Podiatric foot and ankle surgery practice in the Palm Desert area; its public pages describe conventional care rather than regenerative injections.
West Coast Foot and Ankle is a podiatric surgery practice serving the Palm Desert area of California. Podiatric surgeons, who hold the qualification DPM (Doctor of Podiatric Medicine), specialise in the foot and ankle. The practice treats patients directly and its work is largely conventional foot and ankle medicine and surgery.
The services described include diabetic foot care, treatment of ankle and talus fractures, heel pain, joint reconstruction, correction of deformities such as bunions, wound care and limb salvage, total ankle replacement, treatment of trauma, children's foot and ankle problems, arthritis and nerve disorders. This is the kind of practice you would be referred to for a long-standing foot ulcer, a broken ankle or persistent heel pain.
An honest caveat about the regenerative side. This practice is listed in directories under stem cell therapy, and it does have a page with that heading, but that page could not be retrieved because the site's settings block automated access. Its main public pages do not mention stem cell therapy, platelet-rich plasma or any cell source. If you are specifically interested in regenerative injections for a foot or ankle problem, telephone and ask what is offered, what material is used and where it comes from.
Nothing is named, which matters if regenerative treatment is what you are looking for:
The practice is open Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm. Its street address, the year it was established and the languages spoken are not published on the pages that could be retrieved, and the dedicated stem cell therapy page was blocked to automated access. Telephone the practice for its Palm Desert address and to confirm which services are currently offered there.
No prices or consultation fees are published. Much conventional podiatric surgery is billed through insurance, but regenerative injections usually are not, so ask which category any proposed treatment falls into before you agree to it.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.