Naval Patel, DPM

11/20/2025

Same doctor, new location! Beginning January 5th, Dr. Patel will be seeing patients at Barg Family Clinic at 11415 Executive Center Drive.

If you’re scheduled in November or December, don’t worry—he’ll still be helping patients gear up for the Turkey Trot and holiday shopping at his current office.

01/18/2023

For all Podiatry Friends and Colleagues. Come join Podiatry Institute and Arkansas Podiatric Medical Association for the Little Rock Conference.
Foot and Ankle Surgery:
Building Blocks for Success
May 19-21, 2023
Sign up before 04/15/2023 and get a discount. 20 CME.

May 19-21, 2023Wyndham Riverfront Hotel Little Rock, AR Joint provider with the Arkansas Podiatric Medical Association Up to 20 continuing education contact hoursPI Group Rate: $114per night, Rate guaranteed until 4/29/23or until room block is filled

07/30/2021

Thank you to all the staff and patients that make going to work so enjoyable!

CHI St. Vincent Little Rock Diagnostic Clinic celebrates their 60th Anniversary of caring for patients in central Arkansas with this message to their patient...

05/09/2021

Happy Mother’s Day to every mother far and near. Hope you all have a great day!

07/19/2020

A 2 1/2” high heel can increase the load to the forefoot by 75%!

07/17/2020

Not my inserts...

05/13/2020

Thank you Gujarati Samaj of Arkansas (GSA) for showing your support to our front line healthcare workers. We really appreciate it!

04/22/2020

Please get your feet checked by your local podiatrist if experiencing any new symptoms to your feet. If not comfortable going to clinic, many Podiatrist are also doing Telemedicine as well.

This skin condition could be the "new anosmia," experts say, because it often appears in coronavirus patients without any other symptoms.

04/07/2020

04/04/2020

Having over 50% of my patients being Diabetic and living in an area with increased immunocompromised people, I highly recommend taking precautions for yourself, your family members, neighbors, and all people that are immunocompromised or that are elderly.

People with both diabetes and COVID-19 are at risk of severe symptoms. Managing diabetes can reduce the risk of COVID-19 complications, such as pneumonia.