Full-spectrum service.
Single-minded focus.

The Foot Clinic is built on the best in compassionate care. Every effort is made to treat you so you feel comfortable during your visit. Our office has x-ray, physical therapy, and laboratory collection services on site. The general practice environment provides treatment for all foot and ankle problems ranging from routine monthly care, to fracture reduction and surgical remedy for common foot and ankle disorders. Diabetic foot care education and wound care treatment is a high priority in our practice. A growing part of podiatric medicine—and a personal area of Dr. Zappa's personal interest and expertise—are custom orthotics, sports medicine and work related injuries.

At the Foot Clinic you will find available services covering preventative care, the treatment of chronic conditions, as well as state-of-the-art podiatric surgical procedures. A small sample of the kinds of work we do :

Achilles TendonAnkle InstabilityAnkle Sprains
Arthritic Foot & Ankle Care Athletes FootBunions
CallusesCornsCrush Injuries
Diabetic Foot InfectionsFlat Feet Fungal Toenails
Geriatric Foot CareHammertoesHeel Spurs
Foot Infections Ingrown ToenailsInjuries
MetatarsalgiaNeuromasPlantar Fasciitis
Poor CirculationWartsWounds


For your convenience, additional information is provided in the links above from eMedicineHealth, ePodiatry.com, PodiatryNetwork and WebMD.


Diabetes affects 17 million patients in the United States each year. Diabetes can lead to many common podiatric-related symptoms. Here is a brief summary of the latest articles regarding diabetic news from American Diabetics Association:
11/19/2008
Gene Test Adds Little to Diabetes Risk Analysis
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11/19/2008
Depression Linked to Poorer Diabetes Control
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11/18/2008
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The rise of serious heart risks in drugs that treat chronic conditions has become one of the U.S.