| Achilles Tendon | Ankle Instability | Ankle Sprains |
| Arthritic Foot & Ankle Care | Athletes Foot | Bunions |
| Calluses | Corns | Crush Injuries |
| Diabetic Foot Infections | Flat Feet | Fungus Toenails |
| Geriatric Foot Care | Hammertoes | Heel Spurs |
| Infections | Ingrown Toenails | Injuries |
| Metatarsalgia | Neuromas | Plantar Fasciitis |
| Poor Circulation | Warts | Wounds |
About The Human Foot
Your feet, although not glamorous, are a wonder of natural engineering. There are 26 bones, 33 joints, 20 muscles and over 100 ligaments in each foot, all designed to interact with one another to provide you with the ability to walk (or run) over 115,000 miles during your lifetime.
Unfortunately, today's lifestyles often place excessive or unusual demands on your feet. Today's shoe gear, athletic activities and working conditions of then aggravate certain conditions and make what should be normal, painless activity an ordered to be faced on a daily basis. 
The results of these excessive demands mean that four out of five adults will at some time complain of foot health problems. In order to stay mobile, professional care of your feet is a true necessity.
The Maligned Florida Foot
No, Floridians are not born with different feet than other Americans. But our feet do have a different environment to survive in. Most homes and buildings are slab built with lots of tile. These are very hard surfaces, even when covered with carpeting. Our warm, moist climate encourages growth of infection and yes, if it moves it bites and if it bites it is poisonous. So insect and critter bites as well as exposure to toxic plants are a common problem, as is exposure to the chemicals we use to control these hazards.
Combine these unique problems with our tendency to be barefooted and you get the Maligned Florida Foot!