At NY Foot Health, we invite all our patients to improve foot health by joining us in celebrating National Nutrition Month.
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In April, we celebrate National Walking Day so we want to share six great reasons to lace up your sneakers and get walking this spring.
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World Heart Day is an excellent opportunity to focus on the importance of improving your cardiovascular health and its role in maintaining good podiatric health.
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Many older patients may not realize the role their podiatrist plays in helping prevent falls.
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As more and more New Yorkers get vaccinated and the rates of the virus and hospitalizations continue to drop, there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel.
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It’s been a long winter, and our bodies are ready to get moving! One of the best ways to start ramping up your fitness level is with a walking or running program.
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Healthy eating makes for healthy feet. Weight management and getting the right nutrients can help you live a long and active life.
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There's an important connection between your weight and your feet' health, and that's why healthy weight management is one of our priorities for NY communities.
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We want to pass on a few tips to help you maximize your new fitness program and minimize your risk of foot and ankle injuries in the process.
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PAD is the blockage or narrowing of the arteries on your legs brought about by a buildup of plaque or fatty deposits in the arteries. It results in a restriction of blood flow or what’s more commonly called “poor circulation.”
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Wearing a mask is a way of protecting other people you come in contact with. Follow these tips for properly wearing a mask.
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One of the best gifts you can give your children is to help them develop healthy eating strategies from a young age. In honor of National Nutrition Month, we offer these tips to help the entire family eat for a healthy and active life.
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In honor of New Year’s, we’d like to offer these tips for taking better care of your feet in 2020.
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Studies show that children who are obese are likely to continue to be obese as adults. Obesity causes or worsens many foot conditions including: sesamoiditis, plantar fasciitis and metatarsalgia.
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