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Mountain Podiatry, P.A.

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Mountain Podiatry, P.A.

Mountain Podiatry has 2 convenient locations! Contact us in our Hendersonville or Asheville office.

Dr. Scott Hyman and Dr. Brad Wadington provide comprehensive treatment and management of foot and ankle problems in adults and children. Dr. Hyman and Dr. Wadington are members of the American Podiatric Medical Association and North Carolina Foot and Ankle Surgeon. Dr. Hyman and Dr. Wadington are board-certified by the American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry. They provide expert diagnosis and treatment of:
Diabetic Foot Care
Nail Care
State of the art Laser Treatment for nail fungus
On-site X-rays
On-Site Custom made orthotics
Cryoprobe for warts
and many other conditions. The podiatrists of Mountain Podiatry offer a wide range of foot and ankle treatments. It is their goal to attempt conservative measures before considering surgical options.

08/25/2025

Dr. Emily Lobos is a board-qualified podiatric surgeon with advanced fellowship training in foot and ankle trauma and reconstructive surgery. She is originally from Washington, North Carolina, and is happy to be returning to a place that is close to her roots.

Dr. Lobos was drawn to podiatry for its unique blend of hands-on procedures, long-term patient relationships, and the ability to make a tangible impact on people’s daily lives. She enjoys treating a wide range of conditions, with particular interest in trauma, ankle sprains, ankle arthritis, flatfoot, and bunions.

Dr. Lobos is currently accepting new patients and is looking forward to becoming an integral part of our community. Call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary) to schedule an appointment.

08/18/2025

Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common reasons for foot pain, but the causes aren’t always what you think.

Sure, overuse, bad shoes, and extra weight are big contributors—but there are other, less obvious factors too. Things like poor posture, tight calf muscles, long hours standing on hard floors, certain medical conditions, or even sudden changes in activity can all play a role.If your heel pain won’t go away, the podiatrists at Mountain Podiatry can help. We’ll find the cause and create a treatment plan that actually works for you.

Call us at (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary) to schedule an appointment.

08/11/2025

The summer heat can leave feet sweaty, dry, cracked, or even vulnerable to infections. It’s essential to give your feet the care they deserve.
• Wear moisture-wicking socks, rotate shoes, and keep feet dry (especially between toes).
• Moisturize at night, but avoid between toes to prevent fungus.
• Support heels, exfoliate regularly, and lock in moisture overnight.
• At pools, gyms, or beaches, wear flip-flops and keep toenails clean.Follow these tips to keep your feet feeling and looking great.

If you notice changes in your feet or have ongoing pain, make an appointment with one of our podiatrists by calling (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary.)

08/08/2025

Gout is actually one of the most common and intensely painful forms of arthritis. It’s caused by a buildup of uric acid in the bloodstream. Uric acid is a natural byproduct of the body breaking down purines—substances found in many foods and drinks. When levels get too high, the uric acid can form microscopic crystals, most commonly in the joint of the big toe. These needle-like crystals cause sudden, intense inflammation, swelling, and pain. Managing gout isn’t just about medications. Your everyday lifestyle choices play a major role.

• Stay well-hydrated: Water helps flush uric acid from the body.
• Maintain a healthy weight: Even a small reduction in weight can significantly lower uric acid levels.
• Avoid high-purine foods: Think less red meat, more veggies.
• Choose plant-based proteins: Beans, lentils, tofu, and nuts are great alternatives.
• Cut back on alcohol, especially beer and sugary cocktails.

If you’re experiencing foot pain that comes on suddenly and feels like a burning or stabbing sensation, especially in the big toe, call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary) to make an appointment. Gout is treatable, but repeated flares can lead to joint damage if left unmanaged.

07/29/2025

Our podiatrists can help design a treatment plan that will protect your feet during the workday, so you can enjoy the rest of your non-workday pain-free. If you are experiencing work-related foot pain, call us to schedule an appointment today. (828) 697-8686, no referral is necessary.

07/24/2025

We all love to take a good vacation, but some foot conditions can stop you from having the fun you planned. Extra activity can lead to some real challenges, especially if you have certain foot conditions.

Plantar Fasciitis: notorious for flaring up with increased walking, especially on hard surfaces
Bunions and Hammertoes: wearing different shoes for travel or simply walking much more than usual can lead to rubbing, redness, and inflammation around the joints.
Gout: Travel can throw off your routines and eating habits. New rich foods or alcohol can easily trigger a painful gout attack.
Metatarsalgia: Highly susceptible to flare-ups from increased walking, especially if your shoes aren’t appropriate.
Ingrown Toenails: The combination of prolonged walking, feet swelling in warmer climates, and wearing shoes that become too tight can cause an ingrown toenail to develop or worsen.

Remember to increase your walking distances in the weeks leading up to your trip, so your feet are better conditioned for the demands ahead.

It’s tempting to cram a lot into your itinerary, but overdoing it can quickly trigger a flare-up. Plan your days with built-in rest periods. And, instead of walking tours, go for a bus tour or a museum visit where you can sit and enjoy the exhibits. Mountain Podiatry can help you get your feet ready. Call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary).

07/16/2025

It’s summer, and just like you, we love pool-time, but we have been seeing a number of preventable foot injuries at Mountain Podiatry over the last few weeks. So when you head out for a day of fun in the sun, remember to take care of your feet and avoid these common problems.

Slips and falls risks
Infections
Chemical Irritation
Puncture Wounds & Cuts
Water Entry Injuries

If you happen to notice any issues, call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary) to make an appointment with one of our doctors.

07/07/2025

If you’re managing conditions like gout or diabetes, you probably already know that your diet plays a major role in your foot health. Higher temperatures can intensify symptoms like swelling, inflammation, and discomfort. So here are some foods to choose that help support bone strength, reduce inflammation, and keep you feeling your best from the ground up.

•Water-rich fruits & veggies (like watermelon & cucumbers) to stay hydrated
•Berries & cherries to fight inflammation and gout
•Salmon & tuna for joint and nerve support
•Dairy for strong bones•Leafy greens & bananas to prevent cramps
•Colorful veggies (think bell peppers & tomatoes) for healing power

And if you notice worsening symptoms or questions about how your diet might be affecting your feet, consider asking one of our podiatrists, they can help you develop a care plan that keeps you moving comfortably all year long. Call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary.)

06/23/2025

Whether you’re an athlete chasing a personal best, a busy professional on your feet all day, or someone seeking relief from foot pain, custom orthotics can transform the way you move.

•Alleviate discomfort from plantar fasciitis, flat feet, or high arches.
•Enhance balance, stability, and endurance for every activity.
•Designed to fit your your feet, delivering unmatched comfort.
• Reduce strain on knees, hips, and back by improving alignment.

Explore the difference custom orthotics can make today! Call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary.)

06/16/2025

If you’ve noticed your toenail turning yellow, thickening, or becoming brittle, it could be a fungal nail infection—and it won’t go away on its own. Nail fungus can spread and worsen over time. The sooner it’s treated, the better your results will be.

If you notice:
Yellow or brown discoloration
Thickened or misshapen nails
Crumbling edges or a foul odor
Nail lifting from the nail bed

Call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary) and let one of our podiatrists offer advanced, effective treatments that go beyond over-the-counter solutions. Get your nails healthy again—just in time for sandal season!

06/11/2025

1 Vanderbilt Park Drive, to be exact. Convenient, no matter which side of Asheville you live on. Call (828) 697-8686 to make an appointment in either our Hendersonville office or our Asheville office (no referral is necessary).

06/06/2025

During the warmer months, people tend to spend more time in lighter, less protective footwear—or even barefoot. While flip-flops and sandals may help beat the heat, they provide minimal defense against heavy blunt objects that can somehow always find your unprotected toe.

When your pinky toe meets the corner of a solid object (we’ve all done it) it can feel as if your foot might never recover.

Many toe injuries are minor and resolve on their own, but others require medical care.
• Stubbed Toe: This happens when your toe strikes a hard object—like a chair leg, pool step, or curb—with force. The injury usually affects the soft tissues, skin, and nail, and the pain is often immediate and sharp.
• Jammed Toe: A jammed toe occurs when the joint is pushed beyond its usual range, often due to sudden impact. This can stretch or injure the ligaments and cartilage within the toe.
• Broken Toe: A fracture in one of the toe bones can happen from a strong hit—such as dropping something heavy on your foot—or from a severe stub or jam. It may involve swelling, bruising, and difficulty moving the toe.

Our podiatrists can assess the extent of these injuries by checking for swelling, tenderness, misalignment, or restricted movement. Getting the right diagnosis early can prevent long-term problems.

At Mountain Podiatry, our doctors are trained in identifying and treating toe injuries—including fractures—to support a safe and full recovery. Call (828) 697-8686 (no referral is necessary).

Address

2315 Asheville Highway
Hendersonville, NC
28791

Opening Hours

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

Website

http://www.mountainpodiatry.net/

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Dr. Scott Hyman and Dr. Brad Wadington provide comprehensive treatment, and management of foot and ankle problems in adults and children. Dr. Hyman and Dr. Wadington are members of the American Podiatric Medical Association and North Carolina Foot and Ankle Surgeon. Dr. Hyman and Dr. Wadington are board certified by the American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry. They provide expert diagnosis and treatment of: Diabetic Foot Care Nail Care State of the art Laser Treatment for nail fungus On site X-rays On-Site Custom made orthotics Cryoprobe for warts and many other conditions. The podiatrists of Mountain Podiatry offer a wide range of foot and ankle treatments. It is their goal to attempt conservative measures before considering surgical options.