Specialty Care
Diabetic Foot & Wound Care
Diabetes can reduce circulation and sensation in the feet, which is why preventive care matters so much. Our program focuses on early detection, regular exams, wound care, and patient education to keep small problems from becoming serious.
Prevention First
Routine exams catch problems early — before they become serious. We help you build daily habits that protect your feet.
Wound Care
Specialized treatment for slow- or non-heeling wounds, with close monitoring and a plan to support healing.
Footwear & Support
Guidance on shoes, orthotics, and protective gear tailored to your risk level and lifestyle.
Patient Education
We teach you what to watch for and how to care for your feet at home — the most powerful tool you have.
Why it matters
Consistent, attentive care is the most powerful treatment.
Many serious diabetic foot complications are preventable with regular exams and a few daily habits. We partner with you over the long term — because protecting your feet is about protecting your independence and quality of life.
Daily foot-care checklist
- Inspect your feet every day for cuts, sores, or changes
- Wash and dry your feet daily, especially between the toes
- Never walk barefoot — even indoors
- Wear properly fitted, supportive shoes at all times
- Trim nails straight across; don't treat calluses yourself
- Schedule a professional foot exam at least once a year
Protect your feet. Protect your health.
If you have diabetes, a yearly foot exam is one of the most important appointments you can keep.