Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Care Program
Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Care Program
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Living with diabetes can affect the health of your feet in ways that are not always easy to notice. Diabetes may reduce circulation and cause nerve damage (neuropathy), making it harder to feel injuries, detect infections, and heal wounds properly. Even a small blister, cut, or callus can develop into a serious problem if left untreated.
At Foot and Ankle Care of the Island Coast, we provide comprehensive diabetic foot care focused on prevention, early detection, and treatment of diabetic foot complications. Our goal is to help you stay active, maintain your independence, and avoid complications that could affect your quality of life.
Common diabetic foot complications
Common diabetic foot complications
Neuropathy (loss of sensation)
Poor circulation
Slow-healing wounds
Increased risk of infection
Skin changes and calluses
Charcot foot deformity
Lower extremity amputation
Comprehensive diabetic foot exams
Comprehensive diabetic foot exams
Sensation and nerve function
Circulation and blood flow
Regular nail and callus care
Skin care management
Diabetic shoes
Preventative care strategies
Coordination with other healthcare providers
Neuropathy Screening
Neuropathy Screening
Early detection of nerve damage can help prevent injuries that often go unnoticed due to loss of sensation.
Diabetic Shoes
Diabetic Shoes
Proper footwear can significantly reduce pressure points and help prevent ulcers.
Our goal is simple: Prevent complications, preserve mobility, and keep you active.
Our goal is simple: Prevent complications, preserve mobility, and keep you active.
Through regular monitoring, patient education, and early intervention, we help patients maintain healthy feet and reduce the risk of serious diabetic foot problems.
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