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Mon - Tue:	9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Wed - Thu:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Phone: (530) 342-5621

Address: 676 E 1st Ave Ste 95926, Chico, CA 95926

Website: http://www.chicofootandankle.com

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General Practitioners

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Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis is a systemic disease in which the immune system turns against itself. Instead of protecting the joints, the body produces substances that attack and inflame the joints. 1.3 million adult Americans have been diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis.1 It most commonly occurs in the hands and feet.
Medical Weight Loss
Weight Control – for many patients weight loss is very helpful and should be a cornerstone of the treatment strategy. Scientists estimate that for each pound lost, stress on the ankle is reduced by five pounds.
Diabetic Foot Care
Foot ulcers, which are casually referred to as foot sores or foot blisters, are open sores or wounds that most often occur on the bottom of the foot, and are a common problem in diabetic foot care. More than 800,000 diabetic patients experience foot ulcers each year 3. If left untreated, these foot sores can often become infected and may eventually lead to amputation. But now, there is a potential solution if you see your doctor about your diabetic foot ulcer in time.

Pregnancy

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Orthopedics
Dr. Stoddard evaluated my ankle, my desire to increase mobility and reduce the chronic pain. After several consults with other Orthopedics to discuss my ankle and its ‘current’ condition – Frozen bone mass, Dr. Stoddard recommended a total ankle replacement.
Ankle Surgery
Dr. Stoddard has on-site diagnostic modalities to evaluate the bones & soft tissue structures of the foot & ankle. He performs all aspects of reconstructive foot & ankle surgery, and uses cutting-edge locking plate technology which facilitates early ambulation after procedures such as bunionectomies.
Bunion Surgery
Joint Replacement
Dr. Stoddard has undergone additional training specific to reconstructive foot & ankle procedures, including flatfoot repair, and treatment for painful arthritis. He is an expert in ankle arthritis care, which includes ankle joint fusion and ankle joint replacement procedures for qualified individuals. We pride ourselves in using the highest standards and the latest technologies as well as the most advanced and effective treatments available. From our friendly staff to our excellent physicians, we believe you will find the best care possible here with us.
Bunions
One of the most common problems of the big toe is called a, which is defined as an excess or misalignment of the bone at the big toe joint. Bunions may be painful and they often drastically change the shape of your foot, limiting your choices in footwear and activities. If nonsurgical treatment has not relieved your pain, or if you have a severe bunion, you may want to consider surgery.
Ingrown Toenails

Corns
Never, ever try to remove calluses, corns or warts by yourself – see your podiatric physician for assistance in these cases. 2
Ulcer
Diabetes mellitus is one of the most devastating diseases affecting the United States today, in terms of both patient impact and healthcare costs. Approximately 20 million Americans in the year 2005 have been diagnosed with the disease, which not only affects the daily lives and long-term health of patients, but often leads to secondary complications that can have tragic results. 1 One such complication is diabetic foot ulcers.
Calluses
Calluses – Caused by pressure and repeated rubbing, calluses can become painful. Your podiatrist can identify the cause of the callus and recommend an appropriate treatment to remove and help prevent the return of the callus.
Fungus

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Dr. Stoddard discussed the entire procedure with me – Up and downsides – Best case – No pain and good range of movement for the entire foot and ankle – system. Worst case – I’d be a Pirate with a nice Peg-leg on the left side. ‘Spinning’ would NOT be a problem, dancing would be... Luckily the better of the two cases prevailed. I had the total ankle replacement completed by Dr. Stoddard and his team at SOCO. My recovery has been a challenge, (self-inflicted – When the Dr. tells you to do or NOT do something, listen and follow direction.),... a little longer than I had hoped. I am now walking, pain free, I’m still in Physical Therapy, working on range of motion and re-building leg/foot muscle. The recover for me was a little longer than normal or expected due to my past ankle history and infections...and I pushed the process, a little harder than I should have – Hind sight is always 20/20.
Flatfoot Correction
Heel Pain
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

General Podiatry
He completed his post-graduate education at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, where he earned his doctorate degree in podiatric medicine in 1989. His residency training involved rotations at VA hospitals in New York, and Connecticut, along with rotations at West Point Academy.
Ankle Sprain
This testimonial is regarding Dr. Sean Stoddard and the work he performed on my ankle in July of 2012. Prior to being referred to Dr. Stoddard, I was in constant pain as the result of an ankle injury that had occurred during a motorcycle accident in 1993. Visits to orthopedic surgeons had resulted only in recommedations for an ankle fusion, a procedure that I was told by former recipients may not be successful at stopping the pain. The pain in my ankle had become unbearable during the last couple years leading up to my first consultation with Dr Stoddard. I was walking with a cane and taking pain medication, which was affecting my quality of life. A third party mentioned Dr Stoddard and his Foot and Ankle Clinic. My consultation with him revealed that I was a candidate for a total ankle or Inbone® ankle replacement. The promise of pain relief without a fusion seemed almost too good to be true. Surgery was scheduled and performed. After several months of rehab I was walking and without pain. Today my quality of life has vastly improved and I will always be grateful to Dr. Stoddard.
Bunions Problems
Foot problems, such as bunions, often develop in early adulthood and worsen with aging. While there are many contributing factors, bunions are primarily thought to be hereditary and may be just one of several problems of weak or poor foot structure. Additionally, bunions can be aggravated by arthritis. For some people with leg length discrepancies, bunions tend to form on the foot of the longer leg, due to excessive pronation, or the inward rolling of the foot.
Calluses
Diabetic Foot Care
You can learn more about your condition, why these wounds occur, diabetic foot care, and current treatment options.
Flat Feet
Hammertoes
Hammertoes – A hammertoe is the bending of the joints in your second, third, fourth, or fifth toe. Improperly fitting shoes can aggravate hammertoes, which are often caused by muscle and tendon imbalances. Orthotics, medications, injection therapy, and splinting are some of the non-surgical treatments available for hammertoes. However, in severe cases, surgery may be recommended.
Heel Pain
Ingrown Toenails
Toenail issues (e.g., nail fungus, black toenails, ingrown toenails, white toenails, yellow toenails, and thick toenails ) – Proper care from a podiatrist can improve the health of toenails and identify the cause of problems.
Foot Injuries
Pediatric Foot Care
Shin splints – Pain and swelling in the front of your lower legs may be caused by repetitive activities like running or walking, as well as improper shoes and flatfeet. Your podiatrist can treat your condition, recommend proper shoes, and determine if you need orthotics.
Podiatric Deformities
There are a combination of factors that cause diabetic foot ulcers to form, such as a lack of feeling in the foot, poor circulation, foot deformities, foot irritation such as friction or pressure, trauma, as well as the ongoing disease of diabetes. Patients who suffer with diabetes for many years can develop neuropathy, a reduced or complete lack of feeling in the feet due to nerve damage which is caused by elevated blood glucose levels over time. Often the nerve damage occurs without any pain felt by the patient. Your physician can test you for neuropathy. Foot ulcers can also be complicated by vascular disease, which reduces the body’s ability to heal, therefore increasing the risk for an infection. Diabetes can also reduce the body’s ability to fight off infections and also slow healing. 2, 10

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