As a doctor of podiatric medicine, Cary Collis believes in going above and beyond when it comes to patient care. Located at Coxwell and Danforth in Toronto, he takes time to explain any foot issues you may have and uses up-to-date technology. Your foot diagnosis begins with a physical examination and may include X-rays.
It can then be determined what treatment is necessary to reduce your foot pain and improve your mobility. Treatments include general podiatric care, prescription orthotics or surgical intervention. Foot pain is a serious matter that can affect people of any age. Genetics, trauma and incorrect shoes can damage anyone's feet, resulting in bunions, calluses, corn, neuroma, hammer toes or ingrown toe nails.
It can then be determined what treatment is necessary to reduce your foot pain and improve your mobility. Treatments include general podiatric care, prescription orthotics or surgical intervention. Foot pain is a serious matter that can affect people of any age. Genetics, trauma and incorrect shoes can damage anyone's feet, resulting in bunions, calluses, corn, neuroma, hammer toes or ingrown toe nails.
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A Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, Cary Collis assumed a podiatric practice at Main and Danforth in Toronto in 1978. Using up-to-date technology, Cary Collis believes in offering a high level of service and is very detailed with the information he provides to his patients. The office is now located in the Coxwell Medical Building at Coxwell and Danforth, contact us for an appointment.
The podiatry office of Cary Collis offers custom-made/prescription orthotics to relieve foot, ankle, leg, knee, hip and back pain. Orthotics are made from an image or cast of your feet and are worn inside your everyday shoes. Your body's alignment can be accommodated with orthotics, relieving pressure and pain in your feet, ankles, knees, legs, hips and back.
Have painful feet made you less active? As a doctor of podiatric medicine Cary Collis treats common foot problems, helping to relieve pain and lead a more active lifestyle. Located near the Coxwell Subway Station in Toronto, we treat people's feet from across the Greater Toronto Area. Plantar fasciitis pain occurs when the plantar fascia, a thick fibrous band on the bottom of the foot pulls away from the heel bone causing inflammation and pain.
At the podiatry office of Cary Collis our goal is to treat any pain or issues you may have with your feet, so that you can enjoy a more active lifestyle. We aim to get you back to enjoying daily walks, yoga classes or chats with your friends at the neighbourhood coffee shop. Cary Collis has been practicing podiatric medicine in the Danforth area of Toronto since 1978.
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Ginette P.
Jan 06, 2021
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First appointment with Dr. Collis yesterday. Have been suffering incredible foot pain for months causing me to wake up at night, and unable to walk any distances. I had a few theories as to the cause but realized that I needed professional help. Foot X-ray and ultrasound revealed very little. Examination by Dr Collis was incredibly thorough. My problem was diagnosed and new orthotics were ordered following various tests and X-rays.
Dr. Collis also recommended a pain relief gel that is already providing more relief than I've have found so far.
I feel confident that these new orthotics, replacing
Dr. Collis also recommended a pain relief gel that is already providing more relief than I've have found so far.
I feel confident that these new orthotics, replacing
Sebastian Dobre
Jan 15, 2020
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Awesome doctor and staff.
Always nice, punctual and really caring. Not to mention fixing my foot issue within one month after months and months of visits to my family doctor with not helped.
Do not hesitate visiting the clinic.
Ps: there is an Easter egg in the clinic for all the treckies out there ;). Find it, it’s worth it.
Always nice, punctual and really caring. Not to mention fixing my foot issue within one month after months and months of visits to my family doctor with not helped.
Do not hesitate visiting the clinic.
Ps: there is an Easter egg in the clinic for all the treckies out there ;). Find it, it’s worth it.
Sam D.
Jul 04, 2016
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I have been wearing orthotics for 30 years so I have some experience. I received orthotics from Dr. Collis . The day of the fitting he was running over an hour and a half behind. I was rushed as my parking was expiring but assumed it would be okay. I never felt quite right with my orthotics but thought it was just me. I little over a year later I went back as I was having a lot of issues that I'd never had before with my feet. He looked at me sheepishly and suggested I needed new orthotics saying "If I had seen this before I would have done something different"...well here&apos
Leonard C.
Jun 03, 2016
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