Be sure to check out our other blogs, hosted on blogger.com.

The Diabetic Foot covers a wide range of topics important to the care of feet in those with diabetes.

My Aching Foot discusses a variety of topics revolving around foot pain and the conditions that cause it.

Both are updated weekly with new topics!

Our new wart care pack is better than ever! Containing a Wart Stick, Forma-Ray solution, a buffing pad, and tape to keep the treatment on the foot, this pack has everything you need to ensure proper continuation of the treatment started in the office. Used for warts of all severity and size, our pack will help in reducing the treatment time necessary for you body to become immune to the virus and rid the body of the wart infection. Ask at the front desk or call for more information on its use.

At Indiana Podiatry Group, we strive to provide our patients with the best possible care. This is not just limited to medical care, as we want to provide the best and most comfortable environment possible for our patients during their entire experience with us. We love feedback on how we are meeting these goals. Please feel free to send us a message regarding your experience with all aspects of our office. This includes our reception area, the friendliness of our staff, your waiting time, telephone access to our office, the comfort of our office, the ease of use of this website, as well as the availablilty of all our foot health information in the office and online. We would love to hear about the areas we are excelling in, as well as any areas we could improve on to make the experience in our office better. Together we can make your time at Indiana Podiatry Group efficient, comfortable, and most importantly, enjoyable.

Starting in March, we will be adding short video information segments covering all aspects of podiatry, from heel pain to neuromas, and bunions to ankle sprains. Nearly everything that causes foot pain will eventually be covered, with weekly updates. Look for this new feature to begin in the middle of March.

The recent post in my foot pain blog, myachingfoot.blogspot.com, discusses some of the symptoms and concerns that foot pain due to poor circulation of blood into the foot can have. This fairly serious condition is easy to detect, but often it is not found until the disease is advanced, as symptoms of pain do not develop until later on in the process of blocked arteries in the legs. A non-invasive test can easily detect changes in the blood flow to the feet, and can prevent more serious consequences like amputation. Read about the test here for more information:

PAD Screening