ABC Podiatry

01/21/2026

Sharing a touching story of how our Doctors help save limbs and impact patient's lives.

As a longtime mechanic, Dan Holdren knows when things aren’t working. So when the topical ointment he was using to treat a cut on his toe wasn’t healing it, he went to Mount Carmel. Good thing he did. It turned out the toe was infected – badly enough that a portion of it needed to be removed.

11/20/2025

The doctors at ABC Podiatry are now Managing the Mount Carmel East Limb Preservation Program- check it out!

Every year, thousands of amputations occur in the U.S., and more than half are linked to vascular conditions such as peripheral arterial disease and diabetes. The good news: with timely intervention and advanced care, many of these limbs can be saved.

11/13/2025

11/08/2025

Thank you to Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Association and all who attended

10/24/2025

Dr Schilling will be Chairman of Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Association's Wound Care Seminar on 11-8-25

Join the 2025 Wound Care Seminar for a powerful presentation by Dr. Richard Schilling, DPM, as he reviews the impact of diabetes, wounds and amputations and explores the development of a limb preservation program.

He’ll end by introducing the use of bioactive glass as a novel wound dressing. 👣

Register: https://www.ohfama.org/aws/OHFAMA/pt/sp/seminar

10/05/2025

Don't miss this story from the OHFAMA Journal! Dr. Schilling shares how he’s introducing the next generation of students to the world of podiatric medicine. 👣🎓

Read more: https://ow.ly/OYP550X6bXJ

09/17/2025

Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Association published their Fall Newsletter and there was a nice article about Dr Richard Schilling

Fall 2025 OHFAMA Journal

06/12/2025

We are committed to limb salvage and wound healing. If you or someone you know has a wound that will not heal, please call us

June is Wound Healing Awareness Month! 👣

Doctors of Podiatric Medicine are experts in slow-to-heal wounds and diabetic foot ulcers.

Anyone who has diabetes can develop a foot ulcer. Ulcers form due to a combination of factors, including a lack of sensation in the foot, poor circulation, foot deformities, irritation (such as friction or pressure), trauma, and the duration of diabetes. These wounds can lead to complications, including infection and amputation.

The good news? If you have a foot ulcer, Doctors of Podiatric Medicine can help! Our members work every day to treat foot wounds, which reduces the risk of infection, reduces healthcare costs, and improves the quality of life for Ohioans. Thank you for all you do, OHFAMA members! 👣

06/03/2025

We’re proud to support the Podiatrists Move the World campaign— helping more people discover the impact and opportunities of a career in podiatric medicine.

Know someone who’s passionate about surgery, mobility, or public health? This may be the path they haven’t yet considered. Help us spread the word.

Visit discoverpodiatry.org

05/15/2025

Drs Schilling and Littrell getting their continuing education at the Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Association annual scientific seminar.

04/21/2025

Interesting article

In Praise of Podiatry from an ER Doc You can learn a lot about a patient from their feet. In fact, if you give me your feet and nothing else, the amount of information I can glean from you is astounding.

03/27/2025

Suture workshop with Dr Schilling at the Ohio State for the Biology Club and American Medical Women’s Association