These blogs are great for understanding your foot problem, learning proper foot care, and discovering new, painless treatment options. We have all different blogs written by podiatrists around the country, our own doctors, even our staff. Foot care is essential to healthy, happy feet.
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Catch Dr. Brad on Season 2 of TLC's My Feet Are Killing Me Season 2 of My Feet Are Killing Me has debuted with Dr. Brad. Watch as our very own takes on more thrilling foot problems. -
Foot and Ankle Pain During Quarantine Dr. Denise Bonnin explains why she is treating more injuries and pain during the Covid Quarantine. While many people are working from home, pain is on the rise. -
We Need Your Socks Did you know socks are the item that is most requested by the local shelters and organizations we serve, yet they are donated less frequently than other items. -
Keep Your Feet Pain Free While Working From Home Foot pain while working from home is the new norm. We have been seeing so many patients coming in due to foot pain even though they're working from their couch. -
Stylish and Comfortable Work (From Home) Shoe Sale! Get the best work (from home) shoes! Half shoes, half slippers! Stay comfy and supported while you work from home! -
Dr. Christina Sawires Explains Neuropathy Dr. Christina Sawires explains what causes neuropathy and who it affects. If you feel burning or tingling....or nothing, you could have neuropathy in your feet. -
Another Season of My Feet Are Killing Me Dr. Brad Schaeffer of Family Foot & Ankle Specialists will be starring in another season of My Feet Are Killing Me. The new season will premier 9/10 at 10:30pm -
Signs and Symptoms of Sever's Disease Sever's disease, a type of heel pain in kids, is very common. We are treating more kids with sever's disease now. The treatment is usually easy and painless. -
Keeping You Safe at the Pool, Swimming is a great summer activity, but there are risks. Dr. Denise Bonnin keeps you and your family safe while enjoying the pool. -
Valet Podiatry Service Now Available We are now offering valet service! Car-to-treatment room valet service available to help our patients and team stay safe during Covid-19. -
Check out our very own, Dr. Brad Schaeffer, on the new TLC show, "My Feet Are Killing Me!" Dr. Brad Schaeffer is on a new show on TLC, My Feet Are Killing Me"! Be sure to check out Dr. Schaeffer as he takes on some interesting cases! -
Season Ending Foot Surgery for Morton's Neuroma LA Angel's, Mike Trout will be having foot surgery to fix a Morton's Neuroma. He will be out for the season now. -
The Ball of My Foot Hurts Doe the ball of your foot hurt? If so, you could be suffering from metatarsalgia. This condition can be caused by weight gain, high impact sports even ill fitting shoes. -
Do you fear Injections or needles? We have THE ANSWER ..... the Cutting Edge MLS Laser! Do you have a fear of needles or worry about the side effects? The MLS Laser is safe, painless and effective at treating all types of pain. -
Laser Therapy for Foot & Ankle Pain Laser therapy is a great nonsurgical treatment option for common foot and ankle problems. The laser is painless and doesn't have any side effects. -
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome If you have a burning pain on the inside of your foot, you could be suffering from tarsal tunnel syndrome. Our doctor explains the causes and treatments. -
The Uses and Benefits of the CAM Walker Dr. Brad Schaeffer discusses the benefits and uses of the CAM walker. This walking boot helps to stabilize and control the foot and ankle. It is lightweight and easy to use. -
Cryotherapy May Finally End Your Pain Without Surgery! Cryotherapy may be able to end your pain without invasive surgery. Cryotherapy treats a number of conditions such as neuromas and heel pain. Learn more now! -
High Arch Pain People with high arches can experience pain, calluses, and many other foot problems. There are easy treatment options that can help relieve your pain. -
Pain in the Ball of the Foot Are you having pain in the ball of the foot and have not had any trauma that you could imagine has caused this pain? You may have a Morton's neuroma.