Helping people put their best foot forward!

 We all take for granted the everyday use of our extremities until something happens which forces us not to use them for a period of time or alters how we can use them due to pain and discomfort.  Your feet and ankles play a crucial role in how you go about your daily routines.  Losing the ability to properly stand, walk, run, or jump can have a huge impact on your overall health. After all, your entire body structure and all of the weight that it carries are supported by the spine and transferred down to your ankles and feet.  

The foot alone has 107 ligaments, 33 joints, 26 bones, 19 muscles, and many tendons that are subjected every day to the natural wear and tear of living.  Every little twist, sprain, fracture, or ailment can take a toll, and if not properly addressed and treated, can alter your form and function.  

 Your body has a way of naturally correcting itself without you even realizing it. Any discomfort that your body feels will cause changes to your form to compensate or adjust to any discomfort.  This compensation, after some time, will end up causing damage to other parts of the body that are being overused because of the original ailment. 

This is how your body ends up having a chain reaction of additional problems all stemming from that original source of pain.  At Hays Foot & Ankle, we want to help you address your podiatry ailments so that your quality of life is not negatively impacted  You should not miss out on the things you enjoy doing the most. 

If you suffer from any of the following ailments, please don't wait any longer to find relief. Give us the opportunity to help you start putting your best foot forward! 

• Ankle Sprains
• Bunion
• Diabetic Feet
• Flat Feet
• Flexible Flatfoot
• Gout
• Hallux Rigidus
• Hammertoes
• Heel Pain
• Nail Disorders
• Fungal Toenails
• Morton’s Neuroma
• Pediatric Heel Pain
• Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
• Trauma Sports Injury
• Elective Surgeries