Get Back On Your Feet With MROrthopedics
Expert Podiatry Services in the Greater Chicago Area
Foot and ankle pain can disrupt every part of your day, from getting out of bed to walking down the street. At MROrthopedics, we understand how frustrating these issues can be. That’s why we make it easy to get the care you need when you need it.
Whether you’re dealing with heel pain, bunions, diabetic foot complications, fractures, or nail and skin conditions, our team is here to help with same-day and next-day appointments at our four convenient Chicagoland locations.
We offer comprehensive care under one roof, from on-site imaging and diagnosis to conservative treatments, advanced surgical solutions, and physical therapy. That means you won’t need a referral or wait weeks to be seen. As a patient-first practice, we provide fast access, individualized attention, and clear communication every step of the way.
Call or schedule your appointment online today to meet with our podiatry specialists.
What Conditions Do Our Podiatrists Treat?
Your feet and ankles play a vital role in your balance, movement, and overall mobility. When something feels off, even if it seems small, it can make a big impact. These are some of the more common foot and ankle conditions our doctors treat:
Heel & Arch Pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Heel spurs
- Flat feet
Toe & Forefoot Issues
- Bunions
- Hammertoes
- Ingrown toenails
Injuries
- Sprains
- Fractures
- Tendonitis
- Sports injuries
Skin & Nail Conditions
- Fungal infections
- Corns
- Calluses
- Warts
Diabetic Foot Concerns
- Neuropathy
- Ulcers
- Wound care
If you’re dealing with a recent injury, a long-term issue, or a concern that just doesn’t feel right, our podiatrists are here to help you find answers and feel better. Give us a call or schedule an appointment online to connect with one of our foot care specialists.
How We Diagnose Podiatric Conditions at MROrthopedics
Our podiatrists are experts in diagnosing and treating both everyday and complex foot and ankle conditions. From chronic heel pain to sudden injuries, we’re here to help you understand what’s going on and get you on the right path to recovery. Here’s what you can expect during the diagnostic process:
- Medical History & Symptom Review: This gives us an understanding of your health background and current concerns.
- Physical Exam: During the exam, your provider will check for swelling, tenderness, pressure points, range of motion, and how you walk.
- On-Site Imaging: X-rays are often done right away, as most of our clinics have this equipment available. If a deeper tissue injury is suspected, we may recommend an MRI or ultrasound.
- Footwear & Walking Assessment: For ongoing issues, we may look at how your shoes fit or how your stride impacts your feet.
In most cases, your diagnosis can be completed in one visit, without sending you to multiple clinics.
Schedule your podiatry evaluation today to get clarity on your foot or ankle pain.
Podiatry Treatments and Procedures for Lasting Relief
When foot or ankle pain starts interfering with your daily life, you want relief that’s both effective and tailored to your needs. At MROrthopedics, most conditions can be treated without surgery, and we always begin with the most conservative options first. When advanced procedures are needed, our podiatry team is here to guide you through every step with expertise and compassion.
Our foot and ankle treatments are designed to do more than just ease pain; they’re aimed at restoring mobility, supporting healing, and preventing future problems so you can stay active and confident:
Conservative Care & Pain Relief
- Our podiatrists provide custom orthotics and shoe inserts for support, steroid injections to ease inflammation, and splinting or bracing for stability.
- When needed, we recommend physical therapy to help boost strength, restore mobility, and reduce the risk of future foot and ankle problems.
Injury & Structural Support
- For foot and ankle injuries, we deliver targeted support to promote healing and restore mobility.
- Treatments may include casting or protective boots for fractures, guidance for tendon and ligament repair, and gait training with mobility aids to stabilize, protect, and help you return safely to your regular activities.
Skin & Nail Procedures
- Our experienced podiatrists provide quality care for ingrown toenail removal, callus, corn, and wart treatments, and wound care for diabetic or chronic ulcers.
- These procedures help relieve pain, prevent infection, and protect long-term foot health, especially for patients at higher risk.
Surgical Interventions
- When conservative care isn’t enough, we offer advanced surgical interventions.
- Our specialists perform bunion and hammertoe correction, heel spur or plantar fascia release, and fracture fixation or reconstructive surgery, always focusing on individualized treatment plans and seamless recovery support.
Our podiatric procedures are designed to do more than just ease pain. They’re aimed at restoring mobility, supporting healing, and preventing future problems so you can stay active and confident. Contact us today so our specialists can get you started on a personalized treatment plan to tackle your foot or ankle concerns.
Meet the Podiatrists at MROrthopedics
Dr. Anderson and Dr. Salvino bring years of expertise in podiatry and orthopedic foot and ankle care. Known for their attentive care and personalized treatment plans, they take the time to understand each patient’s goals and needs. As long-standing members of the Chicagoland medical community, our experienced podiatrists are dedicated to delivering compassionate, accessible treatment to help you get back on your feet with confidence.
The MROrthopedics podiatry team is available for appointments at our South Loop, Greenwood, Riverside, and Hometown locations.
Dr. Nicholas S. Anderson, D.P.M.
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Dr. Conor Salvino, D.P.M.
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Your First Step Toward Relief Starts at MROrthopedics
Foot and ankle pain shouldn’t hold you back from living your life. MROrthopedics makes expert podiatry care accessible and reassuring, with same- or next-day appointments and a team that listens. From diagnosis and imaging to treatment and follow-up, everything you need is available in one place.
With multiple Chicago-area locations in the city and suburbs, you can count on personalized attention, shorter wait times, and care that feels approachable. Don’t wait another day to get answers. Call us or schedule online today to start your recovery with trusted foot and ankle care at MROrthopedics.
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Why does my ankle still swell months after a sprain?
It’s common for an ankle to remain swollen for weeks or even months after a sprain. Swelling can linger due to stretched ligaments, ongoing inflammation, or fluid buildup as the ankle heals. Sometimes, repeat minor injuries or incomplete rehabilitation can also delay recovery. A podiatrist can evaluate lingering swelling, rule out hidden damage, and guide proper treatment for lasting relief.
I have sharp heel pain first thing in the morning that won’t go away — what could it be?
Sharp heel pain when you first step out of bed is often linked to plantar fasciitis, a common condition caused by inflammation of the ligament that supports your arch. Other causes include heel spurs or tendon issues. Symptoms can persist or worsen without care, but seeing a podiatrist can provide an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.
How can I tell if my foot pain is a stress fracture or just soreness?
Foot soreness often fades with rest and feels more generalized. A stress fracture, however, usually causes sharp, pinpoint pain that worsens with activity and may persist even at rest. Swelling or bruising can also occur. If symptoms don’t improve or worsen, it’s important to seek medical evaluation to avoid complications and ensure proper healing.
Do I need surgery for bunion or hammertoe pain that keeps getting worse?
Not always. Bunion or hammertoe pain that worsens over time can often be managed with non-surgical treatments like custom orthotics, footwear changes, or physical therapy. However, if pain persists or limits your daily activities, surgery may be recommended. A thorough evaluation with a podiatrist can help determine the best path forward for your specific needs.