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At The Center of Podiatric Care and Sports Medicine, we believe pain shouldn’t prevent you from doing what you love. Levy, Dr. Nadia F. Levy, Dr. Diane M.

The Center for Podiatric Care and Sports Medicine offers busy New Yorkers convenient and comprehensive podiatric health care to get them back on their feet fast. We are dedicated to providing the most excellent podiatric medical care, delivered with compassion and concern for you, the patient. Our podiatric practice specializes in general foot and ankle care, sports medicine, orthopedic foot conditions, diabetic foot and wound care, geriatric foot care, fractures, and foot surgery. We are dedicated to providing busy New Yorkers with podiatric care that’s accessible, with prompt diagnosis and treatment plans that are tailored to your individual needs and lifestyle. Our highly trained team of podiatrists, Dr. Jonathan M. Castro, Dr. Josef Geldwert, and Dr. Katherine Lai, offer a full spectrum of comprehensive foot health care for the entire family, treating all types of acute and chronic conditions, including flat feet, bunions, heel pain/plantar fasciitis, neuromas, arthritis, Achilles tendon issues, hammertoes, fungal toenails, corns, calluses, warts, ankle sprains, gout, metatarsalgia and more. We know that our patients are very busy people and that’s why at our mid-town Manhattan location we strive to make your podiatric care experience as convenient and efficient as possible. Early morning and evening appointments are available, and we accept a wide variety of HMOs, PPOs, and other health plans. We hope you’ll turn to us for all your foot and ankle health needs. We’ll get to the root of the problem quickly and help you get back on your feet and be the very best you can be, pain-free.

01/21/2026

One rule for any new gym membership:
Never. Touch. The. Floor.
No matter how often they're cleaned, locker room floors are a playground for fungus and warts. Keep your slides on until you are fully dry! And if you already picked something up, call us. Early action makes all the difference: https://tinyurl.com/yk7df4kx

01/14/2026

Take a look in the mirror real quick. Do your knees "squint" inward when you squat?
It's probably a foot problem.
When your arch collapses (overpronation), it twists your shin bone inward, grinding the kneecap out of alignment.
Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/26c38wx8

01/07/2026

What is that extra hole at the top of your sneaker for? 👟
It’s for a "Heel Lock" lacing technique. If your heel slips or you get blisters on the back of your foot, use it to lock your foot in place!
Get more running life-hacks from a quick look at our blog:
https://tinyurl.com/3embp4wv

12/31/2025

🥂Happy New Year from our team to you and yours! 🥂
Wishing you prosperity in all things for 2026: health, wealth, and joy.

12/24/2025

You are miles into your run when that familiar, dull ache starts throbbing behind your kneecap. You know the drill: You ice it, you rest for a week, and you buy a knee brace. But as soon as you start running again, the pain returns. https://tinyurl.com/mrxzpuuj

12/17/2025

Sitting for 3 back-to-back Zoom calls? Your ankles are swelling.
Gravity pulls fluid down, and without muscle movement, it stays there.
Under-Desk Exercise: Spell the alphabet with your toes while you're on mute. 🅰️🅱️
It pumps fluid back up the leg! :https://tinyurl.com/3e9dsvku

12/10/2025

You've bought the expensive mattress. You stretch every morning. But that dull ache in your lower back or knees just won't quit.
Look down. 👇
Your feet are the foundation of your body's "house."
If your foundation is unstable (like the foot rolling inward, or Overpronation), it causes a ripple effect:
The ankle rolls in.
The knee twists to compensate (Runner's Knee).
The hip tilts forward.
The lower back strains to keep you upright.
The "Insole" Trap:
Store-bought inserts only provide cushion. They can't fix a structural alignment issue.
Learn more in our blog: https://podiatrysportsmed.com/podiatry-blog/2025/11/25/why-does-my-lower-back-hurt-when-i-wear-my-sneakers

12/03/2025

Struggling to pick a good stocking stuffer for the person who has everything? 🎁
High-quality compression socks or supportive slippers are the gifts that keep on giving.
Also, it's funny to put a pair of socks in a giant sock!
Just a thought....
Give us a call if you need recommendations: https://podiatrysportsmed.com/contact

11/26/2025

You might not realize it, but the root cause of your back and knee pain may not be in your spine at all. In fact, it could be a problem with your feet. Read on for a rundown of the problem and some possible solutions, too, courtesy of The Center for Podiatric Care and Sports Medicine. https://tinyurl.com/4myhvcw2

11/19/2025

Well, the NYC mayoral election is finally over, so all the candidates can finally stop running (in every sense of the word).
Now, the city's real endurance athletes are getting started: the Rockettes! 👯‍♀️
We're just thinking about the 1,000+ high kicks per show and the incredible stress on their feet and ankles. But you don't have to be a professional dancer to feel pressure. If your daily commute from Penn Station or your holiday shopping marathon feels just as demanding, we can help: https://tinyurl.com/4324a5r4

11/12/2025

1 procedure, 1 hour, and some local anesthetic. That's the formula for solving your chronic heel pain with foot fat grafting!
Patients are flocking to this non-invasive treatment because it WORKS. And guess what? It won't leave you limping for weeks on end.
Relief from chronic pain might be just a step away. Check out our website and learn more: https://tinyurl.com/273k9wyb

11/05/2025

See the blue circle this month?
It's the global symbol for diabetes awareness! It signifies unity and the collective fight against this condition, and since it's National Diabetes Awareness Month, there's never been a better time to repost it.
We are proud to support this cause, and if you need help managing your chronic illness, we'll be proud to support you, too: https://tinyurl.com/yk7df4kx

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120 E. 56th Street, Suite 1150
New York, NY
10022

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

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+12129806487

Website

https://podiatrysportsmed.com/

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At The Center of Podiatric Care and Sports Medicine, we believe pain shouldn’t prevent you from doing what you love. We are dedicated to providing the most excellent podiatric medical care, delivered with compassion and concern for you, the patient. Our podiatric practice specializes in general foot and ankle care, sports medicine, orthopedic foot conditions, diabetic foot and wound care, geriatric foot care, fractures and foot surgery. We are dedicated to providing busy New Yorkers with podiatric care that’s accessible, with prompt diagnosis and treatment plans that are tailored to your individual needs and lifestyle. Our highly trained team of podiatrists, Dr. Jonathan M. Levy, Dr. Nadia F. Levy, Dr. Diane M. Castro, Dr. Josef Geldwert, Dr. Katherine Lai and Dr. Vera Malezhik offer a full spectrum of comprehensive foot health care for the entire family, treating all types of acute and chronic conditions, including: flat feet, bunions, heel pain/plantar fasciitis, neuromas, arthritis, Achilles tendon issues, hammertoes, fungal toenails, corns, calluses, warts, ankle sprains, gout, metatarsalgia and more. We know that our patients are very busy people and that’s why at our mid-town Manhattan location we strive to make your podiatric care experience as convenient and efficient as possible. Early morning and evening appointments are available, and we accept a wide variety of HMO’s, PPO’s and other health plans. We hope you’ll turn to us for all your foot and ankle health needs. We’ll get to the root of the problem quickly and help you get back on your feet and being the very best you can be, pain-free.