When it comes to pain, injury, or other conditions surrounding foot and ankle health, the right treatment matters. This doesn't just concern making the right diagnosis, but also providing the best treatment options for a patient's individual needs and lifestyle. Read more about foot and ankle problems and the treatments provided at Advanced Foot & Ankle.
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Winter 2025 NewsletterKeep your feet safe from winter pain and injuries. Our Twin Falls podiatrist offers tips to keep feet safe.
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Fall 2024Check out our Fall 2024 newsletter, filled with tips on staying safe while playing sports.
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Spring 2024Check out our Spring 2024 newsletter, filled with tips on growing feet.
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Winter 2023 NewsletterCheck out our Winter 2023 newsletter, filled with safe travel tips and healthy holiday recipes.
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Common Types of Winter Sports Foot Injuries and How to Prevent Them By Our Twin Falls PodiatristOur Twin Falls podiatrist explains the common types of winter sports foot injuries and how to prevent them from happening to you or your child.
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Why You Need a Podiatrist for Foot Wound Care and Diabetic Ulcer TreatmentAre you struggling with foot wounds? Our Idaho podiatrist specializes in advanced wound care to prevent serious complications like infections and amputations.
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Our Twin Falls Podiatrist Shares Essential Tips to Prevent Foot AmputationsDiscover how our Twin Falls podiatrist can help you prevent foot amputations with special care and practical tips for managing diabetic foot condition.
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Learn How Our Twin Falls Podiatrist Treats Calcaneal Stress FracturesCalcaneal stress fractures are painful injuries that require timely diagnosis and treatment by a podiatrist to prevent complications. We explain more here.
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What Causes Diabetic Foot Ulcers and How to Prevent and Treat ThemDon’t let diabetic foot ulcers slow you down. Discover wound care solutions from our Twin Falls Podiatrist to protect your feet and prevent complications.
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Posterior Tibial Tendinitis Explained By Our Twin Falls Foot and Ankle SpecialistIt's important to consult with a qualified podiatrist for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan for posterior tibial tendinitis. Find out more here.