Hadfield Foot and Ankle

Hadfield Foot and Ankle

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We are glad you have chosen us for foot and ankle care and hope that every encounter with our office and staff exceeds your expectations.

We know our patients have a choice in several different areas, so we go out of our way to deliver the level of care.

08/02/2021

We are looking for a motivated medical assistant for 32-40 hours per week and is somewhat flexible. Podiatry experience is preferred but medical office experience is a plus. Experience with medical insurance is also a big plus. Wage is negotiable and is based on experience and ability.

08/02/2021

We are looking for a motivated medical assistant to work 32-40 hours per week. We are a small office that is growing quickly. Wage is negotiable and based on experience and ability. Knowledge of podiatry is a plus as is understanding medical insurance.

10/09/2018

Did you need custsom or prefabricated orthotics but they cost way too much?

At Hadfield Foot and Ankle, you are a person first, not just a patient or a number. We want to make sure you receive the highest level of care at an affordable price. We would be happy to work with you to make sure you’re well taken care of.

Call our office today to discuss orthotics and any other foot and ankle issues you have.

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09/03/2018

We want to thank everyone for the outpouring of support shown to us over this holiday weekend! Our first day open was fantastic! We look forward to serving Collin County and the surrounding area for many years to come!

09/01/2018

Hadfield Foot and Ankle will open Monday, September 3rd, 2018! Visit our website at www.roberthadfield.com or call 469-247-1900 to schedule an appointment. Same day appointments are available. We look forward to taking care of all your foot and ankle related needs!

07/28/2018

📍Location: 1505 Harroun Ave, Suite H McKinney, TX 75069

07/28/2018

👉 Our Services:
- Warts
Warts are growths caused by viruses beneath the skin. They can appear anywhere on the body – including the feet. When warts appear on the soles of the feet, they are known as ‘plantar warts’, which are hard and may even grow inward due to pressure on the heels and balls of the feet.

- Tendonitis
The tendons are special tissues that connect the bones to the muscles. When tendons are put under repetitive stress or suffer a direct injury, they may become inflamed or begin to break down. This can lead to pain and limited mobility in the affected area. Tendonitis can affect nearly any tendon in the body.

- Foot & Ankle Trauma
The feet and ankles play a primary role in the support and mobility of a person’s body. Injuries to the feet or ankles can be debilitating and dramatically affect one’s ability to perform otherwise simple day-to-day tasks. At our podiatry office, we help our patients through the entire rehabilitative process.

- Sports Foot Injury
An athlete’s feet are under a lot of stress, making them especially susceptible to injury. When athletes push their bodies to perform, they put pressure on the feet. From training to competing, people who actively participate in athletic activity are constantly putting themselves at risk for injury.

- Amputation Prevention
Amputation is surgical removal of an extremity or limb, such as a foot or leg. There are many reasons for amputation, from traumatic injury to complications of vascular diseases like diabetes. At our practice, we understand how amputation affects a person’s mobility and independence.

- Charcot Foot
Charcot foot is a condition in which the bones and joints of the foot are weakened, resulting in deformity over time. The condition is progressive and may occur more rapidly in people who are overweight or obese. As the foot becomes increasingly misshapen, a Charcot foot can lead to severe disability

- Limb Salvage & Preservation
At our office, limb preservation is of utmost importance when it comes to the care of our patients. Some of our patients – particularly those with diabetes – may be at risk for foot or leg amputation.

- Foot & Ankle Conditions
Our team is trained and experienced in the treatment of pediatric foot and ankle conditions. We understand the physiology of each tiny bone, ligament, and muscle in a child’s growing foot and ankle.

- Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition in which the peripheral nerves become damaged, resulting in tingling, numbness, pain or loss of feeling in the feet and hands. Unfortunately, the condition can cause severe complications. A lack of feeling in the feet.

07/27/2018

~ Welcome to our practice! We are glad you have chosen us for foot and ankle care and hope that every encounter with our office and staff exceeds your expectations. We know our patients have a choice in several different areas, so we go out of our way to deliver the level of care and compassion we would want for our own families.

Complete care may be our long-term goal, but our immediate priority is the patient comfort. We do our best to facilitate a relaxing and non-threatening office environment you’ll want to return to again and again. This includes the implementation of multiple techniques to prevent treatment discomfort and minimize anxiety.

You’ll also find our office to be equipped with amenities designed to make your experience more pleasant and enjoyable. From a comfortable waiting area to relaxing treatment areas, every detail has been designed with your satisfaction in mind.

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Robert Hadfield, DPM

When Dr. Hadfield was fifteen years old, he had a terrible accident while riding his horse. The horse fell on him, shattering the bones of his leg. After nearly six months of rehabilitation, he was able to walk normally thanks in great part to excellent care and medical technology. It was this accident that lead him into the field of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery.

Dr. Hadfield is a graduate of the Penn Presbyterian residency program, where he studied for four years under the guidance of some of the leaders in the field of Podiatric Medicine, including Michael Downey, Scot Malay and Harold Schoenhaus. This education afforded him a knowledge both of the most common conditions of the foot and ankle as well as the rare and challenging. Dr. Hadfield earned his degree from the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. He was able to see a wide variety of pathology and an even wider variety of cultural and economic variation.

Dr. Hadfield earned his Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Utah. His love of reading and writing lead him to pursue this course of study and he believes it vital to his mode of practice. He believes that open and constructive communication is the key to a meaningful understanding of one another. He believes that all pursuits in medicine are an art as much as a science and that medicine is ultimately a humanity above all else.

Dr. Hadfield is passionate about education and is currently the Audio Editor of the Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery. He believes that patient education is central to the healing process and that when a patient understands their condition there is a greater chance of success. He believes in evidence-based medicine and using the latest medical science to find innovative ways of solving complex problems.

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Hadfield Foot and Ankle is Open in McKinney!

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1505 Harroun Avenue H
McKinney, TX
75069

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm