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Diabetes puts your feet at risk. Our podiatrists help you stay a step ahead with personalized care that prevents serious complications before they start.
We check your feet from top to bottom at every visit. From skin condition and circulation to nerve sensitivity and overall structure, these routine exams are one of the most important things you can do to protect your feet.
Diabetic neuropathy is nerve damage that can make it hard to feel cuts, blisters, or pressure injuries on your feet. We screen for early signs of neuropathy so we can help you manage it before it leads to bigger problems.
Ill-fitting shoes are a major source of foot injuries for people with diabetes. We fit patients for custom orthotics and therapeutic footwear that reduce pressure points and keep your feet protected throughout the day.
Something as routine as a long toenail or a callus can turn into a serious problem when you have diabetes. We provide professional nail trimming, callus care, and skin treatment to keep your feet healthy.
When it comes to diabetic foot care, experience and attention to detail matter. At Podiatry Group of Arizona, our board-certified podiatrists take a proactive approach to your foot health. We don't just treat problems when they show up. We work with you to understand your individual risk factors, build a personalized care plan, and give you the tools you need to protect your feet long-term.
With two convenient locations, in Phoenix and Anthem, we make it easy to fit regular podiatry visits into your schedule. Our team takes the time to listen, explain, and answer your questions at every appointment. You're more than just a patient here; you're a partner in your own care, and we're committed to helping you stay healthy from the ground up.
We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare, making it easier than ever to prioritize your foot health. Our team is happy to help you understand your coverage and answer any questions you have before your appointment.
Most people with diabetes should visit a podiatrist at least once a year, even if their feet feel fine. If you've had foot ulcers in the past, have neuropathy, or notice any changes in how your feet look or feel, more frequent visits, every three to six months, are a good idea. Your podiatrist can help you figure out the right schedule based on your individual health history.
During a diabetic foot exam, your podiatrist will check your circulation, test your sensation to screen for nerve damage, and take a close look at the skin, nails, and overall structure of your feet. They'll also ask about your footwear and daily foot care routine. The whole exam is thorough but comfortable, and it gives your provider the full picture they need to catch anything early.
Yes! Most serious diabetic foot complications start as small, undetected injuries that go untreated for too long. Regular podiatry visits, good daily foot hygiene, proper footwear, and blood sugar management all work together to significantly lower your risk. Our team focuses on giving you the education and tools to stay proactive, because prevention is always better than treatment.
Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage caused by consistently high blood sugar levels. It often affects the feet first, making them numb or tingly in a way that masks pain signals. That matters because pain is your body's way of telling you something is wrong. Without it, a small cut or blister can go completely unnoticed and develop into a serious wound or infection. Early screening and ongoing monitoring are key to staying safe..
Scheduling is simple! You can book online anytime through our website or give us a call at either of our locations, which are conveniently located in Phoenix and Anthem, to make it as convenient as possible for patients across the metro area. We look forward to helping you protect your feet for the long haul!
