My personal feeling is that my patients deserve all the time, knowledge, and experience necessary to bring about a successful end to their primary complaint. As quaint as it may sound, I believe that when you are sitting in front of me, you are my only patient.

Foot care is one of those areas that is often regarded with some skepticism. More often than not, one is likely to hear stories of a less than satisfactory experience. It seems patients with good outcomes do not think about their feet anymore.
I maintain that a podiatrist is a medical professional. I will always strive to provide you with the best possible professional care. I am aware that I am only human and that I may not have all the answers all the time. In such cases, I firmly believe that an appropriate referral in a timely fashion is in order. I also feel that your participation is important for your treatment to be successful.
I have observed that the most informed patients take an active part in their treatment. When this occurs, I find the success rate rises dramatically. Therefore you will find that I make a pointed effort to make sure you become knowledgeable in the diagnosis and treatment of your condition.

Our Practice Philosophy