ANKLE SPRAINS BASED IN HAWTHORNE, NEW JERSEY

Based in Hawthorne, New Jersey, and serving patients throughout Bergen and Passaic Counties, Foot Care Associates treats everything from ingrown toenails to ankle sprains. We are dedicated to offering you friendly, prompt customer service and exceptional care.
Acute Foot Problems
We treat acute foot problems, including ingrown nails, warts, corns, calluses, and sudden problems such as stepping on glass. If you injure your foot, contact us immediately to receive emergency podiatry services and limit the extent of the damage.

Ankle Sprains & Twists
We treat chronic ankle injuries and first-time injuries. We prefer to see you immediately following the injury to properly diagnose and treat the issue.

Bunions & Hammertoes
These are forefoot issues and chronic problems caused by excessive motion or lack of support. Custom orthotics, sprinting, therapy, and exercises may be needed. If the problem is advanced, surgery may be required.
Acute Foot Problems
We treat acute foot problems, including ingrown nails, warts, corns, calluses, and sudden problems such as stepping on glass. If you injure your foot, contact us immediately to receive emergency podiatry services and limit the extent of the damage.

Ankle Sprains & Twists
We treat chronic ankle injuries and first-time injuries. We prefer to see you immediately following the injury to properly diagnose and treat the issue.

Bunions & Hammertoes
These are forefoot issues and chronic problems caused by excessive motion or lack of support. Custom orthotics, sprinting, therapy, and exercises may be needed. If the problem is advanced, surgery may be required.
Heel Spur Syndrome & Plantar Fasciitis
Arch pain and heel pain are interrelated and caused by the plantar fascia stretching and pulling away from the heel's lining. The nagging pain that results can be easily treated with several therapy modalities.

Warts
Warts are a viral infection, and the hard, dead tissue that results must be removed. Over-the-counter treatment can spread the warts, but we treat them with prescription creams or a laser.

Ingrown Toenails
If an ingrown toenail becomes infected, a bone infection or red, swollen infection called cellulitis can occur. These conditions must be treated in the office to remove the ingrown edge and ease the pain. We also treat chronic ingrown nails to prevent the nail from becoming ingrown again.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment and find out about the variety of treatments available for ankle sprains and other injuries.