Indiana Foot and Ankle

05/27/2026

Summer break is here, and Indiana Foot and Ankle has you covered.

Kids are out of school, the days are longer, and your feet are working overtime. Whatever summer throws at you, our team is here to make sure foot pain does not slow your family down.

Schedule your appointment today at indianafootankle.com or call us at (812) 634-2778.

05/06/2026

Today we’re talking about lasers! MLS Laser Therapy is available at Indiana Foot and Ankle and offers a fast non-invasive way to help reduce pain and inflammation so you can get back on your feet. Check it out!

05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you… and your feet 👣

04/24/2026

04/21/2026

Dr. Hubbuch and Heather are proudly representing Indiana Foot and Ankle at the French Lick Casino and Resort Health Employee Health Fair today.

Enjoying the positive energy and connecting with the community. Stop by our booth to say hello!

04/14/2026

Did you know?

Indiana Foot and Ankle is actively participating in multiple research studies focused on advancing care in neuropathy and wound healing.

Our commitment goes beyond treating patients. We are working to help shape the future of lower extremity care through innovation, evidence-based medicine, and ongoing clinical research.

We are proud to be part of the effort to bring better outcomes, new therapies, and improved quality of life to our patients and community.

If you or a loved one is struggling with neuropathy or chronic wounds, you may even have the opportunity to be part of these cutting-edge advancements.

04/02/2026

🔬 Did you know another study confirms that diabetes physically changes your nerves; and we can now see it with ultrasound?

A new 2026 study from the Netherlands analyzed 41 research papers and confirmed something fascinating: the nerves in people with diabetes are actually LARGER than normal, especially when nerve damage (neuropathy) develops.

Here's what they discovered:

✨ Even people with diabetes who don't have symptoms yet show nerve enlargement in their legs

✨ Those with diabetic nerve damage have even more swelling—particularly in nerves near the ankle and wrist

✨ The biggest changes happen at specific spots that doctors can measure with a simple ultrasound

Why does this matter? This could mean earlier detection of nerve problems BEFORE you lose feeling in your feet or hands. Ultrasound is painless, quick, and doesn't involve needles or electric shocks like traditional nerve tests.

If you have diabetes, talk to your doctor about nerve health monitoring. Catching nerve damage early means better chances to protect your nerves and prevent complications.

Peripheral Nerve Enlargement in Patients With Diabetic Sensorimotor Polyneuropathy: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice. 2026. Boers N, Hahn B, Eligh AM, et al.

03/17/2026

🍀 Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀

03/12/2026

Sharp Heel Pain with Your First Steps?

Many people with heel pain notice it most when they take their first steps in the morning or after sitting for a while. The pain may ease after walking for a few minutes, but often returns later in the day after long periods of standing or walking.

If you’re experiencing persistent first-step heel pain, a foot and ankle specialist can help identify the cause and recommend effective treatment options.