Bronson Health Care Group Inc
11/03/2026 | Press release | Archived content
Community Health Connection: A Q&A with Dr. Gorman on Foot & Ankle Care
Community Health Connection: A Q&A with Dr. Gorman on Foot & Ankle Care
Published on November 03, 2026
Foot and ankle problems can have a big impact on daily life. Whether caused by an injury or arthritis, these conditions can make it harder to do the things you need and want to do. We spoke with a Bronson foot and ankle specialist about common conditions, treatment options and how coordinated care helps patients get back to the activities they enjoy.
Video Transcript
So the name on our door is trauma foot and ankle, but we also see, a wide range of problems. Anything from broken bones, ruptured tendons, like Achilles tendons, for example, up through, arthritis, bunions, hammer toes, and those types of things.
We often meet, people who have had an abrupt turn in their life because of an injury or, arthritis that came to a point where they, couldn't continue to do what they want and they need to do. And many times, we can get involved and, we can eliminate that problem and get people, back on their feet, and back into life, enjoying more activities.
People are often surprised to learn of some of the solutions we have for their problems. I think ankle replacement is a good example of that. it's still relatively uncommon, even in the world of orthopedics. So, people are often, very excited and relieved to know that there's a solution to that problem.
One advantage of being in the Bronson system is that, when I see a patient, their primary care provider has easy access to my notes and who knows what I was thinking, and vice versa. And we can easily review labs and X-rays and having that all under one umbrella, is very convenient for the patient, and really helps us coordinate care in an efficient, safe, and productive way.
It's allowed me to practice medicine at what I think is a very high, level and, allows, me and us to provide, the best care for our patients.
What types of foot and ankle problems do you treat?
We treat a wide range of foot and ankle conditions. These include broken bones, ruptured tendons such as Achilles tendon injuries, arthritis, bunions, hammertoes and other foot and ankle problems.
When do patients typically come to see you?
We often meet people whose lives have changed because of an injury or arthritis. Their condition has reached a point where they can no longer do the things they want or need to do. Many times, we can help solve that problem and help patients return to the activities they enjoy.
Are there treatment options people may not know about?
Yes. Patients are often surprised to learn about some of the solutions available for foot and ankle problems. Ankle replacement is a good example. It is still relatively uncommon, even within orthopedics, so people are often excited and relieved to learn there may be a solution for their condition.
What are the benefits of receiving care within the Bronson healthcare system?
One advantage of being part of the Bronson healthcare system is that providers can easily work together. A patient's primary care provider and specialist can access notes, review lab results and X-rays, and stay informed about each patient's care. Having that information in one system is convenient for patients and helps providers coordinate care in an efficient, safe and productive way.
What do you want patients to know about foot and ankle care?
Many people are surprised to learn about the treatment options available today. If foot or ankle problems are keeping you from doing the things you enjoy, there may be solutions available. Our goal is to provide high-quality care and help patients get back to living their lives.
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If a foot or ankle condition is affecting your daily life, Bronson specialists provide expert care for a wide range of injuries and conditions.
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