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Westside Podiatry Center announced that EDWARD L. WADIE, of Liverpool, has become a partner in the practice. Wadie joins current partners James W. Farrell, Chad R. Rounds and Daniel T. Smith. Board qualified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgeons, Wadie has privileges at Community General Hospital, St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center and Crouse Hospital, and he practices in Westside Podiatry Center’s Camillus and Liverpool locations. He is also the diabetic wound-care specialist for the Wound Care Center at Community General Hospital.
Catholic Charities of Onondaga County announced the promotions of SONJA GOTTBRECHT and MELISSA CARBONARO to housing services program managers. Gottbrecht has worked for Catholic Charities since 2010. A native of Fayetteville, she has a master’s degree in social work from Syracuse University. She has a background in gerontology and palliative care. Carbonaro, a native of Auburn, has worked for Catholic Charities since 2009. She attended State University at Albany and graduated from the State University at Buffalo Law School. Her previous work experience includes teaching preschool, working for the Cayuga County Mental Health Department and practicing law in Syracuse.
TARAKAD RAMACHANDRAN has been appointed medical director of neuroscience services for Crouse Hospital. Ramachandran has served as chief of neurology at Crouse since 1984. Ramachandran came to Syracuse in 1976 with training in internal medicine from the United Kingdom. After two years of residency and a year of chief residency in neurology at SUNY Upstate Medical University, he advanced his training with a year of fellowship in neuromuscular diseases and electrophysiology from Boston University School of Medicine. He returned to Syracuse in 1980 to pursue his career in neurology at Crouse and University hospitals.
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Board qualified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgeons, Wadie has privileges at Community General Hospital, St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center and Crouse Hospital, and he practices in Westside Podiatry Center's Camillus and Liverpool locations.
Dr. Geoghan has more than 14 years of experience in podiatric surgery and medicine, with advanced training in cosmetic podiatric procedures. She is board-certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and is a member of the International
He supported himself as a pharmacist while working on his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree which he obtained in 1968 from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine. He is board-certified as a Diplomat of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and
Scheuller received his doctorate of podiatric medicine at California College of Podiatric Medicine, San Francisco (1978). He is also double boarded — by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery in foot and ankle surgery, as well as in wound care by the
He is Board Certified in both foot surgery and reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. Dr. Blitz graduated cum laude from
FOOT CARE: Back to the Future | Coastal Breeze News
By Greg Spain, DPMr
What do you think about when you have to go to the doctor? Are you concerned about waiting for hours to see the doctor and even then only for a few minutes? Is it difficult to arrange a suitable time to actually get to the doctor’s office or clinic? Do you wonder how difficult it will be to enter the office? Are there stairs? Is there adequate parking? Do you wonder how far that the walk will be? These are just some of the concerns that I have heard from my patients over the last 30 years.
How about an alternative? What if you could arrange an appointment to suit your schedule at a time of your choosing and in your own home? to avoid the hassles and expense of a traditional office setting. This is not a unique idea. I am old enough to remember our family doctor coming to the house in rural Iowa. However, somehow that customer (or patient) service from medicine has long since vanished.
Regardless of where you are seen, the patient still needs and deserves to feel better. The mission and goal of PODIATRY AT HOME is to bring the foot care experience to you. It looks a little strange to see your doctor arrive with a medical bag that looks more like a plumber’s tool box than anything else.
Traveling with all of this gear will ensure that your every possible need can be met. I carry drapes and barriers to ensure cleanliness and that I leave your home as clean as it was before I arrived. Any foot examination or treatment requires instrumentation. All of my instruments are surgically clean- even cleaner than an office setting.
After 30 years of practice experience, I came to realize that a vast majority of the podiatric services rendered in an office setting can be done just as easily in a home. The usual conditions of thickened toenails, corns and calluses are easily dealt with. Several foot deformities and foot pain can be addressed as well.
For most of the foot care, Medicare and other insurance will cover the costs. I have no set office hours. I have seen patients on the weekend and in the evening. Of course, I am available during the day as well.
It is important to know your doctor. As for myself, I have practiced for 30 years. My family has recently moved here from the Pittsburgh area. During that time, I came to realize that 90% of what I do could be done in a home setting. Along the way, I did achieve the necessary credentials offered by my profession. I am Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and the American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics. I have surgical privileges at Physician Regional Medical Center.
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