County Wide Foot, Ankle & Wound Care focuses on the whole patient, and how other conditions may be affecting their foot and ankle health.
Our podiatrists are highly skilled physicians and podiatric surgeons with exceptional training and experience. They, and our wonderful staff, are naturally caring and compassionate people. Dr. Garzon and Dr. Louis-Charles are also very thorough in evaluation, diagnosis and treatment, and uses the most effective techniques and technologies.
Patients of all ages are welcome at County Wide Foot, Ankle & Wound Care. We see children with ingrown and fungal toenails, warts, and sprained ankles, athletes with foot and ankle fractures, tendonitis and other overuse injuries, adults with heel pain, bunions, hammertoes, and peripheral neuropathy, and senior citizens with gait anomalies, circulation disorders, arthritis, and diabetic foot issues and wounds.
Our doctors are outstanding podiatric surgeons as well, performing the latest minimally invasive procedures, total ankle reconstructions, bunion and hammertoe corrections, nerve releases and more.
We look forward to helping you and your family achieve your best possible foot and ankle health at any stage of life!
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Lapiplasty, MIS, Great toe fusion for bunions.
Lateral ankle stabilization for severe ankle sprains and instability.
Nerve decompressions for drop foot, nerve pain/neuritis associated with ankle injuries.
Trauma surgeries for ankle fractures, foot fractures, heel fractures, achilles or other tendon ruptures.
Have your feet inspected by a professional before starting a new sport or physical activity. Taking charge of your foot health will keep you in good physical condition and can help you avoid a potential injury, such as a fracture… 
Toenail fungus, also known as onychomycosis, is a common condition that affects the appearance and health of the toenails. It often begins as a white or yellow spot under the nail and can spread deeper, causing the nail to thicken… 
Walking irregularities in children, such as in-toeing, out-toeing, limping, and toe-walking, are fairly common and can result from various developmental factors. These patterns may develop due to natural variations in bone structure as a child grows, such as hip rotation… 