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Care for common and complex foot and ankle conditions

Our doctors treat a wide range of foot and ankle problems, from everyday injuries to chronic medical issues. We work with patients of all ages and provide both nonsurgical and surgical care across all our locations.

Our Services

Arthritis

Arthritis can cause joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in the feet and ankles. We help manage symptoms through physical support, custom inserts, medications, and surgery when needed.

Athlete's foot

Athlete’s foot is a skin infection caused by fungus that leads to itching, burning, and flaking. We diagnose it and prescribe antifungal creams or pills to help clear the infection.

Athlete's foot ›

Bunions & hammertoes

Bunions and hammertoes are common toe deformities that cause pain and joint stiffness. We treat them with shoe changes, padding, orthotics, and surgical correction when needed to improve alignment and relieve pressure.

Bunions & hammertoes ›

Charcot deformity

Charcot foot is a serious complication of diabetes that can lead to collapsed foot structure. We manage it with offloading, protective devices, and close monitoring to prevent further breakdown.

Charcot deformity ›

Custom orthotics

Custom orthotics can reduce pain from flat feet, high arches, bunions, and other structural issues. We fit patients with inserts designed to support foot alignment and relieve pressure in targeted areas.

Custom orthotics ›

Diabetic foot care

People with diabetes are more likely to develop foot problems like poor circulation, numbness, and slow-healing wounds. We provide regular exams and care plans to reduce the risk of infection or amputation.

Diabetic foot care ›

Diabetic wound care

Open wounds on the feet can become serious in people with diabetes. Our doctors treat foot ulcers with regular monitoring, debridement, protective dressings, and coordination with vascular specialists when needed.

Diabetic wound care ›

Flat feet

Flat feet can cause arch pain, heel pain, and fatigue with walking or standing. We evaluate foot structure and recommend conservative treatments like orthotics, physical therapy, or bracing.

Fracture treatment

Broken bones in the foot or ankle can cause pain, swelling, and trouble walking. We confirm the injury with imaging and provide immobilization, follow-up care, or surgery when needed.

Fracture treatment ›

Ingrown nail

An ingrown nail can cause redness, swelling, and pain near the edge of the toe. We remove the painful portion and, if needed, prevent it from growing back with a simple in-office procedure.

Ingrown nail ›

Neuroma

A neuroma is a thickened nerve that causes burning or tingling between the toes. We help reduce symptoms with padding, shoe changes, or injections, and offer surgery if needed.

Plantar fasciitis

Plantar fasciitis causes sharp heel pain, especially with the first steps in the morning. We treat it with stretching, orthotics, shockwave therapy, injections, and other nonsurgical options.

Plantar fasciitis ›

Plantar warts

Plantar warts are hard growths on the bottom of the foot caused by a virus. We treat them with in-office methods such as topical treatments, freezing, or laser removal.

Plantar warts ›

Routine nail care

Thick, curved, or hard-to-reach toenails can lead to discomfort or infection. We safely trim nails and treat nail problems for patients who can’t do so on their own due to age, circulation issues, or chronic conditions.

Routine nail care ›

Sports injuries

Foot and ankle injuries are common in athletes of all levels. We treat sprains, fractures, tendon strains, and overuse injuries with the goal of helping you recover and return to activity safely.

Sports injuries ›

Sprained ankle

A sprained ankle happens when ligaments stretch or tear. We treat it with rest, bracing, and physical therapy, and we help patients avoid long-term instability or repeat injuries.

Sprained ankle ›

Tendonitis

Tendonitis in the foot or ankle causes aching, swelling, and limited motion. We treat it with rest, physical therapy, and sometimes shockwave therapy or injections.

Why patients choose us

Patients come to us for careful exams, clear answers, and treatment that works.

Doctors with years of experience

Offices across Rhode Island and Massachusetts

Advanced treatments for complex cases

Clear communication before and after your visit

4.9-star average from more than 2,000 patient reviews

“ Very helpful and pleasant. My feet always feel better after I visit their clinic. I would recommend them without hesitation.

James H.P.

Locations across Rhode Island & Massachusetts

We have offices in North Providence, Warwick, Pawtucket, Cranston, East Providence, Johnston, Newport, and other nearby towns. Each location has its own hours and contact information. Many offer same-week appointments.

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