Foot Health Center of Merrimack Valley

Foot Health Center of Merrimack Valley We believe that prompt diagnosis and early intervention are essential for the care and treatment of your feet. Call one of our offices today!

At Foot Health Center of Merrimack Valley, podiatrists Christine Dalrymple, DPM, Kathleen O’Keefe, DPM, Kelly Noonan, DPM, Jyothi Amin, DPM, and Sara Putnam, DPM are dedicated to providing patients with comprehensive medical care of the foot and ankle. We understand the importance of quality podiatric services and specialize in both conservative and surgical treatments for all foot problems including diabetic wounds, tendonitis, bunions, heel pain, and sports injuries. We pride ourselves on providing state of the art technology such as Laser treatment for unsightly toenails and plantar warts, EPAT and MLS Laser treatments for chronic foot pain and soft tissue inflammation, Swift, a pioneering new microwave therapy for treating soft tissue lesions including warts and custom orthotics. You will benefit from our dedicated trained professionals who give you the individualized attention you deserve. Foot Health Center of Merrimack Valley two convenient locations, accepts most insurance plans and welcomes new patients.

A hammertoe occurs when one or more of the smaller toes bend abnormally at the middle joint, creating a curled or hammer...
10/07/2025

A hammertoe occurs when one or more of the smaller toes bend abnormally at the middle joint, creating a curled or hammer-like appearance. This condition may start with mild stiffness, but often progresses to a rigid contraction that makes wearing shoes painful. Friction from footwear can lead to corns, calluses, and skin irritation, while the alter...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/living-with-a-hammertoe

Cycling places unique demands on the feet and ankles, and proper support can make a significant difference in performanc...
09/30/2025

Cycling places unique demands on the feet and ankles, and proper support can make a significant difference in performance and injury prevention. Arch support insoles with a forefoot wedge that raises or tilts the front part of the foot for targeted pressure adjustment, help improve alignment, optimize power transfer, and reduce strain during long r...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/boosting-cycling-performance-with-arch-support-insoles.html

Common reasons why a broken toe can occur may be from stubbing it against a piece of furniture, or if a heavy object dro...
09/23/2025

Common reasons why a broken toe can occur may be from stubbing it against a piece of furniture, or if a heavy object drops on it. In severe fractures, the patient may hear the bone as it cracks, and this most likely indicates that it is a broken toe. Some of the symptoms that are associated with this condition can include swelling, bruising, and th...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/an-effective-treatment-method-for-broken-toes.html

Flat feet, or fallen arches, occur when the arches of the feet collapse, causing the soles to make contact with the grou...
09/16/2025

Flat feet, or fallen arches, occur when the arches of the feet collapse, causing the soles to make contact with the ground. This condition can create difficulties with walking, running, or standing for long periods, and often leads to fatigue, pain, and alignment issues. Types of flat feet include flexible flat foot, where the arch appears when not...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/flat-feet-types.html

Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, affects the blood vessels that supply the feet and ankles. It reduces circulation and...
09/09/2025

Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, affects the blood vessels that supply the feet and ankles. It reduces circulation and limits oxygen delivery to these tissues. Early signs of peripheral artery disease include cold feet, diminished hair growth on the toes, or a weak pulse in the ankles. As peripheral artery disease progresses, cramping or pain in ...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/signs-of-peripheral-artery-disease-in-the-feet.html

Heel spur removal is a surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by bony growths on the underside of the hee...
09/02/2025

Heel spur removal is a surgical procedure performed to alleviate pain caused by bony growths on the underside of the heel. Indications for this procedure include chronic heel pain that does not improve with conservative treatments, such as orthotics or anti-inflammatory measures. Heel spurs often develop due to repetitive stress, plantar fasciitis,...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/heel-spur-removal-and-podiatry-care.html

Nail fungus, also known as onychomycosis, affects the toenails, causing them to become thick, discolored, brittle, and s...
08/26/2025

Nail fungus, also known as onychomycosis, affects the toenails, causing them to become thick, discolored, brittle, and sometimes foul-smelling. It often begins as a white or yellow spot under the nail and can spread deeper, causing the nail to darken, crumble, or even separate from the nail bed. Causes include exposure to moist environments, walkin...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/managing-toenail-fungus.html

Pickleball can place significant strain on the feet and ankles due to the frequent pivoting, jumping, and quick side-to-...
08/20/2025

Pickleball can place significant strain on the feet and ankles due to the frequent pivoting, jumping, and quick side-to-side movements involved in the game. Ankle sprains are a common pickleball injury, occurring when the foot rolls awkwardly and stretches or tears the ligaments. Repeated strain from quick movements can also lead to Achilles tendon...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/common-injuries-from-playing-pickleball.html

As people age, foot problems can become more common and may signal broader issues related to frailty. Thickened toenails...
08/12/2025

As people age, foot problems can become more common and may signal broader issues related to frailty. Thickened toenails, bunions, loss of cushioning, and poor circulation can lead to discomfort, instability, and reduced activity. These issues are not just a nuisance, they may contribute to falls, loss of independence, and slower recovery from illn...

Read more: https://www.wefixyourfeet.com/blog/foot-problems-in-older-adults-may-signal-frailty.html

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451 Andover Street, Ste 209
North Andover, MA
01845

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Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 1pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

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+19786867623

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Foot Health Center of Merrimack Valley

At the Foot Health Center of Merrimack Valley, podiatrists Teresa Burtoft, DPM, Christine Dalrymple, DPM, and Kathleen O’Keefe, DPM are dedicated to providing patients with comprehensive medical care of the foot and ankle. We understand the importance of quality podiatric services and specialize in both conservative and surgical treatments for all foot problems including diabetic wounds, tendonitis, bunions, heel pain, and sports injuries. We pride ourselves on providing state of the art technology such as Laser treatment for unsightly toenails and plantar warts and EPAT and MLS Laser treatments for acute and chronic foot pain. We believe that prompt diagnosis and early intervention are essential for the care and treatment of your feet. You will benefit from our dedicated trained professionals who give you the individualized attention you deserve.

Foot Health Center of Merrimack Valley has two convenient locations, accepts most insurance plans and welcomes new patients. Call one of our offices today!

North Andover: (978) 686-7623 Tewksbury: (978) 640-1010