Even in these times of social isolation, you may still need to see your podiatrist. We want to assure you that we have implemented protocols to limit the number of people you encounter when you visit our office. Here are our new guidelines for the age of coronavirus: 1.  If you are experiencing (or have…

During this time of social distancing, it’s important to get some exercise at home in a fun way to get the kids (and the whole family) moving together. Turning exercise into creative games is an excellent way to do this. Burn calories with these 3 fun indoor exercise games! Balloon games—Kids love playing with balloons…

Dear Friend, At Atlantic Foot & Ankle Specialists, we want you to know you are in our thoughts every day.  We are still open to see emergencies and patients whose treatments are considered essential to their daily life. We have new ways to be reached and yes, it was long overdue. Our new phone system will…

Dear Valued Patient, Atlantic Foot & Ankle Specialists is here for you. We remain open to serve your needs and provide a safe environment for your visit.  At this unprecedented time in history, we want to stay in touch with you to keep you informed as we all deal with this crisis together. This is the…

A fungal toenail infection causes the nail to become discolored, thick, and brittle and as the condition progresses an offensive odor is often released as the fungi feast on your feet. The microscopic organisms that cause fungal toenail infections are very common in the environment and they also thrive in the moist, warm conditions that…

Summer is here and now is a great time to get outdoors and take advantage of everything the season has to offer. People are out hiking, hitting the beach, playing sports, going to the pool, or just enjoying the sun. However, the sun can cause quite a few health problems. July is UV Awareness Month…

The warm weather is back, and people are getting outdoors after many months of social distancing. That means a lot of wear and tearon the feet. Especially sensitive is the heel area of your foot. Here are some of the most common heel problems that you need to be on the watch for this summer….

May is Arthritis Awareness Month. It’s a time to learn about a serious condition that affects more than 50 million Americans, including both adults and children. One common form of arthritis begins when the joint cartilage that usually cushions the ends of the bones starts to break down. This type of arthritis affecting your feet…

Foot problems can put a stop to outdoor fun and decrease quality of life. Luckily, there are things you can do to heal. Here are three ways your foot specialist can help you get back on your feet! Try Inserts Feet are like people. Each one is special and unique. Over-the-counter inserts can provide a…

Ingrown toenails can be extremely painful. They can cause swelling and bleeding, and also lead to a bacterial or fungal toenail infection. While you may be able to treat a minor ingrown toenail yourself, in most cases it’s best to have them treated by your foot doctor for complete relief and to avoid unnecessary complications….