Dr. Elton specializes in treating disorders of the lower extremities, specifically of the foot and ankle. “That sounds like a pretty narrow focus, but really, I treat everything from bunions and hammertoes to complex ankle problems, to traumatic injuries of the entire lower limb,” he said.
Read MoreYou have a variety of choices when it comes to getting information and consuming media. That’s why we’re introducing a new section of the website which will answer your foot and ankle questions— via audio!
Read MoreThis year, getting in shape is going to be even tougher, and even more important. Here’s how to ramp up your summer activities and avoid injury.
Read MoreLike to hit the pavement? Here are some key things you can do to help prevent running injuries to the feet, ankles, and knees.
Read MoreIf you are a cyclist (or mountain biker) and you plan on logging more than just a few miles, cycling shoes aren't just a luxury— they are a necessity!
Read MoreThese 3 Videos answer some of our top foot & ankle questions.
Read MoreIt’s crucial that we prevent the spread of Coronavirus. Here are 7 basic but important things to remember while we fight Covid-19, from Team Elton.
Read MoreTeam Elton is taking the current outbreak of Covid-19 very seriously. We want to encourage social distancing as much as possible.
Read MoreWhat are the most common foot conditions? Find out in this infographic from Team Elton.
Read MoreSprained ankles are particularly common in sports that feature a lot of cutting, running and jumping— which covers just about everything.
Read MoreIf you have a bump on your foot, it's always good to get it looked at by a trained specialist to find out what the next step should be.
Read MoreAn Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle specialist can treat the entire body from head to toe, so when it's necessary to move 'up the leg', we can handle it without referring you to an additional specialist.
Read MoreFrank has run over 200 Marathons and continues to participate in them after undergoing surgery with Dr. Elton.
Read MoreThe inflammation associated with heel spurs may actually be caused by another underlying condition. This is why I recommend visiting a foot and ankle specialist (MD having completed a fellowship) rather than a podiatrist or even a general orthopaedist.
Read MoreSkiing injuries are an everyday occurrence here in the mountains. Here are the most common orthopaedic skiing injuries to watch out for.
Read MoreThe condition known as hammertoe is basically a deformity of the toe, which results in the toe being locked into a bent position.
Read MoreYou might think that your swollen feet come from just plain using them too much. This may be true in some cases. But swollen feet aren't always caused by overuse.
Read MoreWhen treating tendonitis of the foot, we can rely on some of our old standbys. First of all, we can scale back and limit our activities and rest the foot.
Read MoreIf you are a fan of professional sports, you've heard the term "stress fracture of the foot" before. That's because it happens to our pros at a high rate of frequency. But why?
Read MoreWhat is Morton’s Neuroma? When the tissue around a nerve of one of your toes becomes thickened, it can cause a stinging, burning pain.
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