Services
At The Kansas Foot Center, PA, we give patients options for their care and educate them on the best ways to treat their foot problems. Instead of telling our patients what they need to have done to their feet, we work with them and tailor the treatments individually.
- Athletes Foot
- Bone Spur
- Bunions & Hammertoes
- Burning in Feet
- Complete Diabetic Foot Care
- Cold Feet
- Compression Socks
- Custom & Over the Counter
Braces & Orthotics - Custom Diabetic Inserts
- Diabetic Foot Education
- Diabetic Shoes
- Edema
- Emergency Foot Care
- Fallen Arches
- Fungal nails
- Foot Fracture
- Flat Foot
- Feet Odor
- Ganglion Cyst
- Gout
- Heel Pain
- Ingrown Nail
- Neuroma
- Neuropathy
- Numbness in Feet
- Nursing Home Care
- Pediatric to Geriatric Care
- Shoe Evaluation/Modification
- Skin Diseases
- Sports and Work Related Injuries
- Soft Tissue Mass
- Sweating of Feet
- Second Opinions
- Warts
- Wound Care
- Wound Care Supplies
The Kansas Foot Center PA works to educate patients to care for their feet at home, emphasizing the prevention of disorders. This is especially important for athletes and people with diabetes. Dr. Truong and his staff discuss personalized strategies for proper foot care with each patient and provide written instructions and brochures to take home. We also carry foot creams and anti-fungal products so patients can take home exactly what they need for immediate preventative measures.
Foot Education
According to the American Podiatric Medical Association, foot ailments are among the most common of our health problems in the United States.
Studies show that 75% of Americans experience foot problems at some time in their lives. As the Nation becomes more active across all age groups, the need for quality foot care will become increasingly more important in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. More people will turn to the Kansas Foot Center PA for foot care due to the number of injuries sustained by the more active and increasingly older population. Our patient base consists of pediatric patients, geriatric patients, athletes, and people with diabetes, each with their own specific needs.
Studies show that 75% of Americans experience foot problems at some time in their lives.
