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Central Oregon Foot & Ankle

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Central Oregon Foot & Ankle

We work together with you to create a custom plan to improve foot health and get you out of pain.

10/18/2024

Do you or someone you know need help with trimming their toenails? Central Oregon Foot & Ankle is now offering medically sterile toenail care. We are offering a safe, sterile, caring environment to trim/debride your nails and calluses. Insurance does not cover regular trimming of toenails unless you have qualifiers like diabetes with complications. Our new service starts at just $50.00, making this is an affordable, cash pay option for anyone who would like their nails cared for. Please email or call us today for an appointment! info@cofafoot.com

12/12/2023

Dr. Six will be moving Central Oregon Foot & Ankle to Redmond only starting January 1, 2024, she is located in High Desert Music Hall, in the back clinical area. Schedule with her at 541-728-0858. She is keeping her patients and Dr. Westfall's Redmond patients are welcome to schedule with her.

Dr. Westfall is moving to Northwest Foot Care and will be in Bend in the same office location she has been in on Chandler Ave by OSU Cascades. Schedule with her at 541-385-7129. If you have a current appointment, you will be moved to her new schedule. She is taking her patients with her.

Remember, change is a good thing!

11/29/2023

We have a big announcement! There are some changes coming in January 2024. Dr. Kristy Six is moving Central Oregon Foot & Ankle to Redmond. Current patients are welcome to continue seeing her in Redmond, call to schedule at 541-278-0858. Dr. Amanda Westfall is joining Northwest Foot Care and will be seeing patients in Bend. Her patients are welcome to see her at the new office, which happens to be the same current location, call to schedule at 541-385-7129.

11/23/2023

Enjoy your Thanksgiving day from our team at Central Oregon Foot and Ankle.

09/12/2023

If you are coming to our Bend office, there is construction going on for the lower level of the building. We are located in the upper parking lot. If the construction is blocking the regular entrance, please go the back way to Yates and Nancy. There is an entrance to our parking lot off Nancy. Thanks for your patience!

09/11/2023

Is toenail polish ok to use? Yes- for most nails. If your nails are stained or yellow looking, this could be from a darker polish and your nails might need a few weeks break from polish. For nails with fungus, we recommend treating these with a topical medication or polish designed for nail fungus if you are treating this with oral medication. Rotate your polish- use it for a few months and then take a few weeks off. We also recommend bringing your own polish in to a pedicure. You can touch up your toenails and have peace of mind knowing you are the only one using the brush.

09/08/2023

How do you pick out running shoes? Our number 1 tip is go and get fit from a trained shoe fitter. We work closely with FootZoneBend to get shoes fitted. They are trained to recommend shoes that work for your foot type. If you are unable to get fit, pull out the liner of the shoe and stand on it and see if your foot fits. If the foot is hanging over the edges, it is too small or too narrow for your foot. Put any arch support into the shoes that you plan to wear. You should have at least a thumbs length between the end of the shoe and your foot. The shoe should not rub on the sides of the foot. Check the seams and make sure they don't rub on any bony prominences like hammer toes or bunions.

09/07/2023

Do you prefer to be barefoot or wear shoes at home? If you wear shoes at home, we recommend a pair that is for the house only. Leave your outside shoes at the door. If you have slippers, consider a pair with some arch support. Being barefoot is good for foot function and strength but don't walk barefoot if it hurts.

09/05/2023

Have an ingrown toenail? Here is a simple solution. The Onyfix nail system is a nail brace that guides the nail to be flatter as it grows out. It is a quick and painless application and typically lasts for a few months. This works best for curved nails that aren't inflamed or infected. Schedule your Onyfix consult today with Dr. Westfall at 541-728-0858.

09/04/2023

The office in Bend and Redmond will be closed for Labor day and open again on Tuesday. We are now open in Remond 3 days a week!

08/29/2023

It's almost the end of sandal season. As your put shoes away for the season, here are a few recommendations. Clean them with a cloth. Polish them if they are leather. Have a shoe repair shop fix any issues with the straps or soles before you store them. If they didn't fit well this season, it's time to pass them on.

08/28/2023

Shoes getting a little worn out? It's time to replace your shoes if they are feeling too tight, starting to get holes, the tread is worn down, or they are uncomfortable. Shoes don't last forever. We recommend new exercise shoes every 300-500 miles. We recommend new casual and dress shoes every 1-2 years depending on how often you wear them. Most people use their old shoes to garden and do yardwork. That is fine unless they hurt your feet or rub and cause blisters or sores.

Address

818 SW Forest Ave B
Redmond, OR
97756

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+15417280858

Website

http://www.cofafoot.com/

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Providing Care for Your Feet

At Central Oregon Foot & Ankle, our goal is to keep you active and out of pain. We provide evidence based medical care and create a custom plan to get you out of foot pain. Dr. Amanda Westfall, DPM has a high level of expertise in sports medicine and injection therapy and works with you to get you back as quickly as possible to your sport or activity. She performs surgery when necessary but can often offer alternative options before surgical care. Dr. Kristy Six, DPM has advanced training in diabetes and wound care and uses advanced treatments to heal wounds. She also creates custom orthotics if they are necessary. Both doctors are board certified and provide excellent care for foot and ankle problems for your whole family.