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Podiatry · Feet, ankles & the miles between

You take 8,000 steps a day. They shouldn't hurt.

Archway treats heel pain, ingrown nails, bunions, and diabetic foot care — surgery when needed, but conservative-first always, because most foot pain resolves without a scalpel and we say so.

New patient visit $140 · Most insurance accepted · Same-week appointments · Custom orthotics $380, casted properly

Book a VisitWhere Does It Hurt?

↦ Surgery is recommended in under 15% of our cases — conservative-first is policy, not a slogan.

Where does it hurt? The quick map
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Heel, worst first steps of the morning

Classic plantar fasciitis — 90% resolve without surgery

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Big-toe corner, red and angry

Ingrown nail — fixed permanently in one 20-min visit

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Bump at the big-toe joint

Bunion — braces and spacers first; surgery only when it earns it

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Numbness or burning (diabetic)

Don't wait on this one — same-week slot, always

Care

From morning heel pain to marathon Sunday.

Heel & Arch Pain

Plantar fasciitis, Achilles issues, flat feet — treated with stretching protocols, orthotics, and shockwave before anyone mentions surgery.

Most cases resolve in 6–10 weeks

Nails, Bunions & Surgery

Permanent ingrown-nail fixes, bunion management, and — when conservative care has genuinely run out — modern minimal-incision surgery with realistic recovery talk.

Ingrown fix: one visit, $260

Diabetic & Senior Foot Care

Annual diabetic foot exams, ulcer prevention, routine nail care, and the early catches that save limbs. Medicare handled smoothly.

Diabetic exams covered by most plans
The record

Feet first. Scalpels last.

<15%

of cases end in surgery recommendations

Same wk

appointments — pain doesn't respect waitlists

9,200+

patients since 2016 · board-certified DPM

20 min

permanent ingrown-nail fix, walk out same day

"Eighteen months of morning heel pain, two YouTube protocols, one $60 insole rabbit hole. Archway fixed it in eight weeks with a $380 orthotic and three stretches. No surgery, no drama."

Plantar fasciitis · resolved 2025
Honest answers

Asked in every exam room

Do I need custom orthotics or are drugstore insoles fine?

Honest answer: drugstore insoles help mild cases and we'll say when they're enough. Custom orthotics ($380, casted — not foam-box mailed) earn their price for structural issues, recurring pain, and diabetics. We fit fewer than half of the patients who ask.

Will my ingrown nail just keep coming back?

Not after a matrixectomy — the 20-minute permanent fix with a 95%+ success rate. Numbed, done, walk out in regular shoes. The years of home surgery with clippers can end this week.

When does a bunion actually need surgery?

When it hurts daily despite wide shoes, spacers, and orthotics — not when it merely exists. Bunion surgery has a real recovery (6–12 weeks); we schedule it when pain justifies it, and we'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on.

I'm diabetic. How often should my feet be checked?

Comprehensive exam annually at minimum, and any cut, color change, or numbness seen same-week — never "watched at home." Most plans including Medicare cover diabetic foot exams; early catches here are limb-savers, literally.

The funnel behind the site

How Archway wins the 2am heel-pain search.

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Heel Pain? Podiatrist, Same-Week Visits

Conservative-first care — under 15% of cases end in surgery. New patients $140.

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"The first steps of the morning shouldn't hurt."

Plantar fasciitis resolves in 6–10 weeks with the right plan. Book same-week.

Ad · Retargeting

The ingrown nail fix takes 20 minutes.

Permanent, numbed, walk-out-same-day. Stop the clipper surgery.

Post-visit email sequence
Same-week appointments

Eight thousand steps tomorrow. Make them quiet ones.

Book online · most insurance accepted · conservative-first, in writing.

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↦ Board-certified DPM · diabetic exams same-week, always