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6558 E. Carondelet, Suite G Tucson, AZ 520-296-7456 |
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Welcome! The practice of taking care of ones feet dates back to biblical times, when King David would have his feet anointed with oil. The priests, before they would enter their various temples, would bathe their feet with oils such as lavender, frankincense, and myrrh. Our practice has always treated the feet as an integral part of the body, and embraces the importance of foot-care just as our ancestors did in ancient times. Conservative care is always stressed with respect to evaluation and treatment of various ailments that may affect the foot. Our office staff treats our patients as though they were members of our own family, and emphasizes the most important concept of all, "you shall do no harm." Most people that are in the working force, at home, participating in athletics, or a member of the pediatric population will experience foot problems at some point in their lives. Normally, we tend to ignore the aches and pains in our feet, simply tolerating them until it becomes necessary to change our lifestyle in order to counteract the pain. Many of us will use our body in some way to compensate for our foot problems. In our practice, we treat a variety of foot ailments. Conservative management is always our initial approach. We offer our patients a wide variety of treatment modalities as well as surgical approach and management. However, we work as a team, and when indicated, we use all of our allied health professionals to aid in getting the best care and best results and progress for all of our patients. — Corina M. Hollander, D.P.M. and Steven B. Hollander, D.P.M. |
