About the Practice

Stamford Foot and Ankle Care Led by Dr. Rui DeMelo

Stamford Podiatry Group helps patients in Stamford and nearby Fairfield County communities get clear answers for heel pain, sports injuries, toenail problems, diabetic foot concerns, wounds, and foot conditions that may need surgery.

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A Local Podiatry Office for Everyday Foot Problems and Active Patients

Stamford Podiatry Group helps patients move from a symptom to a clearer care plan. That may mean conservative care, diagnostic imaging, orthotics, diabetic foot care, wound care, procedure discussion, or surgical consultation when the diagnosis and patient goals support it.

The office is located at 1234 Summer Street, Suite 202, Stamford CT 06905. Patients can call (203) 323-1171 to ask about heel pain, nail pain, ankle pain, diabetic foot concerns, sports injuries, wounds, and other foot or ankle problems affecting walking, shoes, work, or activity.

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Sports and Running Foot Care

Running pain, tendon irritation, ankle sprains, shoe fit issues, and recurring overuse injuries can often be approached with a practical plan before symptoms become harder to manage.

Heel Pain and Plantar Fasciitis

Morning heel pain, arch strain, heel spurs, and Achilles irritation are common reasons patients look for a Stamford foot doctor.

Conservative and Surgical Options

Many foot problems start with shoe changes, supports, padding, medication guidance, or in-office care. Surgery can be discussed when simpler options are not enough.

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Foot Care for People Who Want to Stay Moving

Many patients want practical care without turning every symptom into a crisis. A visit can help sort out whether the problem is soft tissue strain, a nail or skin issue, diabetic foot risk, a structural concern, or something that needs imaging, monitoring, or a procedure discussion.

Start with the page closest to your symptoms, then use the appointment form or phone number when the problem is lasting, worsening, recurring, or hard to explain.

Sports Injury Care