Proper foot care is important, yet it is easy to forget that your feet bear the brunt of most of the activities that you perform while standing upright. Over time, ignoring your feet can lead to serious problems such as chronic pain that limits your ability to enjoy your normal activities.

While it is common to seek treatment for foot pain after an injury, it is also important to keep in mind that a visit to the podiatrist for routine foot care yields many benefits for your overall well-being.

Certain health conditions place you at greater risk for serious foot problems. For example, diabetes can lead to dangerous infections and nerve damage that require aggressive treatment if they to fester. For this reason, diabetic wound care is critical for protecting your mobility.

Arthritis also strikes the ankle and foot joints. Since this condition is progressive, receiving proper care early on helps you identify the best strategies for managing pain and easing joint stiffness, such as gentle stretches.

Bigfoot Podiatry will begin the transition starting April 1st, 2025. Please contact clinic to see if you qualify.

You can use your insurance for outside testing like pathology, lab work, and/or imaging studies. If you have out-of-network benefits you can submit a ‘superbill’ to your insurance carrier.

No, you do not need a referral. We like when doctors refer patients, but it is not required. Patients can self-refer and call out office directly for an appointment.

Yes! You can use your flexible medical spending account for consults, custom molded orthotics, office-based procedures, laser treatments, and products in our office.

For your convenience, Bigfoot Podiatry accepts check, cash, all major credit cards, and most insurances. If you provide us with an email address, we will send an invoice to your email address. Our emailed  invoices include a payment portal that allows you to make an online payment via ACH or credit  card. If you have questions regarding your account, please contact us. 

*Please remember you are fully responsible for all fees charged by Bigfoot Podiatry  regardless of your insurance coverage. Your prompt payment remittance is appreciated.

The frequency of examinations will be based on the patient’s foot and ankle condition along with comorbidities.

The skin on your feet is highly susceptible to several common infections because the dark and damp environment created by your shoes allows bacteria, fungus, yeast, and viruses to flourish. With a foot infection, you may notice things such as redness around your toes, or you may see small warts on the bottom of your soles. If you have a fungal infection, then you may also notice itchiness or a foul odor. All these conditions can be treated during your routine foot care appointments.