Orthotics and inserts each are effective in treating foot and ankle conditions such as neuroma, and plantar fasciitis. While the two terms are used interchangeably, they are different! What makes an orthotic different than an insert?
Is it a Callus or a Plantar Wart on the Bottom of my Foot?
We Want To Hear What Your Shoes Have to Say!
Do you feel like you have a balled-up sock under your foot?
Do Your Burning Feet Keep You from Falling Asleep?
Information for Our High-Risk Patients
Notice Regarding COVID-19
Lighthouse Foot and Ankle Center is here for you. At this unprecedented time in history, we want to stay in touch with you to keep you informed as we all deal with this crisis together.
Our office will be open with limited appointments for non-routine care; infected toenails, wounds, fractures, injury. We ask that you please call the office for an appointment at 207-774-0028
In the midst of coronavirus, the “footshake” is the new handshake
Are You Ready to Step into Spring?
New to Neurogenx? What you need to know now about treating neuropathy
Neurogenx is a state-of-the-art electro-medical treatment tool that relieves neuropathy symptoms and pain with high-frequency electronic waves. Clinical studies have shown patients have enjoyed an 87% reduction of symptoms!