Westfield Foot & Ankle Specialists

Westfield Foot & Ankle Specialists The podiatry professionals at Westfield Foot and Ankle Specialists, LLC are pleased to welcome you t Make an appointment today: (908) 232-1060

Foot doctors Marshall Cooper, DPM and Suzan Campbell, DPM located in Westfield, NJ are dedicated to getting to the root of your foot or ankle problem. Dr. Cooper was one of the first podiatrists in New Jersey to do ankle implants. Our practice also specializes in ankle reconstruction, nerve decompression for peripheral neuropathy and neuritis of the leg and foot. We know how hectic life can be and

we are committed to making our practice and care convenient and accessible. We want all of our patients to fully understand any foot or ankle issues they may face.

11/10/2021

  The band of tissue on the bottom of the foot, called the plantar fascia, plays a very important role in your body. It attaches the front of the foot to the heel bone, absorbs the body’s weight and pressure during movement, and  supports the arch. There are a number of conditions or...

11/03/2021

Have you ever sat in a chair and moved your ankles in a circle? This seemingly simple action is actually a great mobility exercise to keep your ankles strong and flexible, and it also helps them to maintain a good range of motion. To perform this exercise, you can sit in a chair or stand and hold on...

10/27/2021

Neuropathy, a form of nerve damage, is known for causing a loss of feeling in the feet, and roughly half of all diabetic patients have some type of neuropathy. Because of this lack of feeling, many small problems with the feet may not be noticed and thus lead to the development of serious issues. To...

10/27/2021

You don't have to live with heel pain.

10/20/2021

In arthroscopic surgery, a small incision in the skin is made to allow a narrow instrument (arthroscope)—with a light and video camera attached—to be inserted into the ankle. The video from the camera transmits a signal to a large screen which the surgeon views to see and diagnose damage...

10/13/2021

Plantar warts are skin growths on the bottom of the foot that are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Although these warts are not dangerous and typically go away without treatment, this can take several months or even years. Waiting for the warts to disappear on their own....

10/06/2021

The ankle joint is a complex structure that connects the foot with the lower part of the leg, and allows your foot to move up and down. The bones in the ankle include the talus (in the lower part of the joint), as well as the tibia and fibula bones (in the leg). The ankle also includes ligaments tha...

09/28/2021

The cuboid bone is one of 8 tarsal bones in the foot that sits just on the outside of the foot near the ankle. When this bone becomes dislocated (either partially or completely), cuboid syndrome may occur. Cuboid syndrome often occurs after an ankle sprain, but it can happen without any other i...

09/24/2021

Get your orthotics checked.

09/21/2021

Corns are hardened, thickened areas of skin on your feet that develop due to friction or pressure from footwear. They are typically small and round-shaped, getting their name from their similarity to a kernel of corn. Corns come in two varieties: hard and soft. Hard corns usually form on the tops of...

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592B Springfield Avenue
Springfield, NJ
07090

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19085434200

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