Address: 1701 4th St Suite 100, Santa Rosa, CA 95404, USA
Phone: +17075756033
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–4:45PM
Tuesday: 8AM–4:45PM
Wednesday: 8AM–4PM
Thursday: 8AM–4:45PM
Friday: 8AM–4PM
Saturday: Closed
hokeypokeyalso1
I have seen a lot of Doctors over the 69 years of my life. Dr. Korves herself is one of the best Doctors I've seen. She knows her profession and is happy to help her patients. I recently underwent surgery on my foot and the outcome has been fabulous. I have no reservations recommending her to anyone that has foot problems. She's the best. Dr. Korves's office staff is friendly and happy. It's a pleasure to see them. Oh by the way Dr. Korves has a wonderful little laugh.
N. AGW
Dr Korves is very smart and good with medications and treatments. Excellent care for your feet and nails.
cheryl Witteman
Dr Korves helped my 13 year old daughter recover from a serious sprain. My daughter is a dancer and the entire injury was well handled by Dr Korves and her team.
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Yes, NCMA Foot and Ankle Center's Dr. Ashleigh Korves offers traditional bunion surgery and miniBunion™ minimally invasive surgery procedures to help patients with bunion deformities. The treatment for bunions begins with conservative measures aimed at reducing pain and slowing down the progression of the bunion. If conservative treatment doesn't ease the pain and your bunion is disrupting your lifestyle, then it may be time to look at surgical options. Usually, bunion surgery can be done as an outpatient procedure without a hospital stay, minimizing your time away from home. For mild or moderate bunions, the miniBunion is a new surgical option that provides patients with a more rapid return to regular activity, compared to traditional bunion surgery. The miniBunion procedure is a minimally invasive technique for implanting a micro-implant. The procedure involves making a small incision less than one-inch on the side of the foot. During the procedure, the bones are realigned, the micro-implant is inserted, and the incision is closed.
Yes. Podiatrists are doctors who attend four years of podiatric medical school training followed by at least three years of residency training. They receive their Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) and are certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery, in Foot Surgery, with the ability to also certify in Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery. Their training is very similar to medical doctors (MD or DO). DPMs focus on the foot and ankle much earlier in their training. Podiatrists can do surgery, treat acute injuries and broken bones, prescribe medications, admit patients to the hospital and order lab or imaging tests.
The custom orthotics I got here are hard and uncomfortable. I prefer an orthotic with some softness and spring.
In general, foot and ankle services provided by podiatrists are usually covered by health insurance plans. However, not all podiatrists accept all insurance plans so always check with your provider first before beginning your care. As a Northern California Medical Associates practice, NCMA Foot and Ankle Center accepts most commercial health plans and Medicare.
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