Podiatry
Podiatry Care you can Trust
FCHC Podiatry is located on the Fulton County Health Center campus, specializing in the treatment, management, and recovery of foot and ankle conditions for people of all ages. We offer effective and individualized treatments ranging from conservative care to advanced surgical options.
Our focus is on delivering the highest level of personalized podiatric care — using advanced technologies, procedures, and patient education to keep you on the go.
Phone
(419) 330-2638
Fax
(419) 330-2639
Email
employment@fulhealth.org
Hours
Mon - Thu: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Fri: 8:00 am - 3:30 pm
Our care philosophy
Preventive measures first
Early detection & conservative care
Surgery only when necessary
Meet Your Foot & Ankle Specialist
At FCHC Podiatry, expert care starts with listening. Learn more about the provider who is helping patients stay active, relieve pain, and get back to doing what they love.
- Compassionate, one-on-one care
- Trusted by patients across the region
- Advanced treatment options
- Focused on mobility and quality of life
- Care close to home
All Ages
Children through seniors
Individual Treatment Plans
Conservative & surgical care
On Campus
North MOB, Suite 104
Services & Amenities
Diabetic Foot Care
Comprehensive diabetic foot exams, ulcer and wound care, and diabetic shoe prescriptions
Wound Care
Treatment of foot ulcers, wounds, and complex soft tissue injuries
Surgical Procedures
Bunions, hammertoes, flat feet, heel spurs, joint fusion, and fracture repair
Steroid Injections
Targeted injections for pain relief in heel, ankle, and joint conditions
Orthotics
Custom orthotic inserts and diabetic shoe prescriptions
Fracture Management
Conservative and surgical management of foot and ankle fractures
Additional Procedures
Common Conditions Treated
What to bring to your appointment
Our Podiatry Team
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to see a podiatrist?
No. You do not need a referral unless your insurance provider requires one. Many people come to us after their primary care provider recommends our care during a routine visit, but you are welcome to contact us directly
What should I wear to my appointment?
When attending a podiatrist appointment, you should wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing that allows the doctor easy access to your feet, ankles, and lower legs up to your knees.
Does insurance cover diabetic shoes and orthotics?
Diabetic shoe and orthotics coverage depends on your insurance coverage.
Related Services
Support for the physical health that works hand in hand with emotional wellness.
Comprehensive musculoskeletal and joint care that works alongside podiatric treatment.
Step Forward With Confidence
We provide comprehensive podiatry services focused on relieving pain, improving function, and supporting long-term foot health.