Find & Compare Podiatrists in Your Area!

Podiatrists diagnose and treat conditions of the foot and ankle: plantar fasciitis and heel pain, bunions and hammertoes, ingrown toenails, fungal nails, warts, diabetic foot care, sprains, and fractures. Treatment ranges from custom orthotics and injections to minor office procedures and surgery. People arrive here limping, with a toe that has become infected, or with a doctor’s instruction to get their feet checked because of diabetes.

Every state licenses podiatrists, and many are board certified in foot surgery or orthopedics, so check both. Ask whether the practice treats your problem with conservative options first and what surgery would involve if it comes to that. Ask whether orthotics are custom-molded or prefabricated and how much they cost, since custom pairs are often not covered by insurance. Confirm the office takes your plan and whether X-rays are done in the office. Diabetic foot exams are usually covered as routine care. For arch pain tied to how you walk or run, physical therapists may also be part of the plan.

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