potential injuries and degenerative conditions.

Common Problems

Achilles Tendonitis

Your Achilles tendon is a strong band of tissue that connects your calf muscle to the back of the leg on the heel bone.

The Achilles tendon can be damaged or injured in both acute injuries and by repetitive strain. The severity of the injury can vary and range from inflammation to a tear in the ligament.

Bunions

Bunions, also known as Hallux Valgus deformity, develop when your big toe leans toward the other toes, pushing the joint between your toe and the rest of the foot outward. The abnormal pressure on the joint eventually leads to bone spur development.

A bony bump forms on the joint, causing pain that becomes more severe when you walk or put weight on your foot. Bunions may be caused by repetitive actions, arthritis, and poorly fitting shoes.

Foot & Ankle Arthritis

Early diagnosis of foot and ankle arthritis can ensure effective treatment and pain reduction. Please make an appointment with a foot and ankle specialist as soon as you experience discomfort.

Foot & Ankle Fracture

A foot and ankle fracture, more commonly referred to as a broken foot or ankle, is a fracture of one or more bones that make up the ankle joint. Foot and ankle fractures often occur during falls or automobile accidents.

Your risk of breaking a foot and ankle increases if you participate in high-impact sports, suddenly increase your activity levels, or have osteoporosis.

Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar fasciitis is a painful condition caused by inflammation of the thick band of tissue at the bottom of the foot, known as the plantar fascia. Plantar fasciitis often results from overuse and is especially common in athletes due to repetitive strains on the tissue.

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With OrthoAlliance, you’re connected to our integrated orthopedic network with comprehensive, efficient, and patient-centric care. That includes Central Ohio-area practices with more than 50 orthopedic and musculoskeletal specialists as well as 70+ physicians in more than a dozen orthopedic practices across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.