Compassionate Foot Care You Can Trust
At Plymouth Podiatry, we continue the caring atmosphere established by Dr. Worthman over 30 years ago. Our skilled podiatrists, Dr. Smith and Dr. Skonieczny, are dedicated to providing expert foot wound care and ensuring your concerns are treated promptly and stress-free.
We specialize in diagnosing and treating a range of foot conditions, with a particular focus on diabetic foot wounds and ulcers. With us, patient comfort and recovery are always the top priorities.
The Risks of Untreated Foot Wounds
Ignoring foot wounds can lead to serious complications:
- Diabetic ulcers: Wounds can worsen due to poor circulation and neuropathy.
- Infections and gangrene: Untreated wounds increase the risk of these severe conditions.
- Charcot’s foot: A rare but devastating complication causing joint destruction and deformity.
For individuals managing diabetes or other health conditions, seeking professional foot care early is crucial to avoid these risks. Don’t wait for minor wounds to become major problems. Get proactive care today.
Specialized Wound Care Services
At Plymouth Podiatry, we provide comprehensive solutions for your foot wound care, including:
- Expert Diabetic Foot Care: Early detection, prevention, and treatment of diabetic ulcers and wounds.
- Digital X-Rays: Advanced imaging ensures accurate diagnosis for precise treatment plans.
- Custom Orthotics: Prevent wounds by improving foot alignment with personalized orthotics.
- Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Surgery: When necessary, our surgeons perform corrective procedures to restore mobility.
We’re here to help you heal faster and regain comfort with every step you take.
Why Choose Plymouth Podiatry?
Experienced and Personalized Care
Our physicians are trained in advanced wound care techniques to guide you toward a full recovery. Each patient receives a personalized treatment plan focused on their unique needs.
Prevention and Long-Term Health
We don’t just treat wounds—we help prevent them. Regular check-ups, diabetic foot education, and custom treatment strategies ensure your long-term foot health.
Convenient and Accessible
With digital X-rays, expert care, and offices conveniently located in Plymouth and Wareham, we make getting the care you need easy and accessible.
Don’t wait to start your healing. Call or schedule online today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the signs of a foot wound or diabetic ulcer?
Q: Can I treat my wound at home?
A: While basic wound cleaning and covering are helpful, professional care is critical to properly treat and prevent complications. Never ignore persistent wounds or unsightly symptoms.
Q: How can I prevent diabetic foot ulcers?
A: Maintain blood sugar levels, inspect your feet daily, wear well-fitting shoes and socks, and avoid walking barefoot. Regular visits to a podiatrist are key to early detection and prevention.
Q: Is treatment painful?
A: We use advanced, gentle techniques to minimize discomfort. For more severe wounds, we provide pain management solutions and a recovery plan tailored to your needs.
Q: Do you accept insurance?
A: Yes, Plymouth Podiatry works with most major insurance plans. Contact our office to discuss your coverage options.