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Nashville Podiatry

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Nashville Podiatry

New office location at Hendersonville Medical Center.
353 New Shackle Island Rd., Suite 101A Our qualified staff is friendly and will ensure a pleasant visit.

If you are looking for a podiatrist in Hendersonville, TN, we welcome you to our practice
One of the goals of our Web site is to provide you an extension of care. As you navigate through the site you will find a wealth of information about podiatry, foot and ankle ailments, treatments available, exercising and shoes. There is an overview of our practice including our doctor and staff, office hours, insurance and appointment procedures, maps, directions and contact information. As a licensed and Board Certified podiatrist in Nashville, TN, Dr. Daniel Mendoza believes our patients deserve to have the information needed to make good choices about their foot and ankle care. Our goal is to educate each patient and begin a relevant treatment program with the highest quality of care available. Whatever your foot and ankle trouble, we'll work together to find the answers that will comfort you and bring you relief. We take pride in providing you with a comfortable office experience. Contact at 615-860-8282 to visit our office in Hendersonville. Accepting new patients-call today! NEW office location: 353 New Shackle Island Rd., Suite 101A, Hendersonville, TN

03/17/2026

Running shoes play an important role in protecting feet and supporting a comfortable stride during exercise. Well-fitted shoes should provide proper cushioning to absorb impact and reduce stress on joints and muscles. Good arch support and reliable stability help maintain balance and reduce the...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/qualities-of-well-fitted-running-shoes

03/10/2026

Pressure ulcers on the feet, heels, and ankles are skin injuries caused by constant pressure that reduces blood flow to the area. They are more common in people who spend long periods in bed or in a wheelchair. Early signs include skin that looks red, purple, or blue and does not turn white when...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/dealing-with-foot-pressure-ulcers

03/03/2026

Arthritis in the feet occurs when joint cartilage gradually wears down or becomes damaged, leading to inflammation and painful movement. Each foot contains dozens of joints, so even small structural changes can affect walking and balance. Early signs of arthritis include aching during activity,...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/recognizing-signs-of-arthritis-in-the-feet

02/24/2026

Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition in which the body mistakenly attacks its own joints, and the small joints of the toes are often among the first to show signs of trouble. Early signs may include stiffness in the morning, swelling that makes shoes feel tight, or tenderness when...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/changes-in-the-toes-linked-to-rheumatoid-arthritis

02/22/2026

Have your child's feet been examined lately? Healthy feet are happy feet. If your child is complaining of foot pain, it may be a sign of underlying problems.

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/do-your-childs-feet-hurt

02/17/2026

Hammertoe surgery is considered when a bent toe causes ongoing pain, pressure points, or difficulty wearing shoes despite conservative care. Hammertoe surgery aims to straighten the affected toe by correcting tight tendons, ligaments, or joint alignment that pull it into an abnormal fixed position...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/facts-about-hammertoe-surgery

02/10/2026

The shoes worn for running play a large role in how the feet handle repeated force. Because every step places pressure through the heels, arches, and toes, cushioned running shoes can help absorb shock and protect the joints. When shoes lack adequate support, the arches can collapse or roll inward,...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/role-of-running-shoes-in-preventing-injuries

02/03/2026

The arches of the foot act like a built-in support system that helps the body move efficiently. The three arches include a higher inner arch, a flatter outer arch, and an arch that runs across the ball of the foot. Together, they form a spring-like structure that carries body weight, absorbs...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/explaining-the-arches-of-the-foot

01/27/2026

Understanding the early signs of plantar fasciitis can help prevent the condition from becoming a long lasting source of heel discomfort. Many people first notice a sharp ache when taking the first steps in the morning or after sitting for a while. This irritation develops when the thick band of...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/awareness-makes-a-difference-with-plantar-fasciitis

01/20/2026

A severely curved toenail, referred to as a harpoon nail, is a structural nail shape in which the edges bend downward and form a tight arc as the nail grows. This shape alone can cause pressure and irritation because the nail naturally presses into the surrounding skin. An ingrown toenail, however,...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/differences-between-curved-and-ingrown-toenails

01/18/2026

Suffering from this type of pain? You may have the foot condition known as Morton's neuroma. Morton's neuroma may develop as a result of ill-fitting footwear and existing foot deformities. We can help.

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/why-live-with-pain-and-numbness-in-your-feet

01/13/2026

Plantar fasciitis can cause significant heel pain, often resulting from inflammation of the connective tissue along the bottom of the foot. Targeted foot stretches can help relieve discomfort and improve flexibility. Calf stretches and step stretches lengthen tight muscles and tendons, reducing...

Read more: https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/blog/effective-foot-stretches-for-plantar-fasciitis-relief

Address

353 New Shackle Island Road , Suite 101A
Hendersonville, TN
37075

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+16158608282

Website

https://www.nashvillepodiatry.com/

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