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PERFORMANCE FOOT AND ANKLE CENTERS, LLC 401 E. 162nd St., Suite 101 South Holland, IL 60473 Phone: 7085963757 Fax: 708596377916532 Oak PAK Avenue, Suite 102 Tinley Park, IL 60477 Phone: 7088739440

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How to fill out performance foot and ankle

1. Start by washing your feet and ankle thoroughly with soap and warm water.
2. Dry your feet and ankle completely with a clean towel.
3. Apply any necessary foot or ankle creams or ointments as prescribed by a healthcare professional.
4. Put on a clean pair of socks before putting on the performance foot and ankle.
5. Make sure the performance foot and ankle is properly aligned and positioned on your feet and ankle.
6. Secure the performance foot and ankle by using the provided straps or fasteners according to the instructions.
7. Ensure that the performance foot and ankle fits snugly but comfortably on your feet and ankle.
8. Check the tightness of the straps or fasteners periodically to make sure they are secure.
9. If you experience any pain, discomfort, or unusual sensations while wearing the performance foot and ankle, consult a healthcare professional immediately.
10. Follow any additional instructions or guidelines provided by a healthcare professional for specific foot and ankle conditions.

Who needs performance foot and ankle?

1. Athletes who engage in high-impact sports or activities that put stress on the feet and ankles.
2. Individuals recovering from foot or ankle injuries or surgeries.
3. People with chronic foot or ankle conditions such as arthritis or plantar fasciitis.
4. Individuals who require additional support or stability for their feet and ankles during physical activities.
5. Individuals looking to prevent foot or ankle injuries during sports or exercise.

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What is performance foot and ankle?

Performance foot and ankle refers to the evaluation and assessment of the function and health of the foot and ankle.

Who is required to file performance foot and ankle?

Performance foot and ankle assessments are typically carried out by podiatrists, orthopedic surgeons, and other healthcare professionals specializing in lower limb care.

How to fill out performance foot and ankle?

Performance foot and ankle assessments involve a physical examination, medical history review, imaging studies (such as X-rays or MRI), and possibly gait analysis.

What is the purpose of performance foot and ankle?

The purpose of performance foot and ankle assessments is to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the foot and ankle, and to improve function and mobility.

What information must be reported on performance foot and ankle?

Information reported on a performance foot and ankle assessment may include details on symptoms, medical history, physical examination findings, imaging results, treatment recommendations, and follow-up plans.