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"Trust your ankles and feet to caring, experienced hands."
Many conditions can be managed with a non-surgical or surgical approach. SPECIALTIES
Skin:
Diabetic Arthritic Foot / Rocker Bottom Foot (Charcot)
Athlete’s Foot
Calluses
Corns
Cysts
Dry / Cracked Heels
Dry / Itchy Skin
Malignant Lesions
Painful Lumps
Rashes
Sores / Wounds / Ulcers
Sweaty Feet
Warts
Nails:
Ingrown
Fungal Nails
Thick Nails
Conditions/Deformities:
Arthritis-Osteoarthritis (DJD)
Arthritis-Rheumatiod (RA)
Arthritis-Gout
Bunions
Bunionette (Tailor's Bunion)
Flat Feet (Adults)
Flat Feet (Pediatric)
Great Toe Joint Pain
Hammertoes
Heel Spurs (Pump Bump)
High Arched Feet
Joint Pain-General
Poor Circulation / Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)
Toe Walker
Unstable Ankles (Chronic)
Weak Ankles
Sports Medicine:
Achilles Pain
Achilles Tendon Ruptures
Ankle Sprain
Ankle Tendon Injuries
Ball of Foot Pain (Neuroma/Morton's Neuroma)
Crutches / How to Use
Custom Inserts / Orthotics
Fractures (5th Metatarsal)
Heel Pain (Adults)
Heel Pain (Children)
Shin Splints
Tendonitis / Tendonopathies
Turf Toe
Proper Footwear
Diabetic/Chronic Wound Care
Diabetic Complications and Amputation Prevention
Diabetic Foot Care Guidelines
Diabetic Neuropathy
Limb Salvage:
Custom Shoe Inserts
Extra Depth Shoes
Infection Management / Wound Care
Surgical Care:
For those conditions that are unresponsive to conservative care
For those conditions that would benefit greater from surgery
Forefoot Surgery
Rearfoot Surgery
Reconstructive for painful conditions
Trauma Surgery-
Ankle
Foot
Podiatry is the medical and surgical treatment of the foot and ankle. It also includes the treatment and management of any lesions or sores in the leg below the knee. The education required for a Podiatrist is a four year undergraduate degee as well as four years at a Podiatric Medical School. There are only a handful of these schools across the country.
Once the doctorate is obtained, the Podiatrist must further their education in an accredited training program called a residency. Each state has differing requirements for the physician to practice. Therefore, not all Podiatrists will have the same background in training education. The minimum requirement is one year of residency training.
Here at Grand Lake Podiatry, the majority of the Physicians have excelled above that and are three-year residency trained. The physicians continue to further their education with seminars and other training programs.
Grand Lake Podiatry offers easy in-office vascular testing using the PADnet System. Click the logo below for more information: 