Plymouth Podiatry - Located in Plymouth, MA 02360, Phone: (508) 747-1973 and Taunton, MA 02780, Phone: (508) 824-9571
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Foot And Ankle Specialist in Brockton MA

Experienced Podiatrists Providing Comprehensive Care for Over 30 Years

Find lasting relief from foot and ankle pain with Plymouth Podiatry. We offer advanced, patient-centered care to help you get back on your feet quickly and comfortably.

Caring Atmosphere for Your Foot Health

For over 30 years, Plymouth Podiatry has provided patients with a truly welcoming environment where your health and comfort are our top priorities. As your trusted foot and ankle specialist in Brockton MA, we go above and beyond to treat your concerns quickly and effectively, ensuring you are treated like family every step of the way.

Services We Offer

Bunion Surgery
Advanced surgical options to correct painful bone deformities, restore normal foot alignment, and get you back into your favorite shoes comfortably.

Shockwave Therapy
Non-invasive ultrasound treatments to accelerate tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and relieve chronic foot pain without the need for medication or surgery.

Diabetic Foot Care
Comprehensive exams, routine wound care, and specialized footwear evaluations from a dedicated diabetic foot doctor in Brockton MA to help you prevent dangerous complications.

Hammertoe Treatment
Expert conservative and surgical care to straighten abnormal bends in your toe joints, relieving daily pressure, friction, and joint discomfort.

Meet Your Expert Podiatrists

Your foot health is in the hands of highly skilled specialists. Dr. Michael Skonieczny and Dr. Erik Henriksen are both board-certified in foot and rearfoot/ankle surgery. Together, they bring decades of surgical expertise and a deeply compassionate approach to ensure every patient receives the highest standard of care for their unique condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the Lapiplasty procedure covered by insurance?

A: Yes, most insurances and Medicare typically cover bunionectomy and joint fusion procedures that utilize the Lapiplasty System when the procedure is deemed medically necessary.

Q: Does shockwave therapy hurt?

A: Despite the word “shock” in the name, this therapy is generally not painful. Some patients report mild discomfort during or immediately following treatment, but our team does everything possible to ensure you are comfortable and relaxed.

Q: Do you offer treatments for diabetic foot wounds?

A: Absolutely. We specialize in diabetic foot care, offering routine exams, advanced wound care for ulcers, and customized diabetic shoe fittings to help manage and prevent serious complications.

Q: How soon can I recover from Lapiplasty?

A: Recovery timelines vary, but many patients are able to put weight on their operative foot in a walking boot within a few days, transitioning back into comfortable shoes around the 6-to-8-week mark.