Overview

Your feet are your foundation, and foot or ankle pain limits your mobility and quality of life. Our board-certified podiatrists work with you to develop a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment plan, using state-of-the-art outpatient podiatric care.

All diagnostic testing, including lab and imaging, are conveniently located on-site. Once we’ve diagnosed the issue, our podiatrists may work with another PCI specialist or an entire healthcare team, depending on the type and severity of your condition.

Contact Information

PCI Pavilion 2

275 10th Street SE
Suite 2230, Level 2
Cedar Rapids, IA 52403
Driving directions

Phone: (319) 247-FOOT

Podiatry Providers

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Rodney Dempewolf DPM, FACFAS
(319) 247-3668
Michelle Dole DPM, FACFAS
(319) 247-3668
Christina C. Finken DPM
(319) 247-3668
Ryan McBride DPM, FACFAS
(319) 247-3668
Samantha D. Anderson ARNP, FNP-C
(319) 247-3668
Sarah Pudenz ARNP, FNP-C
(319) 247-3668

Podiatry Treatment & Services

  • Sports injuries, such as Achilles tendon strains or tears, Plantar Fasciitis, stress fractures, and ankle sprains.
  • Traumatic injuries to the foot and ankle, including fractures, wounds, lacerations, and tendon injuries.
  • Bunions, which is a bony bump that forms on the joint at the base of your big toe. Bunions are often hereditary and can be treated surgically, however, that is not the first line of treatment. The key to treating bunions is early detection. The sooner you see a podiatrist for bunion treatment, the easier it is for your podiatrist to solve the problem without surgery, and before the bunions become painful. Learn more about bunion treatments >>
  • Surgical complications
  • Diabetic foot complications, including wound care, bone infections, and neuropathic fractures. Learn more about diabetic foot care >>
  • Pediatric foot and ankle deformities, such as flat feet or in-toeing. Many issues with children’s foot development can be corrected if treated early. Learn more about pediatric flat foot >>
  • Flat foot, which can occur at any age. In children, the feet may not develop properly, leading to flat feet. When you’re older, aging and being on your feet a lot could cause the arch to break down. Many do not have symptoms related to flat feet, but some do develop pain in the heel or arch area.
  • Adult foot deformities and arthritis. Learn more about new techniques for treating foot arthritis>>
  • All types of heel pain. Learn more about heel pain treatment >>
  • Ankle pain and instability, including arthroscopic treatment. Arthroscopy is used to visualize, diagnose, and treat the problems inside of a joint, and is used to treat many orthopedic and podiatric issues.
  • Hammer toes. Learn more about hammer toe treatments>>
  • Tailor's Bunions. Learn more about Tailor's Bunions treatment>>
  • In-grown Toenails. Learn more about ingrown toenails>>

Related Links

PCI MedTalk: Dr. Dempewolf Discusses Bunions

PCI MedTalk: Dr. Rodney Dempewolf Discusses Pediatric Flat Foot

PCI MedTalk: Dr. Michelle Dole Discusses Heel Pain

PCI MedTalk: Dr. Michelle Dole Discusses Tailor's Bunions

PCI MedTalk: Dr. Ryan McBride Discusses Gout

PCI MedTalk: Dr. Ryan McBride Discusses Osteoarthritis of the Foot

PCI MedTalk: Dr. Ryan McBride Discusses Hammertoes

PCI MedTalk: Sarah Pudenz Discusses Diabetic Foot Care

PCI MedTalk: Sarah Pudenz Discusses Ingrown Toenails