Dr. Foreman
Dr. Foreman attended Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine.
After graduation, he completed a residency program in Podiatric Medicine from Eastern Virginia Medical School. Furthering his education Dr. Foreman completed programs in Podiatric Surgery, as well as, a Fellowship in Diabetic Limb Salvage.
Dr. Foreman is a member of the Michigan Podiatric Medical Association and the American Podiatric Medical Association. He is board certified by the America Board of Podiatric Surgery.
Accomplished in all aspects of Podiatry, Dr. Foreman has a special interest in the diabetic foot, particularly pertaining to the preservation of the lower extremity. He also has a special interest in pediatric foot conditions.
Rachel M. Mahon, DPM
Dr. Mahon is a podiatrist who provides comprehensive care for a wide range of acute and chronic foot and ankle conditions.
She received her doctorate from Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine. She then completed her residency at the University of Chicago Medical Center. Before pursuing podiatry, she received her Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State University, and then her Master of Public Health from the University of Michigan. Her background in public health shapes her approach to patient care with a focus on patient education and prevention, and treating the whole person rather than just the condition. She enjoys treating a myriad of podiatric conditions, but has a special interest in diabetic foot care and wounds, as well as management of sports injuries.
Dr. Gross
Dr. Gross attended Wayne State University and the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine. He completed a Foot and Ankle Residency at the Harris County Hospital Group in Houston, TX. During the past 39 years, Dr. Gross has been active in residency training, diabetic education, and improving mini-surgical and non-surgical treatments of foot conditions. He has also been a runner for many years and has treated hundreds of runners and walkers for their painful foot and ankle conditions.
Dr. Gross is board certified and has staff privileges at Providence Hospital. His areas of special interest include laser surgery, minimally invasive surgery, geriatric and diabetic foot care, heel pain, and sports injuries. He was the first physician in Michigan to use laser for the treatment of fungal toenails.