Relieving pain, restoring mobility, and helping patients move comfortably with personalized surgical and non-surgical podiatry treatment.
We are dedicated to providing quality foot and ankle care to all ages of patients. We believe that prompt diagnosis, early intervention and prevention are essential for the care and treatment of your feet. We provide a full range of podiatric medical care including both conservative and surgical therapies in our Calgary clinic.
Painful bunions can affect walking, balance, and everyday comfort. We provide personalized treatment options focused on relieving pain, improving alignment, and restoring mobility.
Hammertoes can cause pressure, irritation, and difficulty wearing shoes comfortably. Our treatment options are designed to improve toe alignment and reduce everyday discomfort.
Custom orthotics help improve alignment, reduce strain, and support long-term foot comfort. Each orthotic is tailored to your walking pattern and lifestyle needs.
PRP therapy uses your body’s natural healing response to support tissue repair. This regenerative treatment may help reduce pain and improve recovery times.
Achilles tendon injuries can limit mobility and affect daily activity levels. We provide both conservative and surgical treatment plans focused on recovery and function.
When conservative care is no longer effective, surgical treatment may help restore comfort and mobility. We provide detailed treatment planning and ongoing support.
Laser therapy uses targeted light energy to support healing and reduce inflammation. It is a non-invasive treatment option for various foot and ankle conditions.
Laser nail fungus treatment targets infection beneath the nail safely and effectively. The procedure helps support clearer and healthier nail growth over time.
Yes. Because our consultations are covered by Alberta Health Care, a referral from a physician or nurse practitioner is required. Referrals can be sent by your family physician, walk-in clinic physician, specialist, or other qualified healthcare provider.
Initial consultations and medically necessary follow-up appointments are covered by Alberta Health Care for Alberta residents with a valid health care card.
Some treatments, devices, custom orthotics, medications, and uninsured services are not covered by Alberta Health Care. Our staff will discuss any potential costs with you before proceeding with treatment.
Our surgeons diagnose and treat a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, including:
If you're unsure whether we treat your condition, please contact our office and we'd be happy to help.
Yes. We welcome patients from across Canada and the United States. However, there will be a charge for the appointments as we cannot bill other provincial health plans.
Your first visit typically includes a comprehensive evaluation of your foot or ankle problem. One of our surgeons will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms, perform a physical examination, and review any imaging that has been completed and x-rays taken at the clinic.
Following your assessment, we'll explain your diagnosis, discuss treatment options, answer your questions, and develop a personalized treatment plan. If additional imaging or testing is required, we'll arrange that as appropriate.
Yes, for many extended health insurance plans. Direct billing is available for eligible uninsured services whenever possible. Coverage varies between insurance providers and individual plans, so patients remain responsible for any amounts not covered by their insurer.
Wait times vary depending on the urgency of your condition and the type of referral received. Our goal is to see patients as quickly as possible while prioritizing urgent and time-sensitive conditions.
If your referring healthcare provider believes your condition requires urgent assessment, please ensure this is clearly indicated on your referral. Most non-urgent patients are seen within 1-3 months.
Yes. Our surgeons perform a wide variety of foot and ankle surgical procedures, ranging from minimally invasive procedures to complex reconstructive surgery.
Surgeries are performed in accredited surgical facilities and hospitals throughout Alberta. The appropriate location depends on the type of procedure, your medical history, and your individual needs.
Not necessarily. Many foot and ankle conditions can be successfully treated without surgery.
Whenever appropriate, we begin with conservative treatment options such as activity modification, footwear recommendations, stretching programs, bracing, medications, injections, orthotics, or physical therapy. Surgery is generally recommended only when non-surgical treatment has not provided sufficient relief or when surgery is considered the most effective treatment for your condition.
Yes. We assess and treat patients of all ages, including children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. Some conditions are unique to growing feet, and early assessment can often help prevent future problems.
Not usually. If your referring healthcare provider has already arranged imaging, please ensure the results are available on Netcare before your appointment whenever possible. We have X-rays on site if your condition requires imaging.
If additional imaging is needed after your assessment, your surgeon will arrange the appropriate tests. We prefer to order only the imaging that is necessary based on your examination and diagnosis.
