Treating Podiatric Problems Throughout Western New York

Our Rochester Regional Health Podiatry and Foot Pain Program treats common conditions that affect how you walk, including work-related injuries, dermatological conditions, neuropathy, problems linked to flat feet, diabetic foot problems, and malformations like bunions and hammertoes. 

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What are Podiatric Problems?  

The Podiatry team in Rochester Regional Health’s Foot & Ankle Center treat the range of foot and ankle pain, including: 

• Achilles tendonitis and tears
• Sprains and fractures
• Blisters and wounds
• Problems linked to flat feet, including arch pain, plantar fasciitis, and shin splints
• Dermatological foot conditions, including toenail fungus, ingrown toenails, calluses, and athlete’s foot
• Neuropathy, nerve entrapments, and Morton’s neuroma
• Diabetic foot problems, including ulcers, sores, bruises, and infections
• Arthritis of the foot and ankle
• Bunions
• Hammertoe
• Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction

Conservative Treatment

After an evaluation, our Podiatry Program team will provide you with the best possible treatment plan, typically starting with non-surgical options including: 

• Physical therapy to build strength and restore range of motion
• Lifestyle changes – avoiding activities that make the shoulder painful
• Pain control through ice and heat and over-the-counter medication
• Orthotic inserts and braces
• Corticosteroid injections
• Topical treatment of calluses, nails, and warts