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Foot & Ankle Institute of New England

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Foot & Ankle Institute of New England

Since 1992, we've offered a wide variety of services which can accommodate all types of foot and ankle issues. Having problems?

Get in touch with our certified physicians today at any of our three convenient locations in Warwick, Middletown, and Newport. Our doctors work with you to select the best treatment plan for your specific situation and lifestyle. No matter the foot or ankle condition you may be struggling with, the experts at the Foot & Ankle Institute of New England will provide you with the highest quality of medical and surgical care. Locations and Hours of Operation:

• Warwick, RI | 400 Bald Hill Rd #503, Warwick, RI 02886
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm

• Middletown, RI | 850 Aquidneck Ave Ste. A3, Middletown, RI 02842
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm

• Dartmouth, MA | 49 State Road Pequot Blvd, Suite 101, Dartmouth, MA 02747
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm

09/24/2025

The Achilles tendon, named after a hero in Greek mythology, does a pretty heroic job of helping you move every day. Its strength and flexibility are important for jumping, running, and walking.

Nonetheless, the Achilles tendon can rupture when it gets stretched beyond its capacity. Any activity or sport that involves movements (e.g., sudden pivots, starts, and stops) that put stress on the Achilles tendon can lead to a rupture.

If you have sharp or severe pain in the back of the ankle near your heel, a feeling like you got kicked in the calf, and difficulty bending your foot forward, book a visit with one of our experts here at the Foot & Ankle Institute of New England. Waiting to seek treatment for an Achilles tendon rupture can put you at risk for balance problems, altered gait, mobility issues, and permanent disability.

Call our location near you now:

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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09/22/2025

Falls Prevention Awareness Week starts today, so let’s talk about foot problems as a risk factor for falls.

Several studies have found that foot problems are associated with increased odds of falling among older adults. Bunions, for instance, push the big toe out of alignment, prompting you to shift your weight to the side of your foot and ultimately making slips and trips more likely. In addition, hammertoes increase your risk of tripping or stumbling by causing your toes to bend abnormally, making it harder for them to grip the ground for stability.

If you have a foot condition or deformity that may be putting you at risk for falls, get it seen by one of our experts here at the Foot & Ankle Institute of New England. Contact our office near you now for an appointment:

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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09/19/2025

Persistent pain in the ball of your foot? Swelling at the base of the second toe? Pain that worsens when you wear shoes? Don’t chalk them up to “just a part of aging” or “normal soreness.” They can be early signs of crossover toe.

Don’t wait – see one of our foot and ankle experts for proper evaluation. Treatment outcomes are significantly improved if medical evaluation is sought right at the onset of symptoms.

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09/17/2025

⏰ Happy What’s-the-Fact Wednesday! | Today, we’re squashing a risky myth about running shoes:

❌You can wear running shoes for as long as they look and feel good.
✅ Running shoes should be replaced every 300 – 500 miles, even if they still look pristine. That's because it's around this point that their midsole cushioning loses resiliency and the ability to effectively absorb shock. That means more strain on your muscles and joints and a greater risk for injury.

Wearing worn-out running shoes led to a foot injury? Schedule an appointment with one of our foot specialists today.

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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09/15/2025

We could go on and on about the exceptional care Dr. Gallucci provides, but nothing says it better than your experience does, Dan! Thank you for your awesome feedback and for trusting us with your care!

“After decades of pain and suffering, Dr. Gallucci diagnosed my problem within minutes. I wish I had gone there sooner. Thank you and your office staff for a great response and treatment.” – Dan S. https://bit.ly/3KQxI7E

$A malunion fracture occurs when a broken bone heals in the wrong position, resulting in deformity, misalignment, and dif...$

09/12/2025

A malunion fracture occurs when a broken bone heals in the wrong position, resulting in deformity, misalignment, and difficulty with movement. In the case of a foot or ankle fracture, a malunion can happen if the fracture isn’t properly stabilized, if weight is placed on the foot too soon, or if there are other factors that disrupt the healing process.

Here at the Foot & Ankle Institute of New England, our providers specialize in foot and ankle fracture care. You can trust them to take all necessary measures to ensure your fracture heals properly.

Call the office nearest you today to schedule an appointment and take the first step toward a healthy recovery.

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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09/10/2025

Tingling toes? Cold feet? Although atypical, these could be early warning signs of poor circulation caused by high cholesterol. Because your feet are the farthest point from your heart, they’re often the first to feel the effects. Reduced blood flow to your feet means you can have a cut or injury and not know that you have one. This can lead to ulcers and infections.

To prevent that from happening, monitor your cholesterol numbers closely and check your feet daily. At the first sign of a problem, reach out to us for an appointment with one of our foot experts.

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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09/08/2025

Heel pain first thing in the morning? Struggling to take those first steps without wincing? Here are 5 simple exercises that can reduce pain, improve flexibility, and get you back on your feet.

👣 Calf Stretches – Loosen the chain from the calf to the heel
👣Towel Stretches – Relax tight fascia in the morning
👣Toe Curls – Strengthen your arches
👣Rolling Massage – Relieves tension in the fascia and reduces inflammation
👣Seated Stretches – Target pain right at the source

If heel pain persists despite rest and the exercises mentioned above, contact us for an appointment with one of our foot and ankle experts. Call our office at any of the following numbers:

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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09/05/2025

And we’re back with our Ask-the-Doc series to answer your questions about your foot and ankle health. Today, our experts are addressing a common concern about platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy.

Q: I’m considering PRP therapy for my foot arthritis. Is it safe?
A: When performed by a qualified healthcare provider, PRP therapy is generally considered safe. Because it uses your own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction is extremely low. Like any injection, there’s slight pain, swelling, and/or bruising at the injection site, but serious complications are rare.

PRP is a promising, nonsurgical treatment option for a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, and it has been shown to reduce inflammation and promote tissue healing for certain cases of foot arthritis.

Schedule an appointment with us today and explore how PRP injections can help you manage your foot arthritis effectively! Contact our office near you:

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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09/03/2025

Catherine, thank you for your kind words! 🌟 We’re thrilled to hear Dr. Rogers’ expertise, professionalism, and patient-centered approach to care made such a difference in your experience. We’ll be sure to pass along your compliment to him—it’ll make his day!

“Dr. Rogers at the Foot & Ankle Institute is a wonderful doctor! He was extremely knowledgeable and professional, and he truly cares about his patients. Dr. Rogers really takes the time to answer questions or address concerns. I would highly recommend Dr. Rogers if you’re in need of a podiatrist!”-Catherine G. https://bit.ly/46uodFg

09/01/2025

A special shout-out to the early risers, graveyard shifters, moonlighters, coffee-fueled go-getters and, most of all, our dedicated staff who keeps our practice running like a well-oiled machine. Today’s for YOU. Happy Labor Day!

08/28/2025

💬 “My big toe is red and swollen, and it hurts so bad I can’t even let the blanket touch it.”

Sounds familiar? Your toe might be trying to tell you something: you’re having a GOUT attack.

Visit one of our specialists here at the Foot & Ankle Institute of New England. We are highly trained and equipped to diagnose and get it under control.

Reach out to our office near you for an appointment:

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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Address

400 Bald Hill Rd, Ste 503
Warwick, RI
02886

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 9pm
Sunday	11am - 6pm

Telephone

+14017387750

Website

https://www.newenglandfoot.com/

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