Podiatry

Eighty percent of Americans will suffer from foot or ankle pain at some point during their lives. No matter what the cause, the result can be the same: Limited mobility that affects your quality of life.

At Cooper Bone and Joint Institute, our podiatrists improve your wellness through prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of conditions of the foot and ankle with a compassionate approach.

Why Choose Cooper for Podiatry Care?

Patients and families in the South Jersey community and beyond choose Cooper for podiatry services because of our:

• Clinical Expertise: Our skilled podiatry specialists have years of experience diagnosing and treating a wide range of issues affecting the lower extremities, primarily the foot and ankles.  As an academic medical center, our faculty is trained in the most up-to-date surgical and non-surgical treatment options. 
• Advanced Diagnosis: Our physicians and surgeons keep up with the latest research on foot and ankle care. This commitment to innovation helps us offer the best diagnostic tools, such as ultrasound, on-site lab testing, CT, and MRI to provide a fast and accurate diagnosis.
• Wide Range of Treatment Options: We offer multiple treatment options to provide our patients with a path toward healing and improvement of their foot and ankle diagnosis. For many patients, nonsurgical treatments such as shoe inserts, called orthotics, can correct gait abnormalities and foot pain. Our podiatrists also have experience performing routine and complex surgical intervention to correct problems such as bunions, claw toes, fractures, and infections.
• Team Approach:  Cooper University Health Care is a leading Level I Trauma Center. Our podiatrists are a crucial component of the medical team to include vascular and diabetic specialists, orthopaedic surgeons, and rheumatologists. This collaborative approach leads to a comprehensive care experience and above par results.
• Responsive Care: At Cooper, our podiatric team has an open line of communication open with all patients. We encourage patients to reach out with any questions or concerns about how a diagnosis or treatment may affect you.