Podiatry

Podiatry Care at CNOS

Podiatry injuries and ailments can occur at any age. Whether you’re an active athlete or on your feet all day at work, podiatric conditions can take many forms: fractures, sprains, arthritis, and more. When any of these occur, you want the best possible care from trained experts.

We’ll take a comprehensive look at your condition and treat it with personalized podiatry care—whether it’s a minimally invasive treatment or complex reconstructive surgery. Our team of podiatry specialists includes podiatry physicians, specialty nurses, and rehabilitation therapists who work together to get you back on your feet as quickly as possible.

Podiatry Clinic Services

Foot and Ankle Fractures and Sprains

Overuse of feet or ankles can cause microscopic damage to the bone, known as stress fractures. While these might not be serious, they can lead to partial or complete fractures (broken bones) if left untreated.

We care for all types of foot and ankle fractures and sprains: any injury that occurs in your ankles, feet, or toes. Highly trained specialists have the right expertise and procedures you need to feel better and keep moving.

Foot and Ankle Injuries and Ailments

Foot conditions can range in treatment needs from a brace, steroid injections, physical therapy, to corrective surgery. Our Podiatry physicians are prepared for any of those circumstances, always working to help you heal as quickly and efficiently as possible. See us for any of these conditions:

Discomfort from these conditions might start out as minimal, but often won’t be relieved without medical attention. If you’re experiencing any of them, we can help.

Ankle sprain
Broken foot
Arthritis of the foot
Flat feet
- Can occur if the arches of the feet don’t develop after the patient experiences an injury or as a result of aging- often leads to foot pain.
Bunions
Tailor’s Bunions
Arthritis
Work Comp Injuries

Hammertoes
Heel Pain
Ingrown toenails
- Immediate in-office procedure options for relief and permanent removal
Neuromas
Sports or running related injuries
Shin splints
Pathology specific custom foot orthoses

Stress Fractures/Fractures
Ganglion Cysts
Soft Tissue Masses
High arch
- Causes more weight to be placed on the heel and ball of the foot, which can lead to pain and instability.
Podiatric Dermatology:
- Plantar warts, callouses, fungal toenails, sweaty feet (hyperhidrosis), cracked heels

Toe Injuries

When you’re always on the go, even a seemingly small toe injury can impact your overall well-being. Treating these ailments can be as simple as wearing a better pair of shoes. However, common problems like bunions, hammer toe, Morton’s neuroma, and ingrown toenails can require surgery if left unattended.

Trust CNOS for your podiatry care

Foot conditions can impact patients of any age—and if they do, you’ll need the right team to help you take care of them. Trust the experts at CNOS to help you recover.