Plymouth Podiatry

06/18/2024

For all our Plymouth residents

05/14/2024

This explains a lot

02/13/2024

Due to the impending snow storm all three locations will be closed tomorrow. Say safe everyone we will be back to work on Wednesday.

01/12/2024

All 3 of our offices came out for our annual holiday party. Here is your great new year with a great crew.

01/02/2024

Have you checked out our website plymouthfoot.com
We provide informative articles to learn more about any conditions you may have prevent any from happening.

https://www.plymouthfoot.com/seven-easy-foot-stretches-for-healthy-feet-and-ankles/

Plymouth Podiatry was founded over 30 years ago, when Dr. Worthman created a truly caring atmosphere within the practice, as well as a family. Dr. Smith and Dr. Skonieczny hope to continue the caring atmosphere that Dr. Worthman created for Plymouth Podiatry.

12/29/2023

Wishing everyone a safe and healthy new year. we will be closed until Tuesday, January 2. See you next year.😊

12/26/2023

“Bauer Bumps” is a condition often seen in younger hockey players, it is a version of Haglund’s Syndrome or “pump bump” seen in adults. This occurs when the heel bone where the Achilles tendon attaches grows and causes inflammation and bursitis in response to stress. Although there are several reason to happen, tight hockey skates are usually the main culprit. There are several places in Massachusetts, where you can buy skates and have them measured and molded to your child’s foot hockey skates should be checked for size, at least twice a year in a growing child.

12/25/2023

Wishing everybody a happy Christmas our office will be closed today and tomorrow December 26 so that our staff can spend time with their families.

12/18/2023

Due to unprecedented weather our Plymouth office will be closed for the rest of today 12/18 please stay safe everyone

12/12/2023

Hammer toes are painful toe deformities in which the toes are stuck in a bent position. They are often the result of wearing tight shoes or high heels. Although there are several pads and straps on the market claiming to cure hammer toes, once the hammer toe has formed, the only way to straighten the toe permanently is with surgery whichis usually necessary in cases of extreme pain and formation of wounds from the toe rubbing on shoes . The good news is most of the time, hammer toes are not painful. If you have mild discomfort from a hammertoe or a callus that might form from the hammertoe, they can be treated with padding and removal of the callus.

12/08/2023

Wishing everybody a happy Hanukkah

12/05/2023

With our first official snowfall of the season happening tomorrow it’s a good time to check your closet and make sure that the tread on your shoes has not worn down. Worn down tread can put you at risk for slip and falls outside on snow and ice causing bumps bruises and even fractures.