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Preventative Diabetic Medicine

Diabetic Foot Care

Protect your long-term mobility. Under the expert clinical guidance of Dr. Neha Delvadia, DPM, we offer comprehensive evaluations, wound care, and preventive strategies at our Marietta office.

Diabetic Wellness

Partnering in Diabetic Health

Managing diabetes successfully means paying close attention to your feet. Neuropathy can make it difficult to feel small injuries like cuts, blisters, or embedded pebbles. At the same time, poor circulation delays the body's natural healing process. For residents of Marietta, East Cobb, and the greater Atlanta area, Dr. Neha Delvadia provides expert, localized care to monitor and manage these risks before they become emergencies.

Our Marietta practice is dedicated to early detection and conservative management of diabetic foot complications. We conduct thorough neurological monofilament testing and vascular checks to ensure your feet have adequate sensation and blood flow. We also address safe nail and callus care, and provide custom offloading orthotics to relieve high-pressure spots on the sole of your foot. Our ultimate goal is to keep our Marietta diabetic community active, healthy, and walking comfortably.

Key Care Principles

Annual Preventive Screenings
Advanced Wound Dressing Methods
Custom Offloading Insoles
Coordinates With Primary Physicians
Clinical diabetic foot checkup by Dr. Delvadia examining circulation and nerve sensitivity - Podiatry Group of Georgia
Services Offered

Diabetic Foot Services We Offer

We provide the full spectrum of diabetic foot services, prioritizing preventative diagnostics and tissue protection to prevent complications.

Nerve Issues & Neuropathy

Monitors loss of protective sensation, burning pain, or numbness.

Diabetic Ulcers & Wounds

Expert debridement, sterile dressings, and advanced healing treatments.

Poor Peripheral Circulation

Addresses arterial health to ensure adequate blood flow for tissue healing.

Ingrown Toenails & Calluses

Safe, sterile removal of corns or calluses to avoid deep infections.

Learn More about Ingrown Toenails

Deformity Assessments

Evaluates bone structures for Charcot Foot, bunions, and hammertoes.

Learn More about Hammertoes

Comprehensive Screenings

Includes vascular blood flow checks and neurological monofilament testing.

Our Method

What to Expect During a Checkup

A comprehensive diabetic foot exam with Dr. Delvadia ensures early intervention for any vascular or neurological complications.

01

Circulatory & Nerve Checks

Assess nerve response, sensitivity, and vascular pulses to check blood supply levels.

02

Treatment & Cleaning

Safely trim thickened nails, remove dangerous calluses, or treat minor open cuts under sterile conditions.

03

Prevention Strategy

Dr. Delvadia recommends appropriate diabetic footwear, orthotic support, and daily care tips.

Diabetic Care FAQs

Common Questions About Diabetic Foot Care

Why is foot care so critical for diabetics?

Diabetes can cause nerve damage (neuropathy) and poor blood flow, making minor scratches or calluses likely to develop into severe, slow-healing infections if left untreated.

How often should a diabetic see a podiatrist?

Even without symptoms, diabetic patients should have a professional clinical foot exam at least once a year. High-risk patients may need visits every 2 to 3 months.

What signs require immediate medical attention?

Contact us immediately if you notice changes in skin color, swelling, new calluses, open cuts, or localized warmth.