Dr. A. Michael Marasco Podiatric Medicine and Surgery

Dr. A. Michael Marasco Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Board Certified Physician/Consultant -Medical, Surgical & Orthopedic Treatment of the Foot & Ankle

Diplomate, American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery
Diplomate, American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review - Physician
Fellow, American College of Podiatric Sports Medicine

Dr. Marasco is a graduate of the University of Denver and the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science.

11/26/2025

An Italian Inspired Thanksgiving

11/26/2025
11/20/2025

The perfect "al dente" moment begins with the pasta.

11/20/2025
{ASSURANCE} - our Web-Based Series designed to improve patient certainty in understanding their options for treatment an...
11/10/2025

{ASSURANCE} - our Web-Based Series designed to improve patient certainty in understanding their options for treatment and the importance of informed care is up and running and ready for you!

If you're having trouble putting together the puzzle of being a patient in today's health care system you will find this helpful. Designed to improve patient certainty, current topics include What's Your HealthIQ? - The Language of Healthcare - Your Health Internet Search - Making Sense of Your Diagnosis and Treatment Plan - Your Doctor's Prescription. With more to come.

footache.com. Practice of medicine and surgery of the foot and ankle, fitness and sports medicine.

When it comes to diabetes and holidays, you can still eat, drink and be merry – all it takes is a little planning and pr...
11/10/2025

When it comes to diabetes and holidays, you can still eat, drink and be merry – all it takes is a little planning and preparation! The American Diabetes Association recommends planning ahead for the holidays with a snack on hand to prevent low blood sugar.

Also, light exercise is an effective way to lower your blood sugar fast. So, if your sugar level gets too high, try taking a quick walk or so other type of exercise.

Prioritize Functional Strength Over Muscle Mass. Elderly Blue Zone residents can still carry groceries, chop wood, and s...
08/07/2025

Prioritize Functional Strength Over Muscle Mass. Elderly Blue Zone residents can still carry groceries, chop wood, and squat without assistance—real-life strength. Functional strength is more predictive of longevity than muscle mass alone. (Journal of Aging and Physical Activity, 2021). Blue Zone in Nicoya, Costa Rica, 80-year-olds still climb trees, while Ikarians tend goats on rocky hillsides.

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