Scott M. Hoffman, DPM - American Health Network Foot & Ankle

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Scott M. Hoffman, DPM - American Health Network Foot & Ankle

Dr. Hoffman strives to provide excellence in comprehensive foot and ankle care. He is highly trained and eager to treat any pathology below the knee.

I have completed the 12-month Foot & Ankle Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship under the direction of the American Health Network in Indianapolis, recognized by the American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons. I have been very blessed with the opportunity to continue at American Health Network as a partner with the Foot & Ankle group and it is my goal to provide convenient, comprehensive foot and ankle care for all patients. I am Board-qualified in Foot Surgery and in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery. My practice incorporates any pathology below the knee including ankle fractures, Achilles tendon ruptures, foot fractures and reconstructive procedures, as well as in-office procedures including ingrown toenail procedures and wart excision. As a devoted, competitive runner, I have a special interest and special training in the care of athletes. I am more than happy to see any sports-related lower extremity problems, i.e. shin splints, orthopedic management issues, plantar fasciitis, etc. I also have extensive training in pediatric flatfoot surgery and I do enjoy seeing pediatric patients. As the only physician in central Indiana to have completed a 12-month ACFAS-recognized fellowship, I am confident that the training I have acquired has equipped me with the skills necessary to prosper when facing the challenges my career will present.

30/04/2024

Got Bunions?

You’re not alone. Did you know that ~25% of adults in the United States suffer from bunions?1

TIME Magazine recently published an article, “What to Do About Your Bunions” that highlights the common bone deformity in the , which often includes debilitating pain for millions of adults in the U.S, including one of our very own patients, April, who suffered from painful bunions on both her feet. When the pain caused by her bunions disrupted her everyday lifestyle, and April started to have trouble handling daily chores on her farm in Missouri, she knew it was time to seek treatment.

“When I went to the pool or the beach and would look at my feet, it was like ‘ugh’,” said April.

Additionally, the article highlights the stigma and misinformation surrounding bunions, the complications the deformity poses as well as ways for individuals to find relief.

This National Foot Health Awareness Month, Treace is to erase the stigma and misinformation surrounding bunions and to expand our support for both patients and clinicians through our awareness and education initiatives.

To view the full article, please visit: https://time.com/6970347/bunions-treatment-stigma/

For more information about the Lapiplasty® System, including benefits and risks, please visit Lapiplasty.com.

1Nix S, et al. J Foot Ankle Res. 2010 Sep 27;3:21.

Address

12188 B North Meridian Street, Suite 330

46032

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

317-208-3890

Website

http://www.indianafootandanklecenters.com/providers/scott-hoffman

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I am Board Certified in Foot Surgery and in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery. My practice incorporates any pathology below the knee including ankle fractures, Achilles tendon ruptures, foot fractures and reconstructive procedures, as well as in-office procedures including ingrown toenail procedures and wart excision. As a devoted, competitive runner, I have a special interest and special training in the care of athletes. I am more than happy to see any sports-related lower extremity problems, i.e. shin splints, orthopedic management issues, plantar fasciitis, etc. I also have extensive training in pediatric flatfoot surgery and I enjoy seeing pediatric patients. Having completed a 12-month ACFAS-recognized fellowship, I am confident that the training I have acquired has equipped me with the skills necessary to prosper when facing the challenges my career will present.