As one of the largest podiatry practices in North Carolina with state-of-the-art locations, Triad Foot & Ankle Center is close to home but far from ordinary. Our team of highly trained and skilled medical and surgical foot specialists includes nine podiatric doctors with offices in Greensboro, Burlington, Asheboro, and Kernersville.
Our physicians specialize in total foot and ankle care including bunion and hammertoe surgery; toenail fungus treatment, heel pain, plantar fasciitis, ingrown toenails, diabetic foot care, and much more. Triad Foot & Ankle Center, a member of Cone Health Medical Group, is committed to "getting you back on your feet."
Our physicians specialize in total foot and ankle care including bunion and hammertoe surgery; toenail fungus treatment, heel pain, plantar fasciitis, ingrown toenails, diabetic foot care, and much more. Triad Foot & Ankle Center, a member of Cone Health Medical Group, is committed to "getting you back on your feet."
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The leading foot and ankle care provider both regionally and nationally, Triad Foot & Ankle Center is the largest podiatric practice in the state. Our team of highly trained and skilled medical and surgical foot specialists include seven podiatric doctors with offices in Greensboro, Burlington, and Asheboro.
Our practice includes not only a group of board-certified podiatric specialists, but it also has a staff of professional, courteous support personnel. Our nurses, techs and administrative team, in tandem with our podiatrists, ensure that you will have an excellent experience at any of our three Triad Foot & Ankle Center locations.
Our podiatrists are foot surgery specialists with over 100 years of combined private practice experience in podiatric medicine and are Board-Certified and Board-Qualified by the American Board of Foot & Ankle Surgery. A native of Akron, Ohio, Dr. Regal attended Ohio State University. He received his medical degree from the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine.
Arch pain-inflammation or a burning sensation in the area the heel and ball of your foot-is a common condition with many possible causes. Arch pain can begin with something as simple as unsupportive shoes or flat feet or can show up after a weight gain, overuse, or an acute injury. By far the most common root cause is a condition called plantar fasciitis, a disorder of the connective tissue that supports the foot's arch.
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Debbie H.
Apr 08, 2020
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In June of 2019, I fell and broke my ankle. I was treated by Dr. Michael Price, DPM. He was very empathetic and explained what the treatment plan would be. (It was displaced and because I had been sick at home with a virus for 3 days following my fall, my treatment was delayed until I got well.)
Dr. Price explained what the break looked like and exactly what it would take to mend it. He took time to answer my questions about whatmy recovery would look like. I was scheduled for surgery a couple of days later. Dr. Price is a master surgeon! He ended up putting 9 screws and a relatively large plate
Dr. Price explained what the break looked like and exactly what it would take to mend it. He took time to answer my questions about whatmy recovery would look like. I was scheduled for surgery a couple of days later. Dr. Price is a master surgeon! He ended up putting 9 screws and a relatively large plate
Diana R.
Oct 27, 2017
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My general Doctor had recommended for an appointment on a Thursday because of a ingrown toenail. Here I was thinking I would have at least a 2 to 4 week wait. I was stunned when they called me Monday to see if I could come in Wednesday afternoon. I have been dealing with this for almost 9 months and was at my wits end. Being a border line diabetic I knew it was time to quit playing around. The staff was so friendly and professional and I can not even begin to say enough wonderful things about Dr.Stover. She put me right at ease and with the procedure that she did I will not have to worry about