Tag: Podiatry
In order to better service the local Halton Communities of Oakville, Milton and Burlington, Chiropodist Brittney Wirtz will be increasing her availability. Beginning in March she will now be taking patients for foot and toenail care on Wednesdays in addition to Fridays and Saturdays. She continues to be excited to … Continue reading New! Extended Chiropody Hours
Read moreArthritis is a condition that affects many of us throughout our lives either directly or indirectly. September is Arthritis awareness month, and because our Foot Specialist (Chiropodist), Massage Therapist and Physio in our clinic in Oakville treat and help so many who are affected by Arthritis, we know that knowledge … Continue reading Arthritis – Osteoarthritis (OA)
Read moreWe thank everyone so much for the support of this past month as Palermo Physiotherapy and Wellness Centre continues to grow and we are excited to show our facility. We are located on the second floor in the Palermo Professional Centre, a beautiful new building in Oakville, bordering on Milton … Continue reading Palermo Professional Centre Grand Opening- September 26, 2014 12:00pm
Read moreSome can be sensitive when it comes to showing off our feet for a variety of reasons. Our toenails may be odd or thickened (a sign of fungal issues), we may have calluses from irregular wear and from certain shoes, or our toes themselves may not look straight. When the … Continue reading What is a Bunion?
Read moreFirst it was “Texting Thumb”, tendinitis caused by excess cell phone keyboarding, now it’s “Texters Neck”. As people spend less time on desktops and more time on their smartphones and tablets interacting through texting, emailing, and “googling”, there’s been an increase in neck pain and headache complaints. Most people remember the … Continue reading Texter’s Neck
Read moreWhat is it: Plantar Fasciitis is a very common foot problem that can cause mild to severe pain in a persons’ heel, arch or ball of one or both feet. The plantar fascia is a superficial band that runs from your heel bone (calcaneus) and extends out to attach to … Continue reading Plantar Fasciitis (Heel Pain/ Arch Pain)
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