After a summer spent with your feet less covered, you may have noticed spots of hard or thick skin on your feet. But since corns, calluses and warts may all look similar, we’re here to tell you how to spot the difference between these conditions.

As we approach National Senior Citizens Day, we want to talk to you about your aging feet. As the years pass, your body changes—muscles and bones move around, ligaments relax and your feet can take a major hit in the process.

Since August marks National Psoriasis Awareness Month, we want to help you better understand this condition. (Especially how it can impact the delicate skin on your feet.) People with psoriasis can develop scaly rashes anywhere on their bodies. Which is why even your feet can show signs of psoriasis.

August is also known as National Golf Month, so your Westfield, IN, podiatrist wants to help keep foot and ankle injuries from ruining your game!

During the lovely Indiana summer, we’re all excited to bring wear our flip-flops. And there are plenty of times that wearing them is a great choice for your feet.

According to the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, getting the right fit for children’s shoes is key to preventing foot problems. And the best fittings happen in stores, with professional help.

Summer is a time to let loose and relax. But you don’t want to get too carefree, and forget all about your foot health. Why? Make the wrong choices this summer, and you’ll be living with pain or infections by the time September rolls around. Want to stay safe? Just keep reading, and our Westfield podiatrist will tell you all the summer foot hazards to avoid this season!

Summer is in full swing, and we hope you’re in the great outdoors, staying active! (And lathering up with sunscreen, all over your feet!) Yes, summer is a time for running, swimming, golfing, hitting the tennis courts or simply getting active in your garden.

Are you ready to celebrate our nation’s freedom? As we head out to celebrate the July 4th weekend, podiatrist Dr. David Sullivan wants to share some important foot safety tips. That way, foot pain or injuries won’t ruin your holiday weekend.

Did you know that June is National Great Outdoors Month? It’s true, this is our nation’s time to appreciate the beauty of nature, something we’ve all learned to celebrate even during the COVID pandemic. Some of our favorite ways to get outdoors include hiking, biking, running and swimming. But a foot injury, or even foot pain, could keep you from your favorite outdoor activities.

In honor of Men’s Health Month and Father’s Day, we want to discuss an area of the body that is often overlooked by men: their feet! Unfortunately, men tend to ignore their health unless there’s an emergency. And, when it comes to your foot health, problems often develop slowly.

In June we celebrate National Safety Month, to stop workplace accidents and injuries. As your Westfield, IN podiatry practice, we want to make sure you don’t forget your foot safety in the workplace. That’s why, today, we’ll review the ways you can protect your feet on the job—no matter what your job may be.

May is Arthritis Awareness Month which makes it a good time to learn more about this disease. And, as your Westfield podiatric team, we need you to know how it affects your feet and ankles.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month and we have an important message: you can develop skin cancer anywhere on your body and that includes your feet.

As we mark National Women’s Health Week, we need to focus on women’s feet. Because now, more than ever, women’s feet need extra care. After all, you spend hours on your feet, caring for everyone, and you often do it in shoes that aren’t crafted for comfort.

May is National Osteoporosis Month. Osteoporosis is a disease in which your bones lose more calcium than they absorb. Most people develop this condition after turning 50, but the disease can strike you at an earlier age.

As April ends, we mark warmer weather—and National Every Kid Healthy Week. This is the perfect time to talk about children’s foot health, since spring and summer can be a tough time on kids’ feet.

With sandal season right around the corner, now’s the best time to talk about how to prevent ingrown toenails. Not sure what they are, what causes them or how you can stop ingrown toenails from developing? Just keep reading for all the answers.

April is National Defeat Diabetes Month. And we want to help you protect yourself from this disease! In this post, we’re breaking down important facts about diabetes.

If your spring break plans include road tripping, flying or even just spending lots of time outside, it’s important to pay attention to your feet.