We provide patients with quality medical care for all foot and ankle conditions, including heel pain, ankle sprains, bunions, sports injuries, fractures, and much more. We provide a wide variety of solutions for your foot and ankle concerns, including laser treatments, a medical nail salon, physical therapy, and much more.
We believe in being active in and giving back to our community which is why we sponsor and attend many health & wellness events around Central Ohio. See where we'll be next! When it comes to selecting a foot and ankle specialist, it is important to consider both your physical well-being and your emotional needs.
We believe in being active in and giving back to our community which is why we sponsor and attend many health & wellness events around Central Ohio. See where we'll be next! When it comes to selecting a foot and ankle specialist, it is important to consider both your physical well-being and your emotional needs.
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Our Team
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Dr. Graebner is the FAAWC Founder beginning with her independent practice in 1982. She is a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. Dr. Graebner lives in Ostrander with her husband, Mike. They have four grown girls. When not at work, she enjoys traveling, scuba diving, reading, walking for exercise, and volunteering at the Faith Mission and Grace clinics.
Conditions
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Our foot and ankle physicians are board-certified specialists with over 50 years of combined experience. Their expertise and insights provide patients with quality medical care for more common conditions, such as heel pain, ankle sprains, bunions, and ingrown toenails as well as complex issues, such as sports injuries or foot and ankle fractures.
Heel Pain
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Plantar fasciitis is the term for heel and arch pain due to inflammation and strain of the plantar fascia. This thick band of tissue starts at the heel bone, runs across the arch of the foot, and attaches to the base of the toes. Its purpose is to support the arch of the foot. Often, plantar fasciitis is characterized by increased pain after a period of rest-for example, during your first steps upon waking up.
Nerves
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Peripheral neuropathy is a condition in which nerve damage in the feet or hands leads to weakness, tingling, and numbness. When the peripheral nerves can't relay signals to the brain, this can cause pain, usually a pins-and-needles or burning feeling, leading to a partial or total loss of sensation.
Tendons
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Tendons connect muscles to bones. Your Achilles tendon runs down the back of your lower leg and connects the calf muscles (gastrocnemius and soleus) to the heel bone (calcaneus) and is also called the "heel cord". The Achilles tendon facilitates walking by raising the heel off the ground. Achilles tendinosis is a condition in which chronic overuse deteriorates the integrity of the tendon, causing pain and stiffness.
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