Corona Foot & Ankle Group

Corona Foot & Ankle Group Dr. Arti C.

Amin is a board-certified Podiatrist who specializes in the conservative and surgical management of the foot and ankle, including wound care and limb salvage.

Do your first steps out of bed make you wince in pain?That sharp heel pain first thing in the morning isn't something yo...
08/21/2026

Do your first steps out of bed make you wince in pain?

That sharp heel pain first thing in the morning isn't something you should ignore.

It could be plantar fasciitis—one of the most common causes of heel pain.

The plantar fascia is a strong band of tissue that supports the arch of your foot. When it becomes irritated or inflamed, every step—especially after resting—can become painful.

Common contributors include:

✔️ Overuse or increased activity

✔️ Unsupportive footwear

✔️ Flat feet or high arches

✔️ Tight calf muscles

✔️ Standing for long periods

Many people try stretches or over-the-counter inserts hoping the pain will go away. While these may help some individuals, persistent heel pain deserves a professional evaluation to identify the underlying cause.

At Corona Foot & Ankle, we use advanced diagnostic tools to determine what's causing your heel pain and develop a personalized treatment plan based on your lifestyle and goals.

The sooner plantar fasciitis is diagnosed, the sooner treatment can begin—helping reduce the risk of chronic pain and getting you back to the activities you enjoy.

👣 Don't let heel pain become part of your daily routine.

Schedule your consultation with Corona Foot & Ankle today.

📞 (951) 444-5327

Your teen may be hiding more than you realize.Many teenagers brush off foot pain because they don't want to miss practic...
08/19/2026

Your teen may be hiding more than you realize.

Many teenagers brush off foot pain because they don't want to miss practice, games, or time with friends.

Parents often hear:

"It's fine."

"It doesn't hurt that much."

"I can play through it."

But persistent foot pain isn't something teens should simply ignore.

At Corona Foot & Ankle, we frequently treat conditions such as:

✔️ Heel pain

✔️ Recurring ingrown toenails

✔️ Ankle sprains and instability

✔️ Flat feet

✔️ Sports-related overuse injuries

When these problems are identified early, treatment is often simpler, recovery may be faster, and the risk of long-term complications can be reduced.

The goal isn't just to relieve today's pain—it's to help your teen stay active, healthy, and confident for years to come.

👣 If your teenager has ongoing foot or ankle pain, don't assume it's just part of growing up.

Schedule a comprehensive foot evaluation today.

🌐 coronafootandankle.com/teenagers-and-foot-problems

08/17/2026

What if the reason your wound is not healing is because your body needs help starting over?

It sounds surprising, but sometimes a wound needs to bleed before it can truly begin to heal.

When a wound stops progressing, simply covering it with a bandage is often not enough. Dead tissue, rolled wound edges, poor circulation, or infection can keep healthy tissue from growing.

That is why advanced wound care focuses on treating the cause of the wound—not just covering it.

The good news? Many chronic wounds can improve when they receive the right treatment at the right time.

🎥 Watch Dr. Arti Amin explain why debridement can restart the healing process and why early intervention may help prevent serious complications.

📞 If you or a loved one has a wound that isn't healing, schedule an evaluation with a qualified podiatrist or wound care specialist. Early treatment can help reduce the risk of serious complications.

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Your child shouldn't have to "play through the pain."Foot and ankle pain is not a normal part of growing up or playing s...
08/14/2026

Your child shouldn't have to "play through the pain."

Foot and ankle pain is not a normal part of growing up or playing sports.

Young athletes are still developing, and what may seem like a minor ache today could become a more significant injury if it's ignored.

At Corona Foot & Ankle, we commonly treat children and teens with:

✔️ Heel pain

✔️ Ankle sprains

✔️ Stress injuries

✔️ Growth plate-related conditions

✔️ Overuse injuries from running and sports

Early evaluation can help identify the cause of the pain, guide appropriate treatment, and support a safe return to the activities your child loves.

Our goal isn't just to get your child back on the field—it's to help protect their long-term foot and ankle health so they can continue playing with confidence.

👟 If your child has persistent foot or ankle pain, don't assume they'll simply "grow out of it".

Schedule an evaluation with our team today.

🌐 coronafootandankle.com/sports-injuries-foot-and-ankle-podiatrists

The injury that could threaten your foot might not hurt at all.For many people living with diabetes, nerve damage (diabe...
08/12/2026

The injury that could threaten your foot might not hurt at all.

For many people living with diabetes, nerve damage (diabetic neuropathy) can reduce feeling in the feet. That means a small injury may go unnoticed until it becomes a much bigger problem.

It could start with:

✔️ A blister from a new pair of shoes

✔️ A small cut or scrape

✔️ A crack in dry skin

✔️ A pressure spot that doesn't seem serious

Without early care, these minor injuries can develop into ulcers or infections that become increasingly difficult to treat.

The good news?

Many diabetic foot complications can be prevented with routine foot exams, daily self-checks, proper footwear, and prompt treatment when a problem is identified.

At Corona Foot & Ankle, Dr. Arti Amin helps patients detect foot problems early—before they have the opportunity to become more serious.

Taking a few minutes each day to inspect your feet and scheduling regular diabetic foot exams can make a meaningful difference in protecting your health and mobility.

👣 Don't wait until you feel pain—because with diabetic neuropathy, you may not feel it at all.

If you have diabetes, schedule your routine diabetic foot exam today.

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08/10/2026

Most people think the danger is over after a toe amputation. In reality, it may just be beginning.

A toe amputation changes much more than the appearance of your foot.

It changes how you walk, where pressure is placed, and how your body distributes weight. Without proper protection, that extra pressure can lead to new wounds, ulcers, and in some cases, additional amputations.

This is why diabetic foot care does not stop once the wound heals.

It evolves.

The good news is that custom padding, toe spacers, offloading techniques, and routine podiatry care can help reduce pressure and protect the rest of your foot.

🎥 In this video, Dr. Arti Amin explains why preventing the next wound is just as important as healing the first one.

📞 If you've had a toe amputation or are dealing with a diabetic foot wound, schedule an evaluation with a podiatrist to discuss the best offloading and prevention strategies for your feet.

That painful ingrown toenail probably isn't going to fix itself.It may start as mild tenderness along the edge of your t...
08/07/2026

That painful ingrown toenail probably isn't going to fix itself.

It may start as mild tenderness along the edge of your toenail—but without proper treatment, an ingrown toenail can become increasingly painful and may lead to infection.

Many people try to treat it at home by:

❌ Digging under the nail

❌ Cutting the nail deeper into the corner

❌ Waiting and hoping it improves

Unfortunately, these approaches can often make the problem worse, increasing irritation and the risk of infection.

At Corona Foot & Ankle, ingrown toenails are one of the most common conditions we treat—and one of the quickest to relieve when addressed early.

Signs it's time to see a podiatrist include:

✔️ Pain that continues to worsen

✔️ Redness or swelling around the nail

✔️ Drainage or signs of infection

✔️ Difficulty walking or wearing shoes comfortably

The sooner you seek treatment, the more treatment options may be available—and the sooner you can get back to walking without pain.

👣 Don't let a small nail problem become a bigger one.

If you're experiencing toe pain or swelling, schedule an appointment with our team today.

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08/05/2026

What if the product you use every single day is actually causing your rash?

Most people blame dry skin.

Others try cream after cream hoping something finally works.

But sometimes the real problem is hiding in plain sight.

Dr. Amin recently treated a patient whose persistent rash was not caused by a disease—it was caused by something sitting in the laundry room.

Products like detergents, fragrances, and dyes can trigger ongoing skin irritation without people ever realizing it.

The longer the trigger stays, the longer your skin struggles to heal.

🎥 Watch this quick video to learn what caused this patient's rash—and why identifying the source is often more important than buying another cream.

08/03/2026

Your wound should be getting smaller—not redder. If it is not healing, your body may be trying to warn you.

Not every wound heals on its own.

In fact, one of the biggest mistakes we see is people assuming, "I'll give it another week."

Unfortunately, that extra week can be the difference between a wound that heals normally and one that becomes infected.

If your wound has increasing redness, warmth, drainage, swelling, or simply refuses to close, there may be something preventing healthy tissue from growing.

For patients with diabetes or poor circulation, waiting too long can dramatically increase the risk of serious complications—including hospitalization or even amputation.

The good news?

Many non-healing wounds can improve when the underlying problem is identified and treated early.

🎥 Watch Dr. Arti Amin explain two of the most common reasons wounds stop healing and what she looks for to help patients recover.

Many people live with daily foot pain without realizing that it is a sign they should see a podiatrist.Foot pain should ...
07/31/2026

Many people live with daily foot pain without realizing that it is a sign they should see a podiatrist.

Foot pain should never be ignored.

Persistent discomfort can be a sign of an underlying condition that requires professional care.

You should consider seeing a podiatrist if you experience:
• Ongoing heel pain
• Ingrown toenails
• Numbness or tingling
• Foot wounds that do not heal
• Swelling or changes in foot shape

Early treatment can prevent long-term complications and help you stay active.

If you are experiencing foot pain, schedule an evaluation with our team today.

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