Sports-related foot and ankle injuries can affect athletes of all ages and activity levels. At Douglas McKay DPM, we provide comprehensive sports medicine care focused on accurate diagnosis, effective treatment, and safe return to activity.
Whether injuries result from competitive athletics, recreational exercise, or everyday physical activity, early evaluation helps prevent long-term complications and supports faster recovery.
Sports medicine podiatry focuses on injuries caused by repetitive stress, sudden impact, or biomechanical imbalance affecting the feet and ankles.
Athletes and active individuals place increased strain on muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joints, making these structures vulnerable to injury.
A professional evaluation helps identify the underlying cause rather than only treating symptoms.
Sports injuries may develop gradually from overuse or occur suddenly during activity.
Common symptoms include:
Ignoring symptoms may lead to chronic pain or recurring injury.
Sports participation commonly leads to lower extremity injuries requiring professional care.
Conditions frequently treated include:
Proper diagnosis ensures treatment targets the root cause for long-term recovery.
Treatment plans are individualized based on injury type, severity, and patient activity level.
Treatment options may include:
Early treatment often shortens recovery time and reduces the risk of future injuries.
Preventive care plays an essential role in maintaining athletic performance and foot health.
Patients can reduce injury risk by:
Allowing adequate recovery between workouts
Preventive podiatric care helps athletes remain active safely.

A podiatrist can determine the cause of injury and develop a personalized recovery plan.
Sports injuries require more than pain relief — they require a recovery plan designed around movement, performance, and prevention.
Dr. Douglas McKay provides sports medicine care focused on restoring strength, protecting joint stability, and helping patients confidently return to training, competition, and everyday activity. Individualized treatment plans prioritize safe healing while reducing the risk of future injury.
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
9 am - 5 pm
Wednesday
9 am - 12 pm
Friday
9:00 am - 12 pm
Saturday
9:00 am - 12 pm
Monday - Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
2:30 pm - 5 pm
Friday
9:00 am - 1 pm
Saturday
Closed (take out every other)
Outside of these hours, available upon request.