Foot & Ankle Center

Your feet are at the foundation of everything you do.  From the routine issue to the highly complex condition, choose the comprehensive team of fellowship-trained experts at The CORE Institute for your foot and ankle care.

Explore Foot & Ankle Care

The fellowship-trained foot and ankle specialists at The CORE Institute, including orthopedic surgeons and podiatrists, are recognized leaders in treating foot and ankle conditions from routine injuries to complex deformities. Rely on experts who understand the intricacies of the foot and ankle and offer a full spectrum of advanced treatment options to maximize your recovery.

Expert Foot & Ankle Care

Treats a wide range of injuries and chronic conditions with specialized knowledge.

Advanced Treatment Options

Offers minimally invasive procedures and therapies to relieve pain and improve motion.

Personalized Recovery Plans

Creates tailored rehab plans to restore strength and function.

Common Symptoms

Foot and ankle problems often lead to pain, especially with walking or running.  A sporting injury or acute injury may lead to an immediate problem whereas longer-term issues may result in more chronic conditions.  Regardless, typical symptoms can include:

  • Bruising and tenderness
  • Swelling
  • Decreased range of motion
  • Difficulty walking or bearing weight
  • Frequent giving way or rolling of the ankle
  • Difficulty with certain shoe wear

Orthopedic Spine Care

Surgical care for spine conditions, helping restore movement and reduce pain.

Pain Management

Non-surgical treatments for spine-related pain, supporting mobility and daily activity.

Neurosurgery

Expert surgical treatment of spine and nervous system conditions to improve function and comfort.

Foot & Ankle Care

Surgical & non-surgical care for foot and ankle conditions, helping restore mobility and relieve pain.

1 in 4 Adults

Will Injure a Foot or Ankle in Their Lifetime

20%

Of Sports Injuries Affect the Ankle

50%

Of Ankle Sprains 
Will Reoccur

Conditions We Treat

  • Achilles tendon problems
  • Arthritis
  • Fracture or trauma
  • Foot Deformities
  • Bunions
  • Failed implant or surgery
  • Foot arch problems
  • Heel spurs
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Sports or exercise injury
  • Stiffness or swelling from overuse
  • Wound care, such as foot ulcers

Available Treatments & Procedures

Arthroscopy uses a tiny camera and other tiny tools to view, diagnose and treat several ankle conditions. During the procedure, your surgeon uses the camera to view your ankle joint from all angles and perform treatments that can help lessen pain and improve your range of motion. Your arthroscopy will most likely be an outpatient procedure, which means you’ll be able to go home afterward.

A bunion, a deformity or abnormal bending of the large toe, can lead to pain and difficulty in shoe wear.  The straightening of this deformity through surgical correction can decrease discomfort and improve mobility.

New techniques allow for smaller incisions and in some instances, faster recovery times to allow you to return to improved mobility more rapidly.

In some instances, surgical procedures to realign and stabilize the foot and ankle, can help address deterioration from arthritis or the effects of previous trauma.

For some patients, an artificial ankle joint may be recommended to address painful arthritis of the ankle joint and to help restore mobility.

The specialists at The CORE Institute will recommend the appropriate non-surgical options that have been proven to be effective in treating foot and ankle problems.  These often include:

  • Corrective shoes
  • Custom foot orthotic supports
  • Exercise planning and stretches
  • Immobilization, which uses a splint, brace, cast or walking boot to keep provide greater support during recovery
  • Over-the-counter or prescription medications
  • Targeted injections

Have questions? Speak to one of care consultants at 866.974.2673

Pain Management

Nonsurgical & minimally invasive treatments to manage spine related pain.

150+ Monthly

Procedures

98%

Satisfaction

50+

Spine Specialists

Conditions We Treat

  • Back & Neck Pain
  • Nerve Pain (Including Sciatica/Radiculopathy)
  • Arthritis of the Spine
  • Herniated Disc / Disc Disease
  • Spinal Stenosis
  • Scoliosis & Spinal Deformities
  • Spondylosisthesis
  • Lumbar Radiculopathy

Available Treatments & Procedures

Have questions? Speak to one of care consultants at 855.457.4392

Neurosurgery

Surgical care for spine conditions, helping restore movement and reduce pain.

150+ Monthly

Procedures

98%

Satisfaction

50+

Spine Specialists

Conditions We Treat

  • Back & Neck Pain
  • Spinal Stenosis (Narrowing of the Spinal Canal)
  • Spinal Arthritis
  • Degenerative Disc Disease & General Disc Degenration
  • Nerve Pain / Radiating Pain / Sciatica (Nerve Root Compression)
  • Scoliosis & Spinal Deformities
  • Spinal Tumors
  • Neurogenic Pain

Available Treatments & Procedures

Have questions? Speak to one of care consultants at 855.457.4392

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about foot and ankle care at The CORE Institute

See us if pain persists after rest, you can’t bear weight, or you notice a deformity. Early care prevents minor issues from becoming major surgeries.

Minor repairs take weeks; major reconstructions take months. We’ll provide a specific roadmap based on your surgery and healing progress.

Usually, yes. Physical therapy helps restore range of motion, strength, and balance so you don’t just heal, but thrive.

We offer bracing, custom orthotics, injections (steroid or regenerative), and targeted physical therapy to manage pain without surgery.

Walking may happen quickly, but impact sports take longer—usually 2–6 months, depending on the procedure’s complexity.

Proper footwear, regular stretching, and maintaining a healthy weight are key. Listen to your body; “powering through” often leads to injury.

Patient Success Stories

Real stories from patients who found relief and returned to the activities they love.