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In the Hamilton, New Jersey, area, Tola Foot & Ankle Center is the choice practice for the podiatric treatment of all kinds for patients of all ages. Led by Pamela C. Tola, DPM, a diplomate of the American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine, the practice encompasses world-class foot and ankle care with a state-of-the-art facility.
Dr. Tola and her team take a holistic approach to care for the foot and ankle, and keep treatments conservative whenever possible. Knowing that all parts of the body are intimately intertwined, they find that foot-focused treatments often lead to relief of pain and other symptoms elsewhere in the body.
With each new or returning patient, Dr. Tola takes the time to become familiar with the patient as a person as well as their needs and preferences. Despite seeing many of the same foot conditions frequently, she knows that each patient is an individual and requires personalized care for the best outcome.
Dr. Tola and her team frequently treat conditions such as fungal nail infections, ingrown toenails, bunions, fractures, and plantar fasciitis. Treatments for these and other conditions often involve topicals, medications, rest, physical therapy, and custom-fitted PowerStep® Orthotic Insoles.
Whether you’re a new or returning patient needing simple care or a complex procedure, Dr. Tola and her team are ready to take on a challenge. Call Tola Foot & Ankle Center or request an appointment online for exceptional podiatric care today.
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