Podiatrist College Park Md

There are over 400* podiatrists in Maryland but only one you should choose.

And you are lucky enough to be within a short drive of their practice.

That’s right, the Beltsville Foot and Ankle Center is one of the top podiatry practices in the State of Maryland.

As you can see below they are only a brief 15 minute drive from College Park.

From high tech lasers to on-site x-rays and ultrasounds, their office enables you to save time by getting all of your treatments right there…and also provide the most up-to-date care available.

If you value your foot and ankle health like most people, then you won’t settle for anything but top-notch care and the latest in technology.

They have gone out of their way to make your visit as convenient, stress-free, and comfortable as possible.

At the Beltsville Foot and Ankle Center:

Parking is free directly in front of the office
Convenient appointment times and emergency visits are available
The doctors all spend quality time with you and listen to your problems
None of the doctors are alarmists (they always use surgery as an absolute last resort)
Specialize in treating children (see our pediatric page with video under Patient Education)
Latest technology – including digital x-rays & ultrasounds, 3D foot scanners, and high tech lasers

As you can see they have built their practice around patient care and giving you the best experience possible.

They understand that going to see any doctor can be uncomfortable, so they are committed to treating you exactly the way that they themselves would want to be treated as patients.

Please check out the testimonials page and see how some of their current patients feel about their services.

They hope to add you to that page after a great upcoming experience.

And please, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact them by phone or email. They welcome your inquiries and are here to help you with your foot and ankle health.

Here’s How To Schedule An Appointment

If you would like to schedule an appointment just give them a call at 301-937-5666 or fill out the online appointment request form on the upper right corner of this page.

Thanks for taking the time to read this, we hope it provides value to your foot and ankle well being.

P.S. Appointment times fill up fast so make sure to contact them as soon as you can so that they can guarantee the best time that works for you.

* State of Maryland Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners

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