PA Foot & Ankle Associates

02/12/2026

02/12/2026

Orthotics have come a long way from simple padding and basic shoe inserts used in ancient times to more advanced devices that support how feet move and feel pain. Early versions were made from natural materials to reduce foot strain while walking on uneven ground. Later, people began using leather...

Read more: https://www.pafootdoctors.com/blog/how-orthotics-have-changed-over-time

02/11/2026

Diabetic foot ulcers are open sores that develop on the feet of individuals with diabetes, often forming on pressure points such as the heels or toes. These wounds progress through stages, beginning as redness or skin breakdown and advancing to deeper tissue involvement, if not treated. Causes...

Read more: https://www.pafootdoctors.com/blog/causes-of-diabetic-foot-ulcers

02/10/2026

Our first foot and ankle health webinar is this Wednesday , February 11 at 1PM!
This is a once-a-month opportunity for you to learn about foot and ankle health from our providers and special guests.

Hear expert insight on common and important foot and ankle health topics
Learn about conditions and treatments directly from our providers
Ask questions you may not have thought to ask during an exam-room visit

“New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead” will be hosted by Dr. Adam Teichman of PA Foot & Ankle Associates with his special guest Dr. Ryan Peeters, Doctor of Physical Therapy. They'll be answering your questions about preventive foot care, footwear choices, foot hygiene, and common mistakes.

Register now for “New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead”: https://buff.ly/eZUXzie

02/10/2026

Suffering from this type of pain? You may have the foot condition known as Morton's neuroma. Morton's neuroma may develop as a result of ill-fitting footwear and existing foot deformities. We can help.

Read more: https://www.pafootdoctors.com/blog/why-live-with-pain-and-numbness-in-your-feet-11

02/09/2026

Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition that most often affects a nerve between the third and fourth toes, and it develops from repeated pressure or irritation. It may not always be visible, but the area can appear slightly swollen, and patients often describe a burning, tingling, or stabbing...

Read more: https://www.pafootdoctors.com/blog/when-the-toes-send-a-sharp-signal

02/06/2026

Our first foot and ankle health webinar is coming up this Wednesday , February 11 at 1PM! Have you registered yet?

“New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead” will be hosted by Dr. Adam Teichman of PA Foot & Ankle Associates with his special guest Dr. Ryan Peeters, Doctor of Physical Therapy. They'll be answering your questions about preventive foot care, footwear choices, foot hygiene, and common mistakes.

Register for “New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead” here: https://buff.ly/eZUXzie

02/03/2026

If you have , they might be pretty painful right now, tucked into a boot or shoe all day. But pretty soon, warmer weather will be here and you'll want to wear sandals, sneakers, and go barefoot once in awhile.

So if your bunion is bothering you, and you really hate the way it looks, see us for an evaluation about surgical correction. In days of old, this was sometimes a painful process, but it doesn't have to be that way anymore. Recovery times are much faster than years ago and surgery is much less invasive.

We are the bunion experts in the Lehigh Valley. See one of our associated today and let's talk about saying goodbye to that unsightly and sore !

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01/29/2026

Our debut foot and ankle health webinar is only 2 weeks away! Have you registered yet?

“New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead”, will take place on February 11, at 1:00 PM with Dr. Adam Teichman of PA Foot & Ankle Associates and Dr. Ryan Peeters, Doctor of Physical Therapy. They'll be answering your questions about preventive foot care, footwear choices, foot hygiene, and common mistakes.

Register for “New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead” here: https://buff.ly/eZUXzie

01/27/2026

Type two diabetes can influence the health of the skin on the feet in ways that often develop slowly, but deserve early attention. Higher blood sugar levels may lead to dryness, cracking, slow healing, and a greater chance of infection. Some individuals notice dark, velvety patches, redness, or...

Read more: https://www.pafootdoctors.com/blog/how-type-two-diabetes-can-change-the-skin-on-your-feet

01/26/2026

If you have , you may eventually experience neuropathy, which can cause a loss of feeling in your feet. Checking your feet regularly for cuts and bruises is therefore extremely important.

It's best if this is routinely performed by a professional. We can help treat any undetected cuts or wounds and help you avoid developing an infection. Getting into the habit of having routine screenings can help you avoid developing serious foot conditions down the road.

Contact us today to request an appointment for a Diabetic Foot Screening: https://buff.ly/8LeIfEo

01/23/2026

Have you registered for our first Zoom webinar on foot and ankle health?

Our debut webinar, “New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead”, is on February 11, at 1:00 PM with Dr. Adam Teichman of PA Foot & Ankle Associates and Dr. Ryan Peeters, Doctor of Physical Therapy. They'll be answering your questions about preventive foot care, footwear choices, foot hygiene, and common mistakes.

Register for “New Year, New Feet: Building Healthy Foot Habits for the Year Ahead” here: https://buff.ly/eZUXzie