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A Family Guide to Foot and Ankle Health

This blog is an up-to-the-minute guide on news relating to diagnosing, avoiding and treating common foot and ankle ailments. The doctors at Foot and Ankle Associates of North Texas wants you to have the most accurate, up-to-date information regarding foot and ankle ailments. Think of us as part of your family in Grapevine, Texas giving you useful and accurate advice on how to deal with common foot and ankle problems. Want more content, contact us and ask a question! We are happy to be your "Dear Abby" for foot problems!

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5/7/2013
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Beam me up Scotty! I need laser bunion surgery!

Are you a candidate for laser bunion surgery? Are there advantages, disadvantages or any difference from tradition bunion surgery?

Category: Foot & Ankle Surgery

10/11/2011
Dr Adriana Karpati
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Got Grandma's feet?

Do you think you have your Granmother's crooked toes and deformed feet? Bunions and hammertoes can run in the family.

Category: Foot & Ankle Surgery

7/16/2011
Dr. Marybeth Crane
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Having a Bunionectomy? What to Expect After Surgery

Advice on what to expect after the most common bunion surgeries; Austin bunionectomy, Lapidus fusion and a Keller bunionectomy.

Category: Foot & Ankle Surgery

2/2/2011
Dr. Marybeth Crane
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What is a Podiatric Foot & Ankle Surgeon?

What is a podiatric foot and ankle surgeon? A Doctor of Podiatric Medicine who has done a two, three or even four year residency specializing in foot and ankle surgery. Podiatric medicine is to the foot and ankle what ophthamology is to the eye.

Category: Foot & Ankle Surgery

Practice Specialties

Business Team

Welcome to the Business Team at Foot and Ankle Associates of North Texas. Our appointment schedulers and billing department work in tandem to assist you and your family during your FAANT experience.
Our scheduling team will complete a short appointment questionnaire that will allow us the opportunity to contact your plan prior to your visit. We will find out what type of Podiatry benefits you should expect, including your coverage limits, which we will then review with you before you are seen.
If you are a new patient, we ask that you complete our online patient forms. We also update paperwork for established patients at least once a year or upon any changes. Having the most accurate information on you and your family will help us better treat your medical conditions, and it will also allow us to process your insurance claims more efficiently.
Thank you for helping us to be more prepared for your visit. Please download our online patient forms and fax them to our confidential fax at least 48 hours prior to your visit at 817-886-3612. We ask that you arrive 20 minutes prior to your visit with your insurance and identification cards; we will scan each card to validate your electronic health record. Please allow for ample time to check in with our team in order to help prevent your appointment being delayed or even rescheduled.
We invite you to bring your socks and athletic/dress shoes along with a list of prepared questions. For a list of sample questions visit http://www.ahrq.gov/questionsaretheanswer/ You may also visit our business office library, where you can view frequently asked questions, insurance contract list and become even more familiar with our office.