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How Video Gait Analysis Helps Fine-Tune Orthotics and Improve Recovery
A Real Case from Our Brantford Podiatry Clinic Sometimes, it’s not the dramatic changes that make the biggest difference in patient outcomes—it’s the precise, measured

What Makes It All Worthwhile?
After almost 40 years in podiatric practice, I often find myself reflecting on what I truly enjoy most about my professional life. Without hesitation, my first

How to Speed Up Healing: Creating the Right Environment for Your Feet
One of the most common questions we are asked in podiatry is simple and universal:“How can I speed up my healing?” The answer is not

When Should You Have Bunion Surgery?
“Do I need bunion surgery?” This is easily one of the most common questions we hear in practice—and the answer is rarely simple. In fact,

Enhancing Custom Orthotic Care:
Orthotica Labs, clinical partners with The Podiatry Associates In our clinical practice, custom orthotics play a major role in the conservative management of many foot,

Allan Frankel, DPM Joins Podiatry Associates | Advanced Minimal Incisional Foot Surgery
Podiatry Associates are delighted to announce the addition of Allan Frankel, DPM, to our organization. Allan brings decades of experience, advanced surgical training, and a

How Much Do Custom Orthotics Cost at Podiatry Associates?
Custom orthotics from Podiatry Associates in Mississauga and Brantford. Learn pricing, insurance coverage, and benefits for flat feet and functional instability.

Continuing Education Is Part of Who We Are
It’s been a couple of years since I last was on the Podiatry lecture circuit. This past weekend I had the pleasure of delivering a

Difficulties buying shoes
This week, I saw a returning patient who, on our first meeting, learned the origin of his crippling heel pain. The first step on the

What Actually Is Osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis is a common diagnosis. What does it actually mean? Dr Google tells us Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease where the protective cartilage in

Flat Earth and Ingrown toenails
It’s bad enough when archived material carries outdated facts and information, but when recently published professional sites perpetuate outdated theories and concepts, I feel motivated

Severe Pain and Inflammation at the Base of the Nail Plate
Very frequently, this won’t heal with soaking and antibiotics, we’re gonna need to be a bit more proactive than that! In a couple of years,