Dr. Anthony Guarino & Dr. Kathleen Barrett are dedicated to providing the highest degree of podiatric care. Practicing since 1995, we operate under the philosophy that, "Your feet are your foundation, and the preservation of their health is essential for a healthy lifestyle." We take the time to properly diagnose our patients and determine the proper plan of care.
We believe strongly in conservative care as a first line of therapy but are not afraid to suggest surgical care when indicated. Our practice accepts cash, check, and major credit cards. We will be more than happy to submit your insurance forms for you, and we accept most major insurance providers. Please call our office to verify whether your specific insurance plan is accepted.
We believe strongly in conservative care as a first line of therapy but are not afraid to suggest surgical care when indicated. Our practice accepts cash, check, and major credit cards. We will be more than happy to submit your insurance forms for you, and we accept most major insurance providers. Please call our office to verify whether your specific insurance plan is accepted.
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Dr. Guarino graduated from The N.Y. College of Podiatric Medicine with a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Degree in 1995. Upon graduation Dr. Guarino began work in Brooklyn and Manhattan. He served as a clinical attending. He was Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery in Foot Surgery in 2001.
While running can be good for the heart and the body's overall fitness, the repetitive stress ofrunning on the feet and legs can increase your risk of injury over time. These potential hurts range from the mildly annoying to those requiring surgery. To take proper care of your body, make sure that you stretch properly, wear appropriate footwear, and listen to your body when it tells you to rest.
Sprains and strains are common. You might sprain or strain your ankle while participating in your favorite athletic activity, or while simply walking to work as you do every morning. A sprain is the stretching or tearing of a ligament. A ligament is a fibrous band of connective tissue that joins the ends of two bones together.
According to the American Diabetes Association, 9.3% of Americans have diabetes, a disease affecting the way the human body processes glucose. Over an extended period of time, high glucose levels can damage the nervous system, reducing sensation in the feet. Due to the suppression of the immune response and reduced blood flow to the feet in diabetics, the body may be unable to heal wounds you suffer to your feet.
When caring for infants and children, foot health may not be at the top of your priority list alongside a safe crib or a nutritious diet. But foot health is just as important for children as it is for adults, and the foot conditions of children can persist and become more severe if not treated. As your child ages, be aware of their walking patterns.
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