Managing ingrown toenails, plantar fasciitis, fractures, and Achilles tendonitis effectively can transform patient outcomes and boost practice efficiency. In this episode of Podiatry Practice Mastery, I walk through a busy Wednesday filled with multiple matrixectomies, shockwave treatments, and procedures — all while improving patient care and workflow strategies in the clinic.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
How to streamline matrixectomies for multiple ingrown toenails
Using shockwave therapy for plantar fasciitis and forefoot pain
When to order MRIs for unresolved neuropathic symptoms
Improving patient education with treatment sheets and protocols
Why You Should Listen
If you’re looking for ways to handle complex cases, optimize treatment plans, and improve clinic operations while delivering better patient care, this episode offers practical, real-world insights you can apply immediately.
Key Topics Covered
[0:01] A busy Wednesday managing various podiatric cases
[0:17] Performing multiple matrixectomies for ingrown toenails
[0:37] Addressing non-responsive plantar fasciitis with shockwave and PT
[0:54] Managing chronic gout with Uloric prescriptions
[1:13] Evaluating persistent forefoot pain and ordering MRIs
[1:48] Treating Achilles tendonitis using updated treatment sheets
[2:27] Managing post-bunion surgery swelling with cortisone injections
[3:09] Using punch biopsies for unexplained skin rashes
[3:25] Diagnosing and monitoring metatarsal head pain
[3:40] Orthotic follow-ups for pediatric apophysitis cases
[4:16] Healing foot fractures and ulcers with progressive treatment
[4:35] Ultrasound guidance for plantar fascia evaluations
[4:59] Treating fractures and adapting care based on patient lifestyle
[5:15] Extending shockwave therapy sessions for improved outcomes
[5:38] Managing a fifth toe dislocation with in-office relocation
👉 Tune in to discover how targeted in-office procedures, advanced therapies, and streamlined patient education can improve outcomes and help your practice grow efficiently.
