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WELCOME TO RECONSTRUCTIVE FOOT & ANKLE INSTITUTE, LLC NEWS YOU CAN USE! This is a newsletter about various topics related to foot and ankle wellness. OUR GIFT TO YOU- 20% OFF ANY CROCSRX PRODUCT- SIMPLY GO TO WWW.CROCSRX.COM AND PUNCH IN CODE 40011569 IN THE REFERRAL CODE SECTION AND PURCHANSE ANY CROCS RX PRODUCT AND GET 20% Listen to our Podcasts and view our videos on foot and ankle problems at: www.rfainstitute.com or call us at 877.797.FOOT Daniel D. Michaels, DPM, MS & Associates Frederick 301.418.6014, 2100 Old Farm Drive, Suite D, 21702 Hagerstown 301.797.8554, 1150 Professional Court, Suite C, 21740 We provide Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Care to our patients with offices currently in Frederick and Hagerstown, Maryland. From basic care of ingrown toenails, heel pain and warts to reconstructive procedures and management of complex pain conditions, we provide a one-stop shop for all your needs. For your convenience, all recommended medicines and foot-care products are available through our in-office and online retail stores www.rfainstitute.com. Same day and emergency appointments are available without a wait. Our staff is approachable and knowledgeable with a willingness to help and solve your foot and ankle problems. We focus on conservative, non-surgical treatment and exhaust these options prior to recommending surgery. If you need surgery we have advanced training in all types of foot and ankle surgery to ensure your optimal outcome. Our providers work with you as a patient and partner by listening to and educating you about treatment options so you can make an informed choice of treatment that fits your individual needs. We offer the latest technology in digital radiography and ultrasound equipment, electronic medical records, on site surgery center, shoe stores, medical equipment and lasers. Five Signs Your Child May Have a Foot Problem Foot and ankle problems in children often go unnoticed. Signs and symptoms can be subtle, and sometimes children can t explain what s wrong. But it s important to protect growing feet and have problems checked out early. Daniel D. Michaels, DPM, MS, offers five warning signs parents should watch for. 1. Your Kids Can t Keep Up with Their Peers If children lag behind in sports or backyard play, it may be because their feet or legs are tired. Fatigue is common when children have flat feet. The muscles in the feet and legs tire easily because the feet are not functioning as well as they should.

2. Children Voluntarily Withdraw from Activities they Usually Enjoy If they are reluctant to participate, it may be due to heel pain a problem often seen in children between the ages of 8 and 14. Repetitive stress from sports may cause muscle strain and inflammation of the growth plate, a weak area at the back of a child s heel. 3. They Don t Want to Show You Their Feet Children may feel pain or notice a change in the appearance of their feet or nails but don t tell their parents because they fear a trip to the doctor s office. Dr. (LAST NAME) encourages parents to make a habit of inspecting their child s feet starting at a young age. Look for any changes such as calluses, growths, skin discoloration, or redness and swelling around the toenails. 4. Your Child Often Trips and Falls Repeated clumsiness may be a sign of in-toeing, balance problems or neuromuscular conditions. 5. The Child Complains of Pain It is never normal for a child to have foot pain. Injuries may seem minor, but if pain or swelling last more than a few days, have your child s foot examined. If you've noticed any of these signs in your children, call Dr. Michaels office for an assessment. For further information about foot or ankle conditions, contact one of our foot and ankle surgeons at the Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Institute, LLC. Visit us on the web at www.rfainstitute.com or make an appointment with one of our state of the art offices in Maryland: Hagerstown 301.797.8554, 1150 Professional Court, Suite C, 21740 Frederick 301.418.6014, 2100 Old Farm Drive, Suite D, 21702 SERVICES OFFERED (REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE) AT RECONSTRUCTIVE FOOT & ANKLE INSTITUTE, LLC: Peripheral Nerve Surgery In Office X-ray and Ultrasound Athlete s foot Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/athletesfoot.htm Bunionette Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/bunionette.htm Bunion management http://www.rfainstitute.com/bunions.htm Corn and Callus Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/corns.htm Neuroma Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/mortonsneuroma.htm Fracture Repair

Diabetic Neuropathy http://www.rfainstitute.com/diabetes.htm Haglunds Deformity Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/haglunds.htm Mycotic (Fungal) Toenail Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/nailfungus.htm IPK Repair http://www.rfainstitute.com/ipk.htm Endoscopy/Arthroscopy Flatfoot Repair Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Pediatric Care Wart removal http://www.rfainstitute.com/warts.htm Ingrown Nail Repair http://www.rfainstitute.com/ingrownnail.htm Lawnmower Injury Repair Sports Medicine Management Plantar Fasciitis/Heel Pain http://www.rfainstitute.com/heelpain.htm Injectable Implants Arthritis Management Diabetic Foot Care/Limb Salvage Neuropathy Care Custom Shoes Orthotics and leg braces Ankle Sprain Care Rheumatoid Foot Care Ulcer Care and Prevention Trauma Management Retail foot care supply store on site/ on line at www.rfainstitute.com Shockwave Therapy http://www.rfainstitute.com/shockwavetherapy.htm Tarsal Tunnel Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/tarsaltunnel.htm Tendonitis Management http://www.rfainstitute.com/tendonitis.htm Neuroma Correction Hammertoe repair http://www.rfainstitute.com/hammertoes.htm Laser Surgery In office Surgery Center In office Fluoroscan INSURANCE COMPANIES RECONSTRUCTIVE FOOT AND ANKLE INSTITUTE, LLC PARTICIPATES WITH: All Insurance plans Thank you for your interest in the Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Institute, LLC. No problem is too small or large to manage in our pleasant, friendly, warm, state-of-the-art facilities that utilize evidenced based medical solutions to all ailments. We provide Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Care to our patients with offices in Frederick and Hagerstown, Maryland. At the Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Institute, LLC our experienced qualified and highly trained Practitioners and Patient Care Professionals are

dedicated to providing quality compassionate care to our patients. We strive to help make a difference in the quality of life for these individuals. The Institute provides evaluation and management services from basic care of ingrown toenails, heel pain and warts to reconstructive procedures and management of complex pain conditions, pediatric to geriatric, diabetic foot care/amputation prevention, heel pain, trauma, bunions, ingrown toenails and hammertoes. We focus on conservative, nonsurgical treatment and exhaust these options prior to recommending surgery. If you need surgery, we have advanced training in all types of foot and ankle surgery to ensure your optimal outcome. Our providers work with you as a patient and partner by listening to and educating you about treatment options so you can make an informed choice of treatment that fits your individual needs. All Providers have full hospital privileges at Washington County Hospital and Frederick Memorial Hospital as well as our on site ambulatory surgical center in Hagerstown to provide you with the most efficient and effective care possible. Our staff is approachable and knowledgeable with a willingness to help and solve your foot and ankle problems. Efficient scheduling, same day, emergency appointments and convenient hours are available without a wait. Our offices provide in-office diagnostic ultrasound, X-ray (digital radiography), shockwave therapy, electronic prescribing, electronic medical records, ambulatory surgical care, physical therapy services, nerve, vein and arterial testing and medical equipment for rent or purchase. A full array of shoes and braces that support lower extremity pathology and augment surgical repair as well as advanced surgical techniques are available. The Institute participates with most insurance plans and offers patients the convenience of an on-site and online retail store supplying over the counter foot and ankle care products as well as a full line of dress, athletic and custom shoes, sandals and braces. Please visit our website at www.rfainstitute.com to learn more about the Institute. For questions and other information e-mail us at info@rfainstitute.com. To make an appointment at our Frederick office, please call 301.418.6014. 2100 Old Farm Drive Ste. D, Frederick, MD 21702 To make an appointment at our Hagerstown office, please call 301.797.8554. 1150 Professional Court, Suite C, Hagerstown, MD 21740 We look forward to solving your foot and ankle problems with Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Care. Very truly yours, Daniel D. Michaels, DPM, MS & Associates