Mulberry Foot Care

Monica is our Business Office Manager who oversees all employees and manages patient information. She is the go-to person for difficult situations and helps coordinate all care for patients. She handles all billing, insurance, and claims issues. She manages the entire office and oversee all aspects of patient relations.

We are proud to provide a professional and friendly waiting environment in addition to the highest quality foot care available. It is one of our top priorities to protect the well-being of our valued patients. If you would like to make an appointment, please contact our office by phone or email. Our office facilitates communications and emergency calls and appointments are available and welcome, especially for new patients seeking help.

I am Dr. Ace Anglin, Podiatrist and Surgeon of the Foot and owner of Mulberry Foot Care, LLC of Montgomery, AL. My new book is entitled "Saving The Diabetic Foot A Podiatrist Teaches You to Prevent Amputation By Understanding The Gift of Pain." It is my desire for you that you use my book as a guide to preventing the loss of an extremity by amputation.

If you are experiencing painful swelling in the back of your foot just above the heel, you may be suffering from Achilles Tendonitis. This troublesome condition affects the Achilles tendon, which is the strongest and largest tendon in the body and connects the leg to the foot as it stretches from the lower leg to the heel bone.

Typically occurring in both feet, brachymetatarsia is a condition characterized by a short metatarsal. The foot has five metatarsals and this condition results in one shortened toe. If more than one of the long bones of the foot is affected, it is known as brachymetapody.

The causes of brachymetatarsia are genetic or situational, meaning that you can be born with it or it can be induced by premature closure in the metatarsal growth plate due to a trauma.If you suffer from brachymetatarsia, you may find it difficult to properly balance or smoothly transfer weight across the toes when walking or running.