Tips for our Senior Patients
With the winter season bringing its worst lately, our senior patients are often the most vulnerable. Here are some handy tips to keep everyone safe. And hopefully spring is just right around the corner.
Back to school
Almost time to start back-to-school shopping for the little, and even the not so little ones!
Proper shoe gear and corrective orthotics can help ensure that your children have good foot health and aren’t hampered by pain during the school year.
Start the new school year on a good foot, visit us […]
Take A Minute to Read the Greens, and your feet!
Golfers: Don’t be handicapped with foot pain
As millions of avid golfers get ready for another season of pars and bogeys, they should be aware of potentially serious foot problems that can result from years of playing the game.
Although golf is not considered a rigorous sport, the physical act of repeatedly […]
Consumers Choice Award Winners
We thank all of our patients for such kind reviews and are humbled to be recipients of such a distinguished award.
We will continue at Markham Podiatry to provide the highest levels of care for our patients, and hope to achieve similar awards in the coming years!
Winter’s Balancing Act
The wrong boot could lead to ankle and foot injuries.
Winter’s popular women’s boots typically feature tall, spiked heels and narrow, pointed toes. These boots can make your feet unstable on snow- and ice-covered surfaces.
A stylish low-heeled winter boot is a lot more fashionable than a cast and crutches. We […]
Sun Safety
If you’re headed out to the beach or just a day in the sun, make sure to protect your feet. Here’s what you need to know:
Running Season is here!
With the warm weather finally upon us, it’s time to lace them up and get back to running. Make sure that your feet are in good condition and that your shoes and orthotics are appropriate for you, to reduce your chances of injury.
Diabetic Care
Trust Doctors of Podiatric Medicine when it comes to the care of diabetic feet.
Winter is Coming (still)
Winter conditions will persist for a couple of more months, please take care of your feet.