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Skip to main content Pay My Bill Find a Doctor Book an Appointment Find a DoctorCOVID-19Patient Resources New Patient InformationPatient PortalMedical Records and FormsCommon Foot and Ankle Problems and TreatmentsClinical TrialsOrthotic InstructionsAmputation Prevention CenterWomen’s Foot HealthServices OfferedWho We Are DoctorsLocationsEmployment OpportunitiesNews NewsFoot Doctor Blog Website Search Book Appointment Pay My Bill Find a DoctorCOVID-19Patient Resources New Patient InformationPatient PortalMedical Records and FormsCommon Foot and Ankle Problems and TreatmentsClinical TrialsOrthotic InstructionsAmputation Prevention CenterWomen’s Foot HealthServices OfferedWho We Are DoctorsLocationsEmployment OpportunitiesNews NewsFoot Doctor Blog 67 Locations throughout Maryland, Virginia, Washington, DC, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina View a Location Near You For all of your foot care needs Common Foot and Ankle Conditions Bring back the toes you remember. Browse Specialty Services Women's Foot Health Learn More Heel Pain?Non-invasive treatment options are available! Learn About EPAT® ‹› Book Appointment Find your preferred office location to set up an appointment with one of our specialists. Book Appointment Find a doctor near you Our Doctors FASMA is one of the largest groups of podiatrists in the United States. Our Doctors Locations Enter your address to find a location near you. View all FASMA office locations Patient Portal Pay your bill online Request test results Manage appointments Send secure messages to your provider and the billing office Update your demographics Log In Commonly Treated Foot and Ankle Conditions FASMA doctors provide a full scope of surgical and non-surgical treatment options, emphasizing open communication and education. It is FASMA’s aim to relieve every one of our patients of pain, and allow a return to a high level of function as quickly as possible. Achilles TendinitisAchilles tendinitis is an inflammation of the tendon from acute overuse. The Achilles tendon is the largest tendon in the human body. It can withstand forces of 1,000 pounds…