In addition to our online library of informative web pages and FAQ section, our blog is another valuable resource that enables you to learn more about foot and ankle health. We update the blog frequently with posts discussing an array of treatment options, condition symptoms, and preventative care tips. Be sure to come back often and learn how to effectively care for your valuable lower limbs so you can live your life and do the things you want to without pain!
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Keeping Our Senior Patients MobileDr. Haro shares a few foot conditions that prevent our senior citizens from being active. Keeping our seniors
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Why does my ankle hurt?Clifton, NJ Foot Doctor Dr. Haro discusses various causes of ankle pain and how he can help you decide the best course of action for treatment.
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All you need to know about Flat FeetFlat feet or flat foot is a common condition in which the arches of the foot are present very little or are not present at all.
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The TRUTH About Toenail FungusClifton, NJ Foot Doctor Dr. Haro addresses the topic of Toenail Fungus. You are not alone toenail fungus is more common than people think.
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Could Plantar Fasciitis pain get worse?Dr. Haro explains why it is important not to ignore plantar fasciitis pain. Plantar fasciitis can get worse if left untreated and pain can become unmanageable.
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The TRUTH about Achilles TendonitisDr. Haro addresses the painful condition of Achilles Tendonitis as well as causes and various treatment plans
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Who Could Benefit from Custom Foot Orthotics?Dr. Haro explains why there are many genetic conditions of the feet in children and adults that can be dramatically helped by orthotics. Foot Doctor Clifton, NJ
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Black Toenails Can Happen to AnyoneDon't fear the eerie discoloration. It is simply a collection of blood that pools beneath the nail.
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Let's Talk NeuropathyIf you or someone you love suffers from neuropathy. Dr. Haro can help!....
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FOOT NEWS YOU CAN USE: THE FOOT'S VERSION OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROMEIf you hear of someone talking about their foot hurting let them know they don’t need to live with the pain. We’d be happy to send you something to share...