Get back on your feet comfortably and confidently
Whether you’re chasing kids, training for a 5K, working on your feet all day or staying active in retirement, our podiatry team treats the full spectrum of foot and ankle problems and helps you move without pain.
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Conditions we treat
Plantar fasciitis
An overuse injury of the foot’s fascia causing heel pain that is often worse with first steps in the morning. Treatment may include activity changes, stretches, footwear or orthotics, anti-inflammatories and targeted therapies.
Achilles tendonitis
Irritation from increased training or repetitive strain, common in runners and athletes. We focus on pain relief, gradual loading, flexibility and return-to-sport planning.
Bunions
A bony bump at the base of the big toe that can lead to pain and shoe wear challenges. Options range from footwear changes to surgical correction when needed.
Hammertoes
Toe deformity causing discomfort and calluses and can be managed with shoe modifications, padding, splints or surgery when severe.
Metatarsalgia
Inflammation at the ball of the foot with sharp or shooting pain, often with impact sports and is treated with load management and cushioning.
Osteomyelitis
A bacterial infection of bone, most often in the feet. Symptoms include pain, swelling and redness. Prompt evaluation is essential.
Diabetes-related foot issues
Loss of sensation increases risk of wounds and infections. Routine checks, protective footwear and early care help prevent complications.
Ankle arthritis and ankle replacement
For severe arthritis, ankle replacement can relieve pain and improve motion. Expect a thorough evaluation to determine the best approach for you.
When to see a podiatrist
If any of the below describe you, schedule an appointment and tell us how the pain began and what makes it better or worse. Our team will guide you if urgent care is the safer first step or help coordinate next steps.
- Pain that limits daily activity (walking, standing, exercising)
- Inflammation in the foot or ankle
- Numbness, tingling or wounds that won’t heal especially if you have diabetes
- Changes in foot shape (bunions, hammertoes) or stiffness from arthritis
Why choose us
- Comprehensive expertise, one team. From preventive care to trauma and reconstructive surgery, you get seamless care built around your goals.
- Care for every stage of life. Pediatric concerns, sports injuries, work-related pain, and age-related conditions, all treated with personalized plans.
- Clear answers before you book. Below you’ll find common symptoms, conditions, treatments and visit expectations so you can schedule with confidence.
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Frequently asked questions
What conditions do Marshfield Clinic podiatrists treat?
Common issues include Achilles tendonitis, bunions, hammertoes, heel pain, metatarsalgia, plantar fasciitis, osteomyelitis, diabetes-related foot problems and arthritis of the ankle (including ankle replacement).
Do I need a referral?
Referrals depend on your insurance plan. If you’re unsure, schedule an appointment and our team can help you navigate next steps.
How do I prepare for my visit?
Bring a list of symptoms and when they occur, your shoes and inserts, medication list and any prior imaging.
Will I need surgery?
Many problems improve with conservative care (orthotics, therapy, activity modification). If surgery is the best option, we’ll outline the procedure, recovery and follow-up in detail, including reconstructive foot or ankle surgery or ankle replacement when appropriate.