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BayCity Associates In Podiatry

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BayCity Associates In Podiatry

When you experience foot and ankle pain, it changes the way your entire body moves and affects how y Our team of podiatrists includes Dr. Tomassi, Dr. Daniel J.

Located in Erie and Waldorf, PA, our podiatry practice is led by Dr. Fredrick J. Tomassi, DPM, who brings extensive experience in sports medicine, diabetic foot care, wound care, and more. Olson, DPM, Dr. Christopher Hess, DPM, and Dr. Thomas M. Pokabla II, DPM, We cater to the needs of your entire family, providing specialized care for children, adults, and seniors alike. Athletes will find our services particularly valuable as we understand the demands of staying active and offer targeted treatments to enhance performance and recovery. Are you searching for a compassionate and experienced team of foot doctors? We understand that pain and loss of function in your feet and ankles can be significant barriers to enjoying life. At BayCity Associates in Podiatry, Inc., our priority is to help you regain your mobility and get back to your daily activities.

12/30/2025

Patients who have experienced an ingrown toenail are often aware of the pain and discomfort this condition can cause. It is defined as the corner of the toenail growing into the surrounding skin. It can occur as a result of wearing shoes that do not have adequate room for the toes to move freely in,...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/192-possible-causes-of-ingrown-toenails

12/23/2025

A hammertoe develops when one of the smaller toes bends abnormally at the middle joint, creating a raised knuckle and a curled tip. This change often begins subtly, but becomes more noticeable over time as the tendon imbalance increases. Many people first notice rubbing on the top of the toe, diffic...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/190-what-you-should-know-about-hammertoes

12/16/2025

Pronation is the natural inward rolling motion of the foot during walking or running, which allows the arch to absorb shock and distribute body weight efficiently. There are three main types of pronation that influence how pressure moves through the foot. Neutral pronation is when the foot rolls inw...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/187-understanding-types-of-pronation

12/12/2025

You don't have to live with gout pain.

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/185-gout-pain-can-be-managed

12/09/2025

Flat feet occur when the medial longitudinal arch of the foot collapses, causing it to contact or nearly contact the ground. This condition can be present from birth or develop over time. Causes include aging, injury, obesity, or medical conditions that weaken the tendons and ligaments supporting th...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/184-understanding-flat-feet

12/02/2025

Corns and calluses on the feet are caused by repeated pressure or friction, but they differ in appearance and symptoms. Corns are small, round, and often painful thickened skin areas that develop on toes or other bony prominences. They usually have a hard center surrounded by inflamed skin and can c...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/182-differences-between-corns-and-calluses

11/25/2025

Foot pain can develop from a range of conditions that affect the bones, soft tissues, skin, or nerves. One frequent source of foot pain is plantar fasciitis. This is a repetitive stress condition resulting from inflammation of the thick band of tissue that runs along the bottom of the foot. Bunions...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/180-common-reasons-your-feet-might-hurt

11/18/2025

Retronychia is a lesser known nail condition that can sometimes be mistaken for an ingrown toenail. While ingrown toenails occur when the side of the nail curves into the skin, retronychia develops when a new nail plate grows underneath the old one instead of pushing it forward. This backward growth...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/178-retronychia-and-how-it-differs-from-ingrown-toenails

11/11/2025

Feet naturally flatten out and widen with age, and fat pads, which had previously cushioned bones and joints, become worn down. This can cause foot pain, discomfort, and impaired mobility. Simple daily foot care can help older adults maintain foot and ankle health and prevent smaller issues from bec...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/175-extra-care-is-the-ticket-for-aging-feet

11/07/2025

Bunions can be treated.

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/173-are-bunions-affecting-your-everyday-life

11/04/2025

Sesamoiditis is the inflammation of two small sesamoid bones located beneath the big toe joint. It is often caused by repetitive stress, high impact activities, or wearing ill-fitting shoes. Athletes, dancers, and anyone who spend long periods on their feet are at a higher risk. Symptoms include pai...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/172-what-is-sesamoiditis

10/28/2025

There are several reasons why cracked heels occur. You may be walking around barefoot too much, standing on hard surfaces for extended amounts of time, or wearing open-back shoes or flip flops that can allow fat pads under the heel to spread out sideways and increase the chances of cracks developing...

Read more: https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/blogs/item/169-when-cracked-heels-need-professional-treatment

Address

3850 WALKER Boulevard
Erie, PA
16509

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 1:30pm

Telephone

+18148642360

Website

https://www.eriepodiatrists.com/

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