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Front Range Podiatry

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Front Range Podiatry

Front Range Podiatry, located in Littleton, CO, is a one stop shop for all your foot and ankle needs

Front Range Podiatry

Office:
8151 Southpark Lane
Unit #250
Littleton, CO 80120

Phone: (720) 662-7184
Fax: (720) 662-7616

Website: https://www.personalpodiatry.com/

Front Range Podiatry is a podiatry practice that treats conditions of the foot and ankle.

$A foot fracture, commonly referred to as a broken foot, occurs when one or more of the bones in the foot crack or break ...$

03/10/2026

A foot fracture, commonly referred to as a broken foot, occurs when one or more of the bones in the foot crack or break due to trauma, overuse, or stress. Because symptoms like swelling, bruising, and pain can resemble an ankle sprain, a fracture is sometimes misdiagnosed, leading to delayed...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/foot-fractures-and-the-importance-of-proper-diagnosis

03/04/2026

Have your feet inspected by a professional before starting a new sport or physical activity. Taking charge of your foot health will keep you in good physical condition and can help you avoid a potential injury, such as a fracture or sprained ankle.Prevent injuries and see a foot specialist.

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/keep-your-feet-healthy-so-you-can-stay-active-2

03/03/2026

Buying running shoes as a beginner requires careful attention to comfort, support, and proper fit. The right pair should feel comfortable immediately, with enough room in the toe box and secure support around the heel. Look for cushioning that matches your activity level and provides shock...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/how-beginners-can-choose-the-right-running-shoes

02/27/2026

Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition involving irritation and thickening of a nerve in the foot, most often between the third and fourth toes. It is commonly caused by repetitive pressure from tight shoes, high heels, foot structure, or activities that place stress on the forefoot like running...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/the-pain-of-morton-s-neuroma

02/26/2026

During long-distance running, foot anatomy plays a critical role in efficiency, balance, and injury prevention. The gait cycle places repeated stress on the foot as it absorbs impact and propels the body forward. Intrinsic muscles within the foot provide stability, arch support, and fine control,...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/foot-anatomy-and-its-role-in-long-distance-running

02/25/2026

Posterior tibial tendon irritation is a condition involving the tendon that runs along the inside of the ankle and foot, helping support the arch and stabilize movement. When this tendon becomes inflamed or overstressed, it can no longer function properly. Early signs of this condition often...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/when-inner-arch-support-starts-to-break-down

02/24/2026

People with diabetes face a higher risk of foot blisters because nerve changes can reduce sensation, and skin may become fragile. Friction and pressure from footwear can continue without pain as a warning sign, allowing a blister to worsen quickly. Blisters often form on the toes, heels, or the...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/dealing-with-diabetic-foot-blisters

02/01/2026

Do you work on your feet all day and find your feet in pain? Don't go to work in pain each day. Your foot pain can be treated, and we can help.

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/see-your-foot-specialist-regularly-if-you-work-on-your-feet-2

01/27/2026

Foot and ankle wounds fall into several common categories based on how they develop. Pressure-related wounds form from constant weight or rubbing and are often found on heels, toes, or areas over bone. Arterial wounds are linked to poor blood flow, and usually appear on the toes or outer foot with...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/different-types-of-foot-and-ankle-wounds-explained

01/20/2026

Surgery for ingrown toenails corrects how the nail edge presses into the skin of the toe and causes pain and drainage. When ongoing problems affect walking or shoe wear, a podiatrist can recommend surgery to remove the portion of nail that continues to grow into the skin, while preserving a natural...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/surgical-remedies-for-ingrown-toenails

01/13/2026

Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain and occurs when the plantar fascia becomes irritated or inflamed. The condition may not always show visible changes, but the heel can appear slightly swollen or tender to touch. It often feels like a sharp or stabbing pain in the heel...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/when-heel-pain-slows-every-step

01/06/2026

Football places intense strain on the feet and ankles, and the push-off forces used for sprinting or sudden direction changes can damage the thick tendon behind the heel. The Achilles tendon, which links the calf muscles to the heel bone, allows a player to jump, run, and accelerate. Quick bursts...

Read more: https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/blog/risk-of-achilles-tendon-ruptures-in-football

Address

8151 Southpark Lane #250
Littleton, CO
80120

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4pm
Friday	8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+17206627184

Website

https://www.frontrangepodiatry.com/

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