Charles Morelli DPM FACFAS

Soft tissue skin rearrangement with tendon lengthening to address hallux deformity

DiabetesPro SmartBrief (May 13, 2019) reports of a study published in Diabetic Medicine that found patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (numb feeling in their feet) were at risk for poor driving performance. This was because these patients had lower ankle proprioception function (awareness of it's position in space) and weaker muscle strength resulting in loss of control of the vehicle than those who did not have diabetic peripheral neuropathy. They also drove at slower speeds, compared with individuals without peripheral nerve dysfunction.

Thomas Jasper Patient for many years. Dr. M is great, responsive and highly professional. My go to doctor for my many foot issues.

Jason S Right from the very beginning I was met with a great and accommodating staff. Staff is very kind, great sense of humor, and best of all, extremely knowledgeable. Doctor and nurse are very personable and make you comfortable right from the get go. You could easily tell that you are in great hands. ... I entered in pain and nervous about my procedure, left smiling and feeling better. Couldn't be happier!

The shoes of the future.

#FullemFitnessTips Watch as Dr. Brian Fullem discusses heel drop, toe box and other terminology of the #running shoe with 361 USA, Newbalance and Altra Running

Thanks to BAKO Labs for supporting our 2017 medical mission to Nicaragua.

Walking over 100 miles with his little brother on his back, this dedicated teenager is raising awareness for cerebral palsy. (via NowThis)