Welcome to Boston Common Podiatry Dr. Jordana Szpiro, an established Boston podiatrist, provides comprehensive foot care and surgery for members of the entire family. Foot disorders can be particularly uncomfortable and disruptive to day-to-day life. Dr Szpiro’s practice is dedicated to providing relief from foot pain, enabling patients to again enjoy their daily activities, especially post Boston Marathon, in comfort.
Offering a full range of treatment options, Boston Common Podiatry specializes in custom molded orthotics and pediatric podiatry. New patients please download and fill out form in the Patient Infomation section prior to intial visit. Treating common foot disordersBoston Common Podiatry provides a number of options to provide relief from foot pain. Whether your discomfort is the result of a sports-related injury or a chronic condition, Dr. Szpiro will explain your treatment choices in clear, understandable terms. Dr. Szpiro's goal is to assist you in choosing a course of treatment that best meet your needs and suits your lifestyle, whether it means continuing to train for the next marathon or wearing 4 inch heels. There are also those injuries sustained after the Boston Marathon such as stress fractures, heel pain, achilles tendonitis and bruised or ingrown toenails. Some of the more common foot conditions addressed by Dr Szpiro’s Boston podiatry practice include : - Bunions
- Heel and arch pain
- Hammertoes
- Corns and calluses
| - Neuromas
- Plantars warts
- Sports-related injuries
- Post Boston Marathon pain
| - Ingrown toenails
- Fungal toenails
- Diabetic foot care
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You don’t have to live in pain. Dr Szpiro can help you regain your mobility and comfort. Take your first step towards foot pain relief by contacting Boston Common Podiatry today to schedule an appointment. Most insurance plans are accepted. Boston Common Podiatry’s convenient locationFor directions to our office, please click here. Dr Szpiro's office in Boston’s Back Bay is located on 264 Beacon Street between Dartmouth and Exeter. It is less than a five minute walk from Copley Square and the Green Line. |