Home Care Visits:

Podiatric/Orthopedic and Wound Care home care visits bring expert foot and ankle care directly to your doorstep. Our dedicated team of providers offers comprehensive evaluations, treatments, and preventative care in the comfort of your own home. Whether you're dealing with foot pain, injuries, or chronic conditions, our personalized approach ensures you receive the highest quality care tailored to your individual needs. Experience convenience, comfort, and exceptional podiatric/orthopedic and wound care services with our in-home visits.

Common Home Care Conditions:

1. Foot and ankle injuries: Sprains, strains, fractures, and other traumatic injuries that require assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation.

2. Diabetic foot care: Management of diabetic foot ulcers, neuropathy, and other related complications to prevent further complications and promote healing.

3. Ingrown toenails: Treatment to alleviate pain, prevent infection, and provide guidance on proper nail care techniques.

4. Corns and calluses: Removal and management of thickened skin to alleviate discomfort and prevent further complications.

5. Plantar fasciitis: Assessment, treatment, and management of heel pain through customized care plans including stretching exercises, orthotic devices, and other modalities.

6. Bunions and hammertoes: Evaluation and guidance on conservative measures to manage symptoms and prevent progression, as well as referral for surgical intervention if necessary.

7. Athlete's foot and fungal nail infections: Diagnosis and treatment of fungal infections through topical or oral medications, along with education on prevention strategies.

8. Arthritis-related foot and ankle problems: Management of pain, stiffness, and deformities associated with various types of arthritis through a combination of conservative treatments and lifestyle modifications.

9. Wound care: Assessment and treatment of non-healing wounds, pressure ulcers, or other skin issues to promote healing and prevent infection.

10. General foot care: Routine maintenance such as nail trimming, callus reduction, and skin moisturizing for optimal foot health and comfort.

Treatment for Home Care Conditions:

1. Orthotic devices: Customized shoe inserts or orthotic devices to provide support, relieve pressure, correct alignment issues, or improve biomechanical function.

2. Wound care: Cleaning, dressing changes, and management of wounds to promote healing and prevent infection. This may involve specialized dressings, wound debridement, or offloading techniques.

3. Physical therapy: Exercises, stretches, and manual therapy techniques prescribed to improve mobility, strength, and function, especially for conditions like plantar fasciitis or post-injury rehabilitation.

4. Footwear recommendations: Guidance on proper footwear selection to accommodate foot deformities, support arches, relieve pressure points, and prevent injuries.

5. Education and self-care: Patient education on proper foot hygiene, nail care techniques, diabetic foot care practices, and lifestyle modifications to prevent recurrence or exacerbation of conditions.

6. Surgical referrals: Evaluation and referral for surgical intervention if conservative treatments fail to adequately address the condition or if surgical correction is deemed necessary.

7. Compression therapy: Application of compression stockings or wraps to manage swelling (edema) associated with conditions like lymphedema, venous insufficiency, or post-injury.

8. Padding and offloading: Application of padding or offloading devices to redistribute pressure away from sensitive areas, such as in the case of diabetic foot ulcers or corns.

9. Telemedicine consultations: Utilization of telehealth services for remote consultations, monitoring of progress, and adjustment of treatment plans as needed, providing convenient access to care from home.