Contact a Podiatrist “Near Me”

You can schedule an appointment at any of our four offices. Check out the map section of each location page to see which foot doctor is near you. You're not obliged to see the nearest foot doctor to you. If another location is more convenient, please feel free to contact that office to schedule your appointment.

We'll always try to accommodate your travel needs where possible. Just let our reception team know of any difficulties when booking the appointment.

Though we always try to see patients at the most convenient location, we understand people lead busy lives. If you can't make the opening hours of your nearest office, please see if any of our other offices' opening times are more convenient.

We're more than happy to see you at the best location and time for you. However, please be aware that if you need a specific time, you may not receive the earliest appointment time possible. We're grateful for your understanding.

It doesn't matter which office you schedule your appointment; the podiatrist near you is the same. Our team of expert foot doctors serve all our New Jersey offices, from Florence to Pine Hill. So, you'll receive the same high-quality and compassionate service no matter where you are seen in the state.

If you've seen a particular podiatrist before, we understand you'll likely want to see them again. Please let our reception team know about your request, and we'll try to accommodate you when possible.

Please note that requesting a specific foot doctor near you can delay your appointment. All our foot doctors are extremely busy, and some may be booked up several days or weeks in advance. We're grateful for your understanding.

Our appointments follow a similar format to any doctor. Your foot doctor will greet you and begin by asking a few questions. You'll be asked about your condition, its symptom progression, any medications or treatments you've used, your exercise and medical history, and other relevant background questions.

Your podiatrists will then conduct an examination. You may be asked to complete specific movements, and the doctor will likely feel the affected area. You can feel some discomfort; this isn't intentional; your doctor needs to identify the scale and severity of your condition.

Lastly, your podiatrist will explain their findings and your potential treatment options. You'll be sent for further testing when needed to identify the cause of your problem better.

Yes. Your podiatrist near you can treat all foot and ankle conditions. We also offer advanced treatments across our sites to maximize your convenience. We're dedicated to ensuring that you receive our high-quality Prime Foot and Ankle Specialists' care no matter where you're seen.