We provide comprehensive foot and ankle healthcare services using the latest medical and surgical treatment options. But more than that, we provide a patient experience beyond compare. When you're ready for relief, give us a call, shoot us a text, or book an appointment online. We'll take it from there.
Our board-certified physicians use their extensive training, personalized attention, and breakthrough techniques to determine a care plan that works best for you. From high tech on-site equipment to the revolutionary miniBunion system, our dedication to innovation can help you get back to your active lifestyle quicker.
Our board-certified physicians use their extensive training, personalized attention, and breakthrough techniques to determine a care plan that works best for you. From high tech on-site equipment to the revolutionary miniBunion system, our dedication to innovation can help you get back to your active lifestyle quicker.
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Modern Foot & Ankle is growing! Our practice will have new partners, new physicians, new services, and new locations to better help our patients in 2021. Development of the anticipated group has been years in the making. Dr. Adam Siegel, Dr. Michael Zuri (All Podiatry Group), and Dr. Roma Patel (Prism Podiatry) first met as co-residents in 2012.
Modern Foot & Ankle is unique-the difference is in our accessibility. Through our innovative treatment options, advanced on-site equipment, and user-friendly communication channel, providers are easy to reach and patients are quick to find relief. With state-of-the-art clinics across Central Florida, we are proud to serve as your neighborhood go-to for foot and ankle care.
Looking for a local podiatrist to perform the new miniBunion procedure? Look no further. The podiatrists at Modern Foot & Ankle perform the miniBunion at all of our locations throughout central Florida. The miniBunion is a revolutionary minimally-invasive procedure for the correction of bunion deformities.
The Achilles tendon is the largest tendon in the body, connecting your heel bone to large muscles in your calf. The Achilles tendon is responsible for extending your foot. This tendon is very important for pushing off the ground when walking, running, and playing sports. Because it is such an important tendon, it can easily be damaged or injured.
With your back heel on the floor, bend your front knee until you feel a stretch in the back leg. Keep the back leg straight to increase the stretch. Keeping your knee straight, slowly lean towards the wall, pause for a few seconds when you feel the stretch extending through your calf muscle. Extend one leg in front of you with your heel against the ground, foot flexed upward, and knee straight.
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Carmela Z.
Feb 24, 2020
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Dellinda R.
Sep 05, 2015
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Dr. Zuri was great. He was the 3rd medical professional that I tried. I had a 2" splinter in my foot and he was the only one that believed me. Just so you know, wood doesn't show up on x-rays. Dr. Zuri has taken excellent care of me. He did foot surgery, followed up and made sure I was comfortable. I wish he could be my primary, but he can't.
Michael G.
Feb 24, 2015
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