Parkview Podiatry

07/04/2025

Meet the newest addition to the Parkview Podiatry team!

Dr. Brian Kaye was born in Laguna Hills, California, and spent his childhood between California and Virginia before moving to Flower Mound, Texas, where he lived for most of his formative years. He graduated from Texas State University with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology in 2013. Dr. Kaye then attended Podiatry school at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, California. He went on to complete a 3-year residency training program in Staten Island, New York, where he gained extensive experience in forefoot and ankle reconstructive surgery with an emphasis on wound care.

Now practicing in Lake county, Dr. Kaye is passionate about providing high-quality, compassionate care to his patients and helping them return to a pain-free, active lifestyles.

Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his Brazilian wife and their three beloved cats. They both enjoy exploring the local scenic hiking trails, cooking new food recipes, music concerts, and regular exercise.

Parkview Podiatry is dedicated to getting to the root of your foot or ankle problem at our office in Lakeport, California.

01/10/2025

We are so honored! Thank you to everyone who voted for us!

11/26/2024

Meet Ethan! He’s Izzy’s Son and has helped with donations!

We have the box here until 12/12! Drop a toy off and be entered in a special gift basket raffle!

11/22/2024

Come in and drop a toy off for the Lake County Toy Run and you’ll be entered to win our Holiday Gift Basket! We will have the box until 12/12! Help make a difference for families in need!

10/26/2024

Parkview Podiatry is representing at the Lakeport Main Street Association Harvest Festival!

Come visit us in front of POGOS PIZZA in Lakeport and get some cool Parkview Podiatry swag!

We have free sunglasses, pens, and mints.

Don’t forget to fill out a raffle ticket for a chance to win a gift card to Campos Casuals!

09/29/2024

Fall hiking is a great way to get cardiovascular exercise while admiring nature’s beauty. But make sure to protect your feet and ankles while you’re on the trail. Poor choice in footwear and lack of conditioning can lead to foot and ankle injuries that will keep you off the trails for some time. Wear the right shoes and socks. Start slow. And listen to your body. If you injure your feet or ankles when out on a hike, contact a foot and ankle surgeon right away. Early treatment can get you back on the trails in no time.

https://www.foothealthfacts.org/article/simple-precautions-can-keep-you-on-the-trails-this

09/18/2024

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07/29/2024

Honored to support Wesfest Music Festival and their goals to keep Performing Arts and Music Programs alive in our Schools 😀

03/13/2024

When arthritis affects the ankle joint, it can produce swelling and pain and may eventually result in deformity, loss of joint function and decreased ability to walk. While the most common form of ankle arthritis is osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis can also affect the ankle. Symptoms include pain and stiffness in the joint, swelling in or near the joint and difficulty walking or bending the joint. If you have these persistent symptoms, see a foot and ankle surgeon for help.

https://www.foothealthfacts.org/conditions/ankle-arthritis

01/03/2024

Yes, Medicare does cover treatment of foot conditions like thick nails and so do many other insurance plans, give us a call today!

Toenails will often become thick as you age. Thickening may also occur as a result of trauma to the toenail, like repeatedly rubbing against a shoe. Sometimes when something is dropped on the toenail, the nail will fall off. When a new toenail grows back, it will often be thicker. Nail fungus (onychomycosis), psoriasis and hypothyroidism are also causes. If you have problems with thick toenails, consult a foot and ankle surgeon for proper diagnosis and treatment.

https://www.foothealthfacts.org/conditions/thick-toenails

01/03/2024

Changes in diet, including overindulging in certain foods and beverages, can cause gout attacks this time of year. Gout attacks are extremely painful and are caused when uric acid accumulates in the tissues or a joint and crystallizes. This most commonly occurs in the big toe joint. If you’re prone to gout attacks avoid purine-rich items like shellfish, organ meats, red meat, red wine and beer. Gout can be treated with medications, diet changes, increasing consumption of appropriate fluids and elevating and immobilizing the foot.

https://www.foothealthfacts.org/article/got-gout-holiday-season-triggers-painful-toes

01/03/2024

Sore feet can be a real pain, especially during the busiest time of the year. Celebrate the season in comfort! Explore our APMA Seal-accepted footwear for every occasion. www.apma.org/seal