Diabetic Foot Care
Comprehensive diabetic foot care — routine exams, neuropathy management, and wound treatment that help prevent serious complications.
When you live with diabetes, your feet need attention long before there is pain. Nerve damage can hide a blister, a small cut, or a pressure sore until it becomes a wound that is difficult to heal. A regular diabetic foot exam is one of the most effective ways to prevent ulcers, infections, and amputation — and it takes only a few minutes. Dr. Steven Royall works alongside your primary care provider so your foot health is part of your overall diabetes care, not separate from it.
Conditions We Treat
Peripheral Neuropathy
Numbness, burning, or tingling that changes how much you can feel in your feet.
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Open sores that need active treatment to close — and to stay closed.
Poor Circulation
Slow healing, cold feet, and color changes that call for vascular assessment.
Calluses & Pressure Points
Thickened skin that signals high pressure and often appears right before a wound does.
Treatment & Prevention
Routine Diabetic Foot Exams
Sensation testing, circulation checks, and a full skin and nail assessment.
Professional Nail & Callus Care
Safe trimming and callus reduction that avoids the injuries at-home care can cause.
Wound Care & Offloading
Debridement, dressings, and offloading devices that take pressure off the healing site.
Diabetic Shoes & Custom Inserts
Protective footwear, often covered by insurance, that reduces pressure and friction.
What to Expect at Your Visit
Full Foot Screening
We check sensation, pulses, skin integrity, and your footwear at every visit.
Risk Assessment
You will know your risk category and exactly how often you should be seen.
Daily Care Guidance
Practical instructions for checking your feet at home and what to report right away.
Coordinated Care
We communicate with your primary care provider and endocrinologist.
When to Call Us
If you have diabetes, you should have a foot exam at least once a year — and immediately if you notice a sore, blister, redness, swelling, or any change in color or temperature. Anything that is not clearly healing within a few days deserves a same-week visit. Call or text (801) 784-1111. Mountain View Foot & Ankle Clinic provides diabetic foot care for patients across Lehi, Draper, and Bluffdale.