We Have Returned To **Normal Business Hours**
We are committed to your safety while we continue to provide services for your foot and ankle problems.
If you have an injury, infection, wound or significant pain of the foot and ankle, please call to come in. If you have been asked to follow up by your provider, please call.
We are following the policy & procedures set forth by the CDC. Masks are mandatory. If you are exhibiting or have been in contact with someone who has exhibited any of the following symptoms, please stay home and call your primary medical provider.
-Fever
-Cough
-Shortness of breath
-Loss of taste or smell
Please refer to this website for clinic locations as well as days & times of operation.
Our available offices are in:
-Factoria, ph# 425 644-2313
-Covington, ph # 253 631-0585
-Sumner/Puyallup ph. # 253 848-0131
-Enumclaw ph # 360 825-2181
-Bonney Lake ph # 253 862-1967
We appreciate your cooperation and patience during this challenging time.
Wishing you the best health!
Welcome to Our Practice
At Ankle and Foot Centers, we believe that a doctor and patient become a team for treating an individual’s feet. Our physicians spend most of their time listening to understand your concerns and responding with the best treatment options for you. With the help of our professional staff, they also follow up to make sure that general pain is relieved, problems are resolved and your health improves.
Podiatric Treatments in Pierce & King Counties
We also want our patients to be informed about podiatric problems and treatments, because informed patients make better decisions about their health and well being. That is why we’ve included an extensive section on this web site covering the full array of topics associated with podiatry and podiatric diagnoses and treatments. We encourage you to look through these pages whenever you have an interest or concern about your feet.
We also know that convenience in the Puget Sound area is important to your selection of a podiatrist. In these web pages you’ll find information about Ankle and Foot Centers offices, including all of our locations, maps, directions, hours, insurance policies and appointment scheduling. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you have or to request an appointment. We hope you’ll find our practice offers the accessibility and personal commitment you look for from a physician.
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All our professionals maintain the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in podiatric medicine.
What We Do
Fracture Management
Arthritis
Ankle Care
Bunions
What are Bunions? A bunion—also called Hallux Valgus—is a bump that appears inside the foot, around the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint (near the big toe). This bump is actually a bone
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Corns and Calluses
What are Corns and Calluses? When there is too much friction or pressure on your feet for extended periods of time, the skin will harden to protect itself—this is when
Custom Orthotics
What Are Orthotics? Custom-made orthotics are medical shoe inserts that support and gently reposition the heel, arch, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and bones in the feet. Orthotics enable the structures in
Diabetic Foot Care
People with diabetes are much more likely to suffer nerve damage, circulation problems, and infections—all problems that directly affect the feet. The lack of feeling and poor blood flow caused
Flatfeet
People with normal, fully- developed foot arches have a notable upward curve in the middle of the foot. When arches develop fully, the tendons and ligaments in the foot and
Haglund's Deformity
What is Haglund’s Deformity? Also known as the “pump bump”, Haglund’s deformity is a condition that causes the bony section of your heel—where the Achilles tendon is—to become enlarged or
Hammer Toe Treatment
What is Hammer Toe? Hammer toe is a deformity in the foot that causes toes to bend or curl in a downward fashion rather than point forward. This deformity is
Heel Spurs
What is a Heel Spur? A heel spur is calcium deposit located underneath the heel that causes small pieces of bone to protrude. Pain associated with heel spurs is often