Providing Quality Foot & Ankle Care
Across New Jersey
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Podiatric Physicians
& Surgeons
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Purpose: To Keep
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Welcome to Nexus Foot & Ankle
Your Care is Our Top Priority
From routine checkups to advanced surgeries and cutting-edge technologies, our team is here to offer the highest standard of podiatric care.
Think of us as your dedicated resource for all of your foot and ankle care needs. With hundreds of years of collective experience, knowledge, and board certifications, we’re here for all of your podiatric needs.
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We make it easy to find expert foot and ankle care that’s close to home. Our user-friendly search tool allows you to locate nearby podiatry offices and specialists, ensuring access to top-tier podiatric care throughout New Jersey.
Explore our network to discover the nearest N.J.P.P.S.G.-affiliated practice, complete with contact information and website links.
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Can Your Shoe Size Change as You Get Older?
Yes, your shoe size can change as you get older. Feet often become slightly longer or wider over time as ligaments and tendons lose some elasticity and the arches gradually -
Back-to-School Foot Pain: When Kids’ Aches Aren’t Just Growing Pains
Back-to-school season often brings a sudden increase in activity. Kids may be walking more between classes, returning to PE, starting fall sports, or spending long days in new shoes. Some -
Can an Old Ankle Sprain Cause Problems Years Later?
You twisted your ankle years ago, the swelling went down, and eventually you got back to normal. So why is that same ankle suddenly aching, feeling weak, or giving out?
Can Your Shoe Size Change as You Get Older?
Yes, your shoe size can change as you get older. Feet often become slightly longer or wider over time as ligaments and tendons lose some elasticity and the arches gradually flatten. At New Jersey Podiatric Physicians & Surgeons Group, we often remind patients that shoes that fit comfortably for years may eventually become too tight, even if their usual size has not changed dramatically.Back-to-School Foot Pain: When Kids’ Aches Aren’t Just Growing Pains
Back-to-school season often brings a sudden increase in activity. Kids may be walking more between classes, returning to PE, starting fall sports, or spending long days in new shoes. Some temporary soreness can happen as routines change, but ongoing foot or ankle pain should not automatically be dismissed as “growing pains.”
