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Foot & Ankle Institute of New England

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Foot & Ankle Institute of New England

Since 1992, we've offered a wide variety of services which can accommodate all types of foot and ankle issues. Having problems?

Get in touch with our certified physicians today at any of our three convenient locations in Warwick, Middletown, and Newport. Our doctors work with you to select the best treatment plan for your specific situation and lifestyle. No matter the foot or ankle condition you may be struggling with, the experts at the Foot & Ankle Institute of New England will provide you with the highest quality of medical and surgical care. Locations and Hours of Operation:

• Warwick, RI | 400 Bald Hill Rd #503, Warwick, RI 02886
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm

• Middletown, RI | 850 Aquidneck Ave Ste. A3, Middletown, RI 02842
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm

• Dartmouth, MA | 49 State Road Pequot Blvd, Suite 101, Dartmouth, MA 02747
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm

10/24/2025

Did you know that your feet house a quarter of all the bones in your body? That’s 26 bones each for each foot, a total of 52! But because your feet bear the brunt of your movements every day, each of these bones is a potential site for a fracture.

Think you might have broken a bone in your foot? Come see one of our physicians for a thorough evaluation and treatment. Reach out to our office near you now for an appointment:

📞 Warwick — (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown — (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth — (508) 679-3700

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10/22/2025

Foot ulcers require expert care—not just a bandage. 🩹For the highest-quality foot wound care in New England, turn to Dr. Gallucci or Dr. Rogers here at FAINE. Our providers are highly trained in the treatment of a wide range of foot and ankle wounds, including diabetic ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, and pressure ulcers. You couldn’t be in better hands!

Call our office near you now to book an appointment:

📞 Warwick — (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown — (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth — (508) 679-3700

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10/20/2025

Want to live a life without limits? Take care of your body, literally from the ground up.

Here is how you can keep the foundation of your body—your feet—in tip-top condition:

- Clean them daily and wear dry, clean socks.
- Cut your toenails properly and regularly.
- Choose the right footwear.
- Avoid walking barefoot, especially if you have diabetes or circulation problems.
- Check your feet regularly for cuts, swelling, and sores.
- When getting a pedicure, make sure the salon sterilizes their instruments.
- Stretch and exercise your feet.

Foot pain bogging you down? Our experts are here to help you get back to moving, thriving, and living pain-free. We’re just a call away:

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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10/19/2025

Informed patients are empowered patients. So, if you’ve been told you need ankle arthroscopy, make sure to ask the right questions.

Don’t know what to ask? This list can help: ⬇️

👉 Why ankle arthroscopy and not open surgery?
👉 What happens if I choose NOT to have the procedure?
👉 What’s the success rate?
👉 What are the risks and benefits?
👉 What’s the average recovery time for someone my age/with my condition?
👉 Will this eliminate my pain?
👉 How much pain should I expect afterward?
👉 How long does the actual procedure take?
👉 Will I be able to put weight on my ankle right away?
👉 Are there any red flags I should watch for post-op?

By asking the right questions, you walk into surgery with confidence that you’ve made the best decision about your care.

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10/17/2025

👟 Tight shoes + wrong nail trimming technique = recipe for ingrown toenails. Dr. Gallucci and Dr. Rogers, two of New England's top podiatrists, share some tips for preventing ingrown toenails. Check them out here: https://bit.ly/3V3FrEX

10/15/2025

Welcome back to our Ask-the-Doc series—your go-to for answers about foot and ankle treatments!

Today’s topic: Cortisone shots. 💉👣

Q: How do cortisone shots work, and are they safe?
A: Cortisone shots, which contain a mixture of steroid medication and local anesthetic, work by reducing inflammation in the problem area in your foot.
When performed by a qualified provider, they are generally considered safe. Because the medication is injected directly into the painful area in your foot or ankle, the risk of systemic side effects is very low compared to oral corticosteroids. You will likely experience temporary pain, swelling, or bruising at the injection site, but serious complications are rare.

To ensure your safety, your foot doctor will likely limit the number of shots to two to three per year.

👉 If ongoing foot or ankle pain is limiting your daily activities, schedule an appointment with us to see if cortisone shots are the right option for you.

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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10/13/2025

Thank you for your kind words, Claire. You can rest assured that Dr. Rogers and our team will take all necessary measures to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the procedure. We look forward to seeing you achieve the best possible outcome!

“Dr. Rogers is such a genuinely nice person. I felt so comfortable with him. I already knew his medical background, and I was ready to choose him to do my surgery. When I spoke with him, he assured me my toes will look and feel normal after surgery. I'm ready! Thank you, Dr. Rogers!” – Claire

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10/10/2025

Good shoes = happy feet! Here are 5 tips for getting the right type of footwear:

1.) Know your foot type and what it needs: Stability helps flat feet, cushioning helps high arches, and balanced shoes help neutral feet.

2.) Timing matters: Shop for shoes in the evening, when your feet are at their largest.

3.) Prioritize comfort: Don’t rely on breaking shoes in; they should feel comfortable the moment you put them on. If the shoe hurts now, it won’t get better later.

4.) Choose shoes with a wide toe box: When shoes have more room for your toes to splay naturally, there is less pressure on them, reducing the risk of painful conditions like bunions and corns.

5.) Support matters: Wearing supportive shoes helps you avoid foot pain and injuries.

Footwear giving you lingering foot pain? Time to make a switch. If rest and changing your shoes don’t help, get it seen by one of our experts here at Foot & Ankle Institute of New England.

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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10/08/2025

Ready for a quick brain workout? Let’s get right into it!

Which of these symptoms points to plantar fasciitis?

A) A clicking sensation in the forefoot
B) Swelling around the big toe joint
C) Heel pain
D) Pins and needles sensation in the toes
E) None of the above

Curious to see if you guessed correctly? Tap this link to find out: https://bit.ly/3K0zczy

Think you need treatment for plantar fasciitis? Call now to schedule an appointment with Dr. Rogers or Dr. Gallucci.

📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

10/06/2025

🔥 Burning pain in your foot slowing you down? Feeling a clicking sensation in your forefoot? 🦶 Morton’s neuroma could be the culprit. The good news: simple exercises may help ease the discomfort.

Here are 5 easy exercises to try:

1️⃣ Toe Spreads – Sit with your feet flat on the floor. Spread your toes apart as wide as you can, hold for 5 seconds, then relax. Repeat 10 times.

2️⃣ Marble Pickups – Place a handful of marbles on the floor. Use your toes to pick them up one by one and drop them into a cup.

3️⃣ Calf Stretches – Stand facing a wall with one foot behind the other. Keep your back knee straight, press your heel into the floor, and lean forward until you feel a stretch in your calf. Hold 20–30 seconds, repeat 3 times per leg.

4️⃣ Arch Rolls – Roll your foot over a tennis ball, lacrosse ball, or frozen water bottle for 1–2 minutes.

5️⃣ Towel Scrunches – Place a towel on the floor, lay your foot flat on it, and use your toes to pull the towel toward you. Repeat 10–15 times.

👉 If pain persists despite these exercises, don’t wait—schedule an appointment with the Foot & Ankle Institute of New England for a proper diagnosis and effective treatment.

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10/01/2025

Thank you for trusting us with your care, Elizabeth. Dr. Gallucci is committed to giving patients real answers and real, lasting relief. We’re so glad you’re finally getting the help you need to walk comfortably.

“Dr. Gallucci is very experienced and honest in his assessment of my foot and ankle problems. I feel that I am finally working with someone who can really HELP me walk better. Thank you!” – Elizabeth D.

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09/30/2025

You wouldn’t buy a house, a car, or even a TV without checking your options. Why treat your foot health any differently? Whether you’re confused about a diagnosis or want reassurance that you're making the best call for your foot health care, our providers are here to help you feel certain about your next step.

Call our office near you to book an appointment:
📞 Warwick, RI - (401) 738-7750
📞 Middletown, RI - (401) 217-4444
📞 Dartmouth, MA - (508) 679-3700

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Address

400 Bald Hill Rd, Ste 503
Warwick, RI
02886

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 9pm
Sunday	11am - 6pm

Telephone

+14017387750

Website

https://www.newenglandfoot.com/

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