Why Choose Our NJ Podiatrists?
Selecting a foot doctor is an important decision. Here’s what sets Foot & Ankle Centers apart from other podiatry practices in New Jersey.
Board-Certified Specialists
Our doctors hold board certification from the American Board of Podiatric Medicine (ABPM) and the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS). These credentials require passing rigorous examinations and demonstrating expertise in diagnosing and treating foot and ankle conditions. Board certification represents a commitment to the highest standards in podiatric medicine.
Comprehensive Care Under One Roof
From your first consultation through treatment and follow-up, our team handles every aspect of your foot and ankle care. We offer diagnostic imaging, conservative treatments, custom orthotics, physical therapy guidance, and surgical solutions when necessary. You won’t need to coordinate between multiple providers.
Advanced Treatment Options
Our podiatrists stay current with the latest developments in foot and ankle medicine. We offer laser therapy for toenail fungus, minimally invasive surgical techniques, regenerative treatments, and evidence-based protocols that get patients back on their feet faster.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Every patient receives individualized care. We take time to understand your symptoms, activity level, and treatment goals before recommending a plan. Whether you’re an athlete recovering from an injury or managing a chronic condition like diabetes, your treatment is tailored to your specific needs.
Convenient Scheduling
With seven locations across Central New Jersey and flexible appointment times, we work around your schedule. Most new patients can be seen within days, not weeks.
▪ Accurate Diagnosis & Advanced Evaluation
▪ Evidence-Based Treatment Plans
▪ Personalised Care for Short and Long-Term Relief
Conditions We Treat
Our New Jersey podiatrists diagnose and treat the full spectrum of foot and ankle problems, including:
Diagnosis and treatment for acute and chronic foot or ankle pain conditions.
Preventative and therapeutic care for diabetic foot complications and ulcer management.
Targeted treatment for plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and persistent heel pain affecting mobility.
Treatment for fungal infections, ingrown nails, calluses, and persistent skin disorders.
Advanced surgical correction for severe structural issues and treatment-resistant conditions.
Individually designed orthotic devices to improve alignment, reduce strain, and support long-term foot health.
Diagnosis and management of nerve-related conditions including neuropathy and chronic pain.
Non-invasive laser treatment for stubborn toenail fungal infections with minimal downtime.
Specialised podiatric care for pediatric foot development and growing mobility concerns.
Don’t see your condition listed? Contact us to discuss your symptoms with our team.
Areas We Serve in New Jersey
Foot & Ankle Centers operates seven podiatry offices strategically located to serve patients throughout Central New Jersey.
Our Hamilton, Ewing, and East Windsor offices serve patients throughout Mercer County, including Trenton, Princeton, Lawrence Township, Robbinsville, Hightstown, West Windsor, Hopewell, and Pennington.
- Ewing Office: 1076 Parkway Avenue, Ewing, NJ 08628
- East Windsor Office: 113 Maple Stream Rd, East Windsor, NJ 08520
- Hamilton – Mercerville Rd: 1245 Mercerville Rd, Suite #401, Hamilton, NJ 08619
- Hamilton – S Olden Ave: 1300 S. Olden Ave, Hamilton, NJ 08610
- Hamilton – Golden Crest Center: 2273 Highway 33, Suite #204, Hamilton, NJ 08690
Our Flemington office provides podiatric care for patients in Hunterdon County, including Raritan Township, Clinton, Readington, Lambertville, and surrounding communities.
- Flemington Office: 5 Walter E Foran Blvd, Suite #2001, Flemington, NJ 08822
Our Somerset office serves patients throughout Somerset County, including Franklin Township, Hillsborough, Bridgewater, Bound Brook, Manville, and nearby areas.
- Somerset Office: 25 Clyde Rd, Suite #101, Somerset, NJ 08873
What to Expect at Your First Visit
When you choose Foot & Ankle Centers, you gain access to some of the most respected foot doctors in New Jersey—backed by advanced diagnostic tools, modern treatment techniques, and a commitment to excellent patient outcomes.
New patients can expect a thorough evaluation at their first appointment with one of our New Jersey podiatrists.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to some of the most common questions about podiatry care and our Foot & Ankle Centers Doctors across New Jersey.
A podiatrist is a physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions of the foot, ankle, and lower leg. Podiatrists complete four years of podiatric medical school followed by hospital-based residency training. They are licensed to prescribe medications, perform surgery, and provide comprehensive care for foot and ankle problems.
See a podiatrist when you have persistent foot or ankle pain, a visible deformity, difficulty walking, recurring infections, or diabetic foot concerns. While your primary care doctor can address general foot issues, podiatrists have specialized training and equipment to diagnose and treat complex conditions more effectively.
Both can treat foot and ankle problems, but their training differs. Podiatrists (DPM) focus exclusively on the foot and ankle throughout their education. Orthopedic surgeons (MD or DO) train broadly in musculoskeletal conditions affecting the entire body. For foot and ankle issues specifically, podiatrists often have more specialized experience.
Most health insurance plans cover podiatry services, including Medicare and Medicaid. Coverage varies by plan and condition being treated. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to verify your benefits. Our staff can also help you understand your coverage when you schedule an appointment.
Look for board certification (DABPM or DABFAS), which indicates advanced training and examination. Consider the doctor’s experience with your specific condition, the convenience of office locations, and patient reviews. A good podiatrist should listen to your concerns, explain your condition clearly, and involve you in treatment decisions.
Most insurance plans do not require a referral to see a podiatrist. However, some HMO plans may require one. Check with your insurance provider if you’re unsure. You can also call our office and we’ll help verify whether a referral is needed for your plan.
