Frequently Asked Questions

We accept all major insurance plans at both offices; HMO plans are not accepted. Call either office to verify your specific plan.

Custom orthotics are $500.

Yes, contact either office and our team can discuss expected costs with you before you schedule.

Yes, we discuss cost as part of the treatment conversation, before you commit, not after.

Nerve damage outside the brain and spinal cord, usually felt first as numbness, tingling, or burning in the feet.

Diagnosis may include a physical and neurological exam along with nerve testing such as NCV/EMG, depending on your symptoms.

We start by finding the cause, then use blood sugar and vitamin management, footwear changes, and in-office treatments like Remy Laser and SoftWave when they’re a good fit.

It depends on the underlying cause and individual factors; your doctor can discuss what’s realistic for your specific case.

Usually plantar fasciitis. The tissue tightens overnight, and your first steps stretch it again, which is why the first few steps hurt most.

Most often plantar fasciitis, but heel spurs, Achilles problems, nerve irritation, and stress fractures can also cause it. An exam tells us which.

We generally try conservative, non-surgical options first when appropriate.

If it’s lasted more than two to three weeks despite rest and stretching, or it’s changing the way you walk.

Non-surgical treatments that help your body repair damaged tissue and nerves. We offer SoftWave, Remy Laser, DPMx, and Liposana.

No, it’s individualized. Your doctor will discuss whether it’s a fit based on your specific condition and history.

It is generally considered less invasive than surgery, though appropriateness depends on your specific case; discuss options with your doctor.

Coverage varies by plan and treatment type.

Yes, most bunions are managed with wider shoes, padding, and custom orthotics. Surgery is only considered if pain continues or the bunion keeps getting worse.

It typically involves regular monitoring and individualized wound management as part of ongoing diabetic foot care.

Treatment ranges from conservative care to minor in-office procedures depending on severity.

At least once a year with a podiatrist, and more often if you have neuropathy, poor circulation, or a history of ulcers. Check your own feet every day.

Boca Raton, at 9980 Central Park Blvd N, Suite 208, and Boynton Beach, at 7410 Boynton Beach Blvd, Suite B6.

Boca Raton is open Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and Boynton Beach is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, both 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.

Both offices offer the full range of services, so choose whichever is more convenient; call either location if you’d like help deciding.

Dr. Todd Pinsky, DPM (Medical Director), Dr. Gregg Harris, DPM, and Dr. Andrea Aedo, DPM.

Yes, Dr. Andrea Aedo is fluent in Spanish.

Dr. Todd Pinsky, DPM, is the Medical Director.

Call either the Boca Raton or Boynton Beach office to schedule.

A photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications, and your completed new patient forms if you filled them out in advance.

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