Podiatry Treatments For Kids

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2018

Footing The Bill: How To Pay Your Podiatrist For Services Rendered

As a general rule, most specialists are paid for their services via healthcare insurance, but what if you do not have insurance? If you were already seeing a podiatrist when you lost your insurance, then what do you do? What happens if you need to see a podiatrist, but you cannot cover the costs? Here are a few ways you can approach this problem and still treat your foot pain, foot fungus, and foot diseases. Read More»

3 Foot Issues You Should Not Ignore

Anytime there is pain in the body, it’s usually a warning something is not quite right. It may be minor, such as a sore back from moving, or it may be severe, like that of a gallbladder acting up. One of the most annoying pains is foot pain. It may not always be severe, but it certainly can make life more miserable. Foot pain can make it difficult to walk, work, and exercise. Read More»

Hello, my name is Jill. Welcome. I am excited to talk to you about podiatry care for kids. When my daughter was born, her feet pointed inward. After waiting months for the problem to correct itself, we decided to seek help from a podiatrist. The doctor decided to utilize special orthotic shoes to help rotate her feet into the right position. The treatment process took a few years from start to completion. On my site, I will share information about many of the different treatments podiatrists use to treat foot disorders that occur in childhood. Hopefully you'll be able to help your child feel better!