Podiatry

Podiatry

Specialized foot and ankle care designed to keep you active, mobile, and pain-free.

About Podiatry

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Podiatry at MHP Healthcare focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the feet and ankles. Our podiatry specialists provide comprehensive care—from preventive services and pain management to advanced treatment options—helping patients maintain mobility and quality of life.

Special attention is given to diabetic foot care, injury prevention, and long-term foot health.

Conditions We Treat

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Nail & skin infections

Ingrown toenails

Diabetic foot complications

Structural foot issues

Sports-related foot injuries

Foot & ankle pain

Heel pain & plantar fasciitis

Services & Care We Provide

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Meet Our Experienced Medical Team

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Locations Offering Podiatry

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OBJECTS

Office of Dr. Godwin D'souza

3445 North Central Ave., Chicago, IL 60634 773-205-0800
Metropolitan Healthcare Partners Doctors

Central Primary Care

3445 North Central Ave., Chicago, IL 60634 773-205-0800
Social assistance

Office of Dr. Marek Malko

3445 North Central Ave., Chicago, IL 60634 773-205-0800

Why Choose Us for Podiatry

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Frequently Asked Questions

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You should see a podiatrist if you experience ongoing foot or ankle pain, difficulty walking, nail or skin conditions, or injuries affecting your feet. Patients with diabetes should also schedule regular podiatry visits to help prevent complications and maintain overall foot health.
Yes. Our podiatry specialists provide comprehensive care for diabetic foot conditions, including routine foot exams, wound care, infection prevention, and monitoring for changes that could lead to complications. Early and ongoing podiatric care is essential for patients with diabetes.
Orthotics may be custom-fitted based on your individual foot structure, condition, and lifestyle needs. Our podiatrists evaluate your gait, foot alignment, and symptoms to determine whether custom or prefabricated orthotics are most appropriate for your care.
No, surgery is not always required. Many foot and ankle conditions can be effectively treated with non-surgical options such as medication, orthotics, physical therapy, or lifestyle modifications. Surgery is only considered when conservative treatments have not provided relief and is always discussed thoroughly with you beforehand.

Step Forward with Expert Foot & Ankle Care

Convenient care designed to support your health at every stage.

Step Forward with Expert Foot & Ankle Care

Convenient care designed to support your health at every stage.

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