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Podiatry Treatment & Services

We strive to provide our patients the highest quality foot and ankle care. From comprehensive diagnostics to a wide range of podiatric services from routine to advanced, our goal is to pinpoint the underlying cause of your condition and treat it successfully.

Welcome to AllCare Foot & Ankle Center!

For more than 20 years, Dr. Tran and the team at AllCare Foot & Ankle Center have been helping patients return to the activities that matter most. With locations in Arlington and Dallas, TX the practice is built around the simple idea that when your feet feel better, your whole life feels more manageable.

Foot and ankle pain can make even everyday movement feel like a challenge. At AllCare, care begins with listening. Each patient is evaluated thoroughly so the root of the problem is clearly understood, not just the symptoms. Dr. Tran brings decades of experience and advanced training to every visit, allowing for thoughtful, individualized treatment that supports long-term mobility and comfort.

The team takes a hands-on, comprehensive approach, recognizing that foot pain can sometimes be connected to issues in the legs, hips, or back. From ingrown toenails and sports injuries to diabetic foot care and wound management, every concern is treated with attention and respect.

AllCare Foot & Ankle Center welcomes patients seeking experienced, attentive care. Call or schedule online to get started.

What to Do to Keep Your Child’s Feet Healthy

Being a parent involves caring for your child in every way you can. You make sure they are eating the right food, being nice to others, and staying out of any trouble. However, it is also important that you are watchful of their health, more specifically their foot health. Maintaining good foot health in childhood is important in preventing later conditions in life from happening. As children continue to develop, their feet require different techniques of care. Here are some various ways in which you can help your child’s feet stay healthy.

A baby needs a lot of care and attention overall, but the importance of their feet should never be forgotten. Before a baby turns one, their feet change and develop greatly. It is important that during this time, a mother avoids putting tight socks on their child. She should also encourage movement of their feet so the baby can begin to feel more comfortable using them.

As a baby enters the toddler years of his or her life, they are begin to walk around. When your baby begins to take those first steps, it is crucial that they are wearing protective shoes on their feet. As a mother that is observant of your child’s feet, you may notice changes in them. This is completely normal as the feet are becoming susceptible to the activity of walking. It is normal for a toddler to be a bit unsteady or to “walk funny” at first.

When your child grows out of their toddler years, it is important that you begin to show him or her how to care for their feet on their own. Practice with your child proper hygiene in order to prevent foot fungus or infection. Since children are constantly on the move, it is crucial to be cautious of any accidents or injuries that might occur. If an injury occurs, it is advised that you take your child to be examined by a doctor immediately. Since your child is still growing, particular injuries can shift the way in which a bone or other important part of the foot is developing.

Babies and kids are always changing and growing. Your job as a parent is to make sure they stay healthy and making sure they are properly maintained. This involves proper foot care and making sure the feet stay healthy. Following this guide, your child can live a long and happy life.

Arlington Office

3030 Matlock Rd, 102, Arlington, TX 76015

Mon:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Tue:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Wed:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Thu:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Fri:8:30am - 4:30 pm

Dallas Office

17110 Dallas Pkwy, Suite 180, Dallas, TX 75248

Mon:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Tue:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Wed:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Thu:8:30am - 5:00 pm

Fri:8:30am - 4:30 pm

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