Well-informed is well-armed. Our content library offers a wealth of information on a variety of foot and ankle injuries and ailments, including how to spot them and how to rid yourself of them for good. Browse our library today to discover more about your condition.
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Ankle fracture or ankle sprain?Many people mistake an ankle fracture for an ankle sprain.
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Do you roll your ankle chronically?Ankle Instability--Do you roll your ankle chronically?
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Dealing With a Sudden or Constant Pain to the Back of Your Leg?Dealing with a sudden or constant pain to the back of your leg? You may have Achilles tendonitis. Learn how to stop the pain before it leads to a rupture.
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FAQ'sFrequently Asked Questions From Our Patients
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PAD QuestionnairePeripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a serious circulatory problem in which the blood vessels that carry blood to your arms, legs, brain and kidneys, become narrowed or clogged. It affects over 8 million Americans, most over the age of 50. It may result in leg discomfort with walking, poor healing of leg sores/ulcers, difficult to control blood pressure, or symptoms of stroke. People with PAD are at significantly higher risk of stroke and heart attack.