(616) 846-3400
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(616) 846-3400
Fax: (616) 846-3406

For patients with diabetes, early prevention and prompt treatment for wounds can be crucial to maintaining healthy feet. Diabetes often affects the nerves of the feet (a condition known as neuropathy), sometimes leaving them with little or no feeling. Because of this lack of sensation, a simple cut, a scrape, or a blister from walking in new or tight-fitting shoes can quickly develop into a severe, non-healing ulcer without the patient even realizing they need care.
It is critical to address these foot ulcers immediately to prevent deep bone infections and the risk of amputation.
Daily Prevention and Care To avoid missing hidden wounds and to help prevent the development of serious foot conditions, we strongly advise taking the following daily steps:
Expert Care for Complex Wounds When preventative measures aren't enough and a wound does develop, treating it requires specialized and immediate attention. We are proud to offer advanced surgical and non-surgical care for foot and ankle conditions. Our team is highly proficient in comprehensive foot and ankle surgery, including dedicated Comprehensive Wound Care & Limb Preservation.
By combining leading-edge surgical techniques with compassionate care, we bring a unique and precise approach to surgical reconstruction and biomechanics to help offload pressure from the wound site and promote complete healing.
Patient-Centered Limb Salvage We provide expert, patient-centered care designed to restore mobility and improve your quality of life.
Time is of the essence when dealing with a non-healing wound. If you or a loved one are struggling with a foot or ankle ulcer, please call our office today at 616-846-3400 to schedule an immediate evaluation.