Podiatry

A podiatry visit at Moses Medical covers foot and ankle pain, diabetic foot checks, nail and callus problems, and sores that are slow to close.

A podiatrist examines your feet and ankles and checks the skin, nails, circulation, and nerve symptoms. The visit also covers how long you have had the problem, what your shoes are like, how much of the day you spend standing, and your diabetes history, since all of that shapes what will help. Bring the shoes you wear most often, any recent A1C or glucose readings, and photos of a wound or swelling if it changes from day to day.

We treat thick nails and calluses in the office, along with a wound follow-up, inserts, or medication if that is what your feet need. If the visit calls for blood work, we can draw it here, and your primary care visits happen in the same office.

You leave with a plan: what to do at home, what to watch for, and when to come back.

The sooner a foot problem is looked at, the more there is to work with. Book a visit when walking hurts, when numbness or tingling has started, or when a sore on your foot is not closing.