Welcome to Shore Foot and Ankle

The expertise and experience of podiatrist Dr. David Gannon, usually only found at a large medical institutions, in a local comfortable setting.

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Shore Foot & Ankle Podiatrist Dr. David Gannon has re-located his practice from his offices at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Mercy Medical Center to the Eastern Shore. Dr. Gannon and staff are happy to provide a gentle caring touch to your foot and ankle care. We bring the expertise and experience usually only found at a large medical institution to a local comfortable setting. No longer do you have to travel to the city to get high-level quality care from a podiatrist.

We at Shore Foot & Ankle advocate a conservative treatment plan utilizing a full array of therapeutic modalities in order to provide care and comfort for your condition. Obviously surgical intervention may be warranted for certain disorders and Dr. Gannon offers the highest level of training in his field. Dr. Gannon is board certified in both Foot Surgery and Rear Foot and Ankle Reconstruction.

Shore Foot & Ankle provides podiatry services for all foot and ankle problems including:

Diabetic preventative foot care
Ulcer and wound management
Swelling and poor circulation
Fractures
Sprains
Sports injuries
The surgical management of multiple orthopedic foot and ankle conditions.

Custom shoe inserts, specialized shoe gear, and foot care products are also available for your convenience. We participate with most insurance plans.

Shore Foot & Ankle guarantees a clean, comfortable environment for your care. Sterilized instrumentation is used for each individual patient and foot spas are available for therapy. Please feel free to browse our web site and click on the links for additional medical information. You may contact us by phone to request an appointment at 410-629-0222. Initial patient information forms are available for you to fill out prior to your visit to save you time.

Once again, Welcome to Shore Foot & Ankle, don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

Fall Edition of Footprints

This back-to-school issue includes information on common foot conditions affecting children, and tips for parents on what to look for as children’s feet and ankles develop.

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Are Popular Sandals Causing Foot Problems in Men?

Footwear has come a long way since Roman armies conquered an empire wearing only sandals on their feet. But what is old is new again, as more and more men make sandals their summer footwear of choice. Along with the growing popularity of men’s sandals come more aches and pains for male feet. The wrong sandal could cause problems, including heel pain, Achilles tendonitis, pain in the big toe and

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Get Your Feet Ready for Sandal Season

Seeing your feet exposed in sandals this summer may raise questions about what could be ailing your feet. Here are some common conditions to watch for and guidance on when to consult our office for proper treatment: Bunion If you have a bump on the side of your big toe, it could be a bunion. Bunions are often genetic; however, improper shoes, such as high heels or shoes with a

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Keep Your Kids’ Feet & Ankles Safe This Summer

Kids’ Feet & Ankle Safety While your kids may love to go barefoot during the summer, doing so may expose their feet to numerous potential injuries that can ruin the rest of the season for them. Follow these tips to keep your kids on their feet all summer long. What lies hidden in the grass, dirt or sand can wreak havoc on bare feet. Nails, shards of glass, discarded toothpicks,

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Footprints Patient eNewsletter: Plantar Fasciitis

bare feet and a water bolle on grass

Plantar Fasciitis is a common foot malady, and treatment options run the gamut from conservative care to surgery in some cases.

Read the February Footprints PDF newsletter for more about plantar fasciitis such as the symptoms, common causes, and treatment options.

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Achilles Tendon Injuries – Fall Edition of the Footprints Newsletter

APMA Footprints Fall 2018

As fall begins, so does an increase in injuries due to sports activity kicking into high gear. From students to pros, athletes often struggle with Achilles tendon injuries. With that in mind, Footprints spoke to American Podiatric Medical Association members Patrick DeHeer, DPM, and Alex Kor, DPM, to learn more about how these injuries happen and how your podiatrist can treat them.

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