From diabetes to athletics: Foot care matters

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Dr. Alex Stewart Podiatrist
Dr. Alex M. Stewart is a podiatrist and board-certified surgeon with Maricopa Foot and Ankle. [file]

Dr. Alex M. Stewart of Maricopa Foot and Ankle Center is a board-certified specialist recognized by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. He earned his doctoral degree in podiatric medicine from Midwestern University and completed his residency at The University of Texas Health Science Center — San Antonio in its department of Orthopedics.

Dr. Stewart’s extensive training and current practice focus on foot and ankle trauma, diabetic care, reconstructive surgery, and sports medicine. As a former collegiate baseball player and avid golfer, Dr. Stewart can relate to athletes of any age and performance level.

Dr. Stewart has been at Maricopa Foot and Ankle for nine years and has experience in treating everything from minor ailments to major trauma.

Do you or a loved one suffer from diabetes?
Diabetes can have a wide range of effects on the body. Ranging from eye problems, kidney problems to circulatory issues and nerve pain. It is very important to monitor your blood sugar and manage your diabetes properly to avoid complications.

The American Diabetes Association recommends having an evaluation every six months.

We offer a wide range of treatment for our diabetic patients, including diabetic management, neuropathy care, wound care, and nail care.

Did you know that Medicare has special benefits for most diabetic patients?
For most Patients with diabetes, Medicare will cover nail trimming every nine weeks at our office.

Medicare will also cover one pair of diabetic shoes and custom protective inserts per year. Thankfully, we have many stylish shoe options to choose from. Make sure to use your benefits before they expire.

If your loved one is suffering from diabetes give us a call. Maricopa foot and Ankle is open daily, and we can often accommodate same day appointments.

520-494-1090
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