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Discover expert foot and ankle care at 26 Foot & Ankle. From sports injuries to diabetic care, our specialists offer personalized treatment to keep you moving.

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  1. Opening Day in Grovetown: A 12-YearDream Becomes Reality
    Aug 26, 2026 · original
    Wellstar Columbia County Medical Center begins welcoming patients today. Its journey from competing 2014 applications to a six-story, 100-bed hospital offers a lesson in access, patience and what it takes to turn an early public plan into a functioning medical center. Today, a 12-year journey reaches opening day. Wellstar Columbia County Medical Center begins welcoming patients at 5000 Gateway Boulevard in Grovetown, bringing Columbia County its first hospital and adding a major new point of access for the broader Central Savannah River Area. The milestone feels especially close to home for 26 Foot & Ankle. The new hospital is near our Grovetown office at 202 Insperon Drive, in a community where our team already cares for patients from Columbia County and surrounding areas. This opening is worth celebrating on its own. It is also the right place to conclude our three-part series. In Part
  2. Welcome to Oconee County, Wellstar
    Aug 26, 2026 · original
    Four documented properties, 9.319 acres and a proposed hospital point to a major new healthcare investment. The newest acquisition came after the 60,000-square-foot concept was drawn, leaving the door open to an even larger vision. Healthcare is at its best when it grows with the community it serves. It becomes more accessible, more connected and more capable of meeting patients where they are. That is why the next chapter taking shape in Athens-Oconee deserves more than curiosity. It deserves a warm welcome. Welcome to Oconee County, Wellstar. In Part 1, we followed the history that created today’s Athens-Oconee healthcare landscape. Now the public record shows another major health system putting down roots. Wellstar owns the three properties beneath a proposed hospital at Research Quarter and has added a fourth, highly visible corner property nearby. 1,2,3,6 The official name, final re
  3. Healthcare in Athens-Oconee: How We Got Here
    Aug 14, 2026 · original
    From Athens Regional’s merger with Piedmont to St. Mary’s joining Trinity Health: the history of hospital and healthcare access in Athens-Clarke and Oconee counties, and why the region may be ready for more. Most people in Athens-Clarke and Oconee counties know where they go for care. Fewer know that the ownership behind those hospitals has completely changed, twice, in two different ways, in the last twenty years. Piedmont / Athens Regional Athens’ hospital started as Athens General Hospital in 1919 and later became Athens Regional Medical Center , locally governed, and for decades one of the region’s largest employers. By the mid-2010s, leadership turnover and roughly $200 million in bond debt put the hospital’s board in a tough spot. After reviewing proposals from larger health systems, the board partnered with Atlanta-based Piedmont Healthcare . The deal closed October 1, 2016 : Pied
  4. Toenail Problems: Signs of Fungus, Infection, or Something More
    Apr 24, 2026 · original
    Toenail problems are more common than most people think, yet many individuals ignore early signs until the condition becomes painful or difficult to treat. From discoloration and thickening to swelling and pain, your toenails can reveal important clues about your overall foot health. Understanding whether you’re dealing with toenail fungus , an infection, or another condition is key to getting the right treatment early. In this guide, we’ll break down the most common toenail problems, how to identify them, and when to seek professional care. Why Toenail Health Matters Your toenails do more than just protect the tips of your toes, they can also act as indicators of underlying health issues. Changes in color, texture, or shape shouldn’t be ignored. Left untreated, minor nail issues can progress into: Chronic infections Painful ingrown nails Permanent nail damage Spread of fungal infections
  5. Evidence-Based Review: Popliteal and Local Nerve Blocks for Foot and Ankle Surgery
    May 24, 2025 · original
    Introduction Regional anesthesia techniques for foot and ankle surgery have gained significant popularity due to their ability to provide targeted pain control while minimizing systemic side effects associated with general anesthesia and systemic analgesics. Among these techniques, popliteal sciatic nerve blocks and local nerve blocks have emerged as valuable approaches. This review summarizes the current evidence supporting their use, technical considerations, efficacy, safety profile, and clinical applications. Anatomical Considerations Innervation of the Foot and Ankle The foot and ankle receive sensory and motor innervation primarily from branches of the sciatic nerve (tibial and common peroneal components) and, to a lesser extent, from the saphenous nerve (branch of the femoral nerve): Tibial nerve : Innervates the plantar aspect of the foot, the medial malleolus, and provides motor
  6. Understanding Nerve Blocks for Foot and Ankle Surgery: A Patient Guide
    May 20, 2025 · original
    What Are Nerve Blocks? Nerve blocks are a type of regional anesthesia that your doctor may recommend for foot and ankle surgery . Unlike general anesthesia (which puts your entire body to sleep), nerve blocks numb only the specific area being operated on by temporarily blocking pain signals from traveling along the nerves in that region. Benefits of Nerve Blocks for Foot and Ankle Surgery Choosing a nerve block for your foot and ankle procedure offers several important advantages: Better pain control after surgery, often lasting several hours Fewer side effects compared to general anesthesia (less nausea, vomiting, grogginess) Reduced need for opioid pain medications after surgery Faster recovery and earlier discharge from the surgery center Lower risk of unplanned hospital admission Types of Nerve Blocks for Foot and Ankle Surgery Your doctor may recommend one of two main types of nerve
  7. What to Know About Toe Lengthening Surgery
    Apr 21, 2025 · original
    Toe lengthening surgery , while not commonly discussed, offers a transformative solution for people with shortened toes. This specialized procedure addresses both functional and aesthetic concerns, helping patients who experience discomfort, balance issues, or self-consciousness due to their toe length. W hat is Toe Lengthening Surgery The surgery primarily focuses on extending toes affected by conditions like brachymetatarsia , trauma, or previous surgical complications. By lengthening these toes, patients can achieve better foot mechanics, improved comfort in shoes, and enhanced confidence in their appearance. Did you know? The fourth toe is most commonly affected by natural toe shortening conditions, making it a frequent target for this corrective procedure. The primary goal of this surgery is to restore symmetry and function to the affected foot by elongating the shortened toe. There
  8. Podiatric Health: A Journey from the 90s to Today
    Mar 17, 2025 · original
    The world of podiatric health has come a long way since the 1990s. From advancements in technology to a deeper understanding of foot and ankle biomechanics, the way we care for our feet has evolved significantly. Whether you’re a podiatry enthusiast, someone dealing with foot pain, or just curious about how things have changed, this blog will take you on a journey through the decades to explore how podiatric health has transformed from the 90s to today. The 90s: A Time of Basics and Beginnings In the 1990s, podiatric care was largely focused on addressing immediate issues rather than prevention. Here’s what podiatric health looked like back then: 1. Limited Technology : Diagnostic tools were relatively basic. X-rays were the primary imaging method, and MRIs or CT scans were less common and more expensive. Treatment options were often limited to orthotics, physical therapy, or surgery for
  9. Debunking 8 Common Myths About Foot Problems: Step Into the Truth
    Mar 17, 2025 · original
    Our feet are the foundation of our mobility, yet they’re often overlooked until something goes wrong. Misconceptions about foot health abound, leading to improper care and prolonged discomfort. Let’s unravel the truth behind common foot myths to help you stride confidently toward better foot health. Myth 1: “Foot Pain is Normal as You Age” Reality: While minor aches may accompany aging, chronic pain is a red flag. Persistent discomfort could signal conditions like arthritis, plantar fasciitis, or neuropathy. Ignoring pain might worsen issues—seek evaluation to address root causes early. Myth 2: “Only Athletes Get Foot Problems” Reality: Foot issues don’t discriminate. Ill-fitting shoes, obesity, diabetes, or even genetics can lead to bunions, hammertoes, or fungal infections. Everyone benefits from mindful foot care, not just the active. Myth 3: “Cutting a ‘V’ in Your Toenail Fixes Ingro
  10. Nourish Your Feet: Top Foods to Ease Foot Pain Naturally
    Mar 13, 2025 · original
    Foot pain, whether from inflammation, arthritis, or overuse, can disrupt daily life. While rest and proper footwear are crucial, diet plays a key role in managing discomfort. Discover how anti-inflammatory and nutrient-rich foods can support healing and reduce foot pain. 1. Anti-Inflammatory Powerhouses Combat inflammation with these staples: Omega-3 Rich Foods: Salmon, mackerel, walnuts, and chia seeds reduce inflammatory markers. Turmeric & Ginger: Add these spices to teas or meals; curcumin (in turmeric) and gingerol (in ginger) target inflammation. Pineapple: Contains bromelain, an enzyme that alleviates swelling. 2. Antioxidant-Rich Choices Fight oxidative stress and support tissue repair: Berries: Blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries pack antioxidants. Dark Leafy Greens: Spinach and kale offer vitamins A, C, and K. Citrus & Peppers: Oranges and bell peppers boost collagen wit

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