Area’s Best Foot & Ankle Care
State of the Art Foot & Ankle Care
Your feet and ankles are essential parts of your anatomy. Whether you’re standing, walking, or running, your feet and ankles provide support, balance, shock absorption, and other key functions associated with movement. Don’t trust just any foot and ankle specialist with these essential parts of the body, trust the area’s most talented doctors at OrthoUnited.
When you turn to us for the highest level of foot and ankle care, you can expect nothing but the absolute best. Our cutting-edge facility boasts everything you need in one convenient location to help restore movement and comfort to your foot or ankle.
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Common Foot & Ankle Conditions
Foot and ankle problems can affect your quality of life, limit your mobility and activities, and force you to live with unnecessary pain. The causes of common foot and ankle problems include nerve damage, aging, poor circulation, diabetes, and even poor-fitting shoes.
The good news is that our doctors have experience treating a wide range of conditions and can help restore movement—even the most extreme cases that can’t be treated elsewhere.
Common foot and ankle conditions include:
- Achilles tendinitis and tear
- Ankle sprain
- Arthritis of the foot and ankle
- Bunions and hammertoes
- Diabetic foot problems
- Flatfoot in children and adults
- Fractures of the ankle and foot
- Lisfranc (midfoot) injury
- Morton’s neuroma
- Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
- Stress fractures
- Total ankle replacement
- Turf toe
Advanced Foot & Ankle Treatment Methods
At OrthoUnited, our surgeons use state-of-the-art procedures to treat a wide range of foot and ankle problems. The difference at OrthoUnited? You get the best care in a comfortable, compassionate environment focused on patient healing and comfort.
Many injuries or conditions can be treated conservatively with rest, medication, physical therapy, orthotics, a brace, or a walking boot.
But if you do need foot or ankle surgery, we have surgeons with advanced training in complex injuries and procedures, including trauma and foot and ankle reconstruction. We also offer minimally-invasive techniques, total ankle replacement, and ankle arthroplasty. If you’re suffering needlessly from a foot disorder, talk to our expert team and get the care you not only need, but deserve.
Is an Overuse Injury Slowing You Down?
If recurring joint, tendon, muscle or ligament pain is affecting your workouts, recreational sports, or active lifestyle, it may be time to get answers.
At OrthoUnited, we help active adults understand what's causing their pain, explore non-surgical treatment options, and create a plan to get back to the activities they enjoy.
Whether you play pickleball, golf, tennis, run, cycle, lift weights, or simply enjoy staying active, treating an injury early can help prevent a minor issue from becoming a bigger setback.
Quick Answer:
Where Should I Go for a Sprain or Possible Broken Bone?
For non-life-threatening bone, joint, and muscle injuries like sprains, possible fractures, and sports injuries, you can walk in to OrthoUnited Express Care. An orthopaedic specialist will evaluate your injury, take X-rays on-site if needed, and explain your diagnosis and treatment plan, without the added hospital facility fee that often comes with an E.R. visit.
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We Provide Everything You Need for Cutting-Edge Care
Walk in with no appointment needed and see an orthopaedic specialist for broken bones, sprains, and sports injuries.
Diagnosis & Imaging
X-ray and MRI on-site, often the same day as your visit, so you get answers sooner.
Surgery Centers
Two dedicated orthopaedic surgery centers, OASIS and OS3, when surgery is the right choice.
Physical Therapy
A recovery plan built around your goals, coordinated directly with your physician.
From Our Blog
News, tips and resources.
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What Is Causing My Foot Pain?
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