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General Podiatry Care in Centennial, CO

General Podiatry Care in Centennial, CO

From nagging heel pain to sudden ankle injuries, Elite Foot & Ankle Center provides complete, evidence-based foot and ankle care for patients of all ages. Our modern clinic in Centennial offers diagnosis and treatment for common and complex conditions, focused on fast relief, long-term prevention, and getting you comfortably back on your feet.

Our Care Approach

  1. Listen & Examine: A detailed history and foot/ankle exam to pinpoint the cause of pain.
  2. Test as Needed: On-site X-ray or ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis.
  3. Treat the Root Cause: Conservative options first, rest/activity changes, footwear guidance, orthotics, physical therapy, medications, and targeted injections. When appropriate, we discuss minimally invasive or surgical solutions.
  4. Prevent Recurrence: Education, home exercises, and long-term strategies to keep you moving.

When to See a Podiatrist

Schedule a visit if you have persistent heel/arch pain, swelling after an ankle twist, a painful bunion or hammertoe, toenail infections, numbness or burning in the forefoot, diabetic foot concerns, or any foot injury that makes standing and walking difficult.

When To Seek Urgent Care

Book an Appointment

Call promptly for increasing redness, swelling, warmth, foul odor, fever, spreading drainage, or if the wound probes deep or exposes tendon/bone. Go to urgent care or the ER for severe deformity, sudden “pop” with inability to push off (possible Achilles rupture), numbness or tingling that doesn’t improve with rest, open fractures/wounds, or pain so severe you cannot bear weight.

New Patients

First visit? View what to bring and how to prepare on our New Patient Information page. You can also call (720) 638-6081 with questions.

FAQs

Do you offer imaging in the office?Yes. Digital X-ray and ultrasound are available on-site to speed diagnosis and guide treatment.
Will I need surgery?Most patients improve with conservative care. If surgery is the best option, we’ll review procedures, recovery, and outcomes in detail.
How quickly can I be seen?We strive to accommodate urgent foot and ankle issues as quickly as possible. Use the link above to request a visit.

Other Conditions We Treat

The information on this page is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you suspect a fracture, severe sprain, or tendon injury, seek prompt evaluation.