Happy Holidays for Hardworking Feet
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Step into a healthy holiday season with Affiliated Foot & Ankle Center! Learn tips to pamper your feet amid festivities.
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Helpful Hints for Diabetes Prevention Month
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Step into National Diabetes Month with expert diabetic foot care! Learn preventive measures, podiatric tips, and trust our experienced team for a safe journey. Schedule an appointment online or call (732) 905-1110. Your feet deserve the best care!
Read More5 At-Risk Groups Who Can Benefit from a Visit to the Podiatrist
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Discover how a visit to the podiatrist can benefit at-risk groups, from pregnant women to athletes. Join us on International Podiatry Day - and the rest of October!
Read More7 Steps to a Healthier Heart
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February is American Heart Month, and all of us at Affiliated Foot & Ankle Center are focused on the changes our patients can make to keep their hearts pumping with power for many years to come.
Read MoreLunch-Prepping Ideas for People with Diabetes
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People with diabetes really benefit from taking stock of their eating habits, because eating a balanced diet is essential for keeping tabs on blood glucose levels. To that end, we at Affiliated Foot & Ankle Center are presenting an idea to help you eat healthy lunches in 2023.
Read MoreUse Your ABCs to Control Diabetes
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You learned your ABCs in grade school to learn how to read. A, B, and C are the basic building blocks of reading - along with the other 23 letters of the alphabet! But something as basic as “ABC” can also be incredibly helpful when learning how to control diabetes and minimize its complications.
Read MoreA Warning to Diabetics: Amputations are on the Rise
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Doctors across the globe are reporting double and even triple the number of diabetic limb amputations in 2020 as they had in 2019. What’s behind this dramatic increase?
Read More5 Tips to Reduce Your Risk of Diabetes
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A diabetic’s feet are vulnerable to circulation problems and nerve damage that can be a huge challenge. We encourage our patients to understand the dangers and to take concrete steps to avoid developing Type 2 diabetes. Here are five proven ways to keep diabetic foot complications out of sight.
Read MoreHoliday Gifts that Keep Feet Happy and Healthy
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Our two feet probably get the least attention of all our body parts, so try putting them at the center of your holiday. Here are some gift suggestions that will keep your friends and family moving around on happy and healthy feet.
Read MoreNeuropathy Is a Common Complication of Diabetes
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About half of all people with diabetes will eventually experience foot problems that stem from neuropathy, or nerve damage. We want our patients to increase their awareness of diabetes-related nerve damage to the feet.
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