Insights Into Foot Neuromas (Morton’s Neuroma)

by Admin West Coast | Jun 5, 2023 | General, neuromas, Uncategorized

Insights into Foot Neuromas (Morton’s Neuroma) Foot neuroma’s are a fairly common condition.  Some estimates are that they are found in up to 10% of the population.  In this article we’ll discuss what is Morton’s Neuroma, some of the symptons,...

April is Foot Health Awareness Month!

by Admin West Coast | Apr 10, 2023 | General, Heel Pain, Uncategorized

In honor of April as foot awareness month we wanted to take the opportunity to share some facts about your feet, how to take care of them and some modern treatments that we provide at West Coast Podiatry Center to keep you mobile, active and reduce pain. Facts about...

Dr Zdancewicz Elected as 83rd FPMA President

by Admin West Coast | Mar 22, 2023 | General, Uncategorized

ALISSA ZDANCEWICZ ELECTED TO LEAD FLORIDA’S PODIATRISTS AS 83RD FPMA PRESIDENT Only the 4th Women Elected in History of FPMA Sarasota, FL March 22, 2023 – Dr. Alissa Zdancewicz was elected the 83rd  president of the Florida Podiatric Medical Association...

Helping Reduce Heel Pain

by Admin West Coast | Mar 7, 2023 | General, Heel Pain

The Right Support for Heel Pain  Here’s a big no-no… One of the biggest no-no’s when you’re experiencing pain in your heel is to be on a hard surface without shoes on. At least 75% of our female patients who have heel pain admit to standing in the kitchen without...

Different Foot Types Explained

by Admin West Coast | Dec 23, 2020 | General

Different Foot Types Explained in Bradenton & Sarasota, FL Many people don’t realize that the structure of the foot varies from person to person! There are many different foot types, from a moderate arch to flat-footed, to high arched. Each foot type requires...

Advice for Children’s Foot Pain

by Admin West Coast | Dec 23, 2020 | General

Advice for Children’s Foot Pain in Bradenton & Sarasota, FL Foot pain in children is very common and can be easily diagnosed and treated by our podiatrists. Since kids are active and are often involved in sports, they are susceptible to injury. Our...