BUNIONS TREATMENT
Bunions are commonly known as a bony bump on the joint of your big toe. What many people don’t...
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PLANTAR FASCIITIS
Yeargain Foot & Ankle specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of plantar fasciitis, a condition he’s...
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ANKLE SPRAIN
Inversion ankle sprains are the most common injuries in the world. From a misstep off a curb to a...
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TOENAIL FUNGUS
Small cracks in your toenail or skin can allow these fungi to enter and cause an infection.
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ACHILLES TENDINITIS
The Achilles tendon is the largest tendon in the body, connecting the calf muscles to the heel bone...
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SPORTS MEDICINE
Dr. Yeargain offers a wide variety of podiatric treatment options for athletes, both professional...
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AESTHETICALLY ORIENTED PODIATRY
Dr. Yeargain offers more than effective treatments for podiatric conditions like bunions of...
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INGROWN TOENAILS
Ingrown toenails are one of the most common podiatric concerns. When you have an ingrown toenail,...
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TRAUMA TREATMENT
Dr. Yeargain specializes in treatments following trauma to the foot, ankle, and lower leg, for...
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SKIN AND TOENAIL HEALTH
Dr. Yeargain offers top-of-the-line treatments for dermatological issues affecting the foot and...
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DIABETIC FOOT CARE
Dr. Yeargain provides foot care and regular check-ups for patients living with diabetes.
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PEDIATRIC FOOT CARE
Dr. Yeargain offers his elite level of care and expertise to patients of all ages.
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PLANTAR WARTS
Warts are viral infections which appear as small, hard bumps. They can develop anywhere on the...
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HAMMER TOE
Hammer toe is a condition which causes a toe to flex downward instead of pointing forward.
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PUMP BUMP
Pump Bump is a condition which causes a bone spur on the back your heel.
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INSURANCE PARTNERS ACCEPTED
Please note that this is not a complete list of our contracted insurance carriers. If your provider is not listed, please contact us. We also encourage you to contact your insurance carrier to confirm coverage.
