Office Hours: Monday/ Tuesday/Friday 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM
440-290-4700
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About Dr. Brittney Stone
Dr. Brittney Stone is a top rated podiatrist in North East Ohio focused on prevention and treatment of multiple foot and ankle conditions.
Dr. Stone graduated with honors from The University of Mount Union and obtained her medical degree from Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine. She completed her three year surgical residency at Loretto Hospital in Chicago, IL. Dr. Stone has been in private practice since 2021 and was awarded Top Doctor Award for Women in Medicine in 2023 and 2024. She is highly knowledgeable in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of multiple foot and ankle conditions including bone and joint disorders, muscular pathologies, neurological and circulatory diseases. Dr. Stone specializes in diabetic foot care and wound care. She also sees patients with other foot and ankle related conditions such as plantar fasciitis, diabetic peripheral neuropathy, achilles tendonitis, ankle sprains and fractures, neuromas, plantar warts, ingrown toenails and many more. Dr. Stone is part of the excellent team of providers at Premier Physicians located in Westlake, Ohio and she looks forward to extending her knowledge and care to all new and existing patients.
First Consultation With Dr. Brittney Stone
A consultation is the first step towards proper treatment.Call our office at 440-290-4700 to schedule your appointment.
Why Dr. Stone?
It's always a challenge to find a doctor you can trust. Hopefully, you've found one.
Dr. Stone is one of the top physicians in her area specializing in foot and ankle conditions. She prides herself on building bonds with each and every one of her patients.
A personal approach is among the top priorities for the doctor. She believes that happy patients recover faster. You can expect a genuine concern and support during each appointment with Dr. Stone.
Prompt Medical Care
Disease Prevention
Total Sterility of Tools
On Site Lab and Imaging
Additional Services
Before Consultation
To ensure that the doctor can immediately identify the problem and prescribe treatment, follow these recommendations:
* To book an appointment with the doctor, you should call us at the phone number mentioned below. You will receive a confirmation of your appointment through our automated system closer to your appointment date.
After Consultation
An appointment with Dr. Brittney Stone will take between 30 minutes to an hour depending on your condition. After the appointment, you may need to:
What Our Patients Say
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Want to Schedule Your First Consultation?
Please call Premier Physicians at 440-290-4700 to schedule your first consultation with Dr. Brittney Stone
Still Have Questions?
Look through the answers to the most popular questions.
What can I do to prevent heel pain associated with plantar fasciitis?
To prevent heel pain we recommend stretching your calf muscles 2-3x a day for 10-15 minute increments as well as supportive shoe gear with a sturdy sole, icing, and avoid walking barefoot. In some cases, oral medication may be needed for pain management or a possible steroid injection to the heel. Your doctor may also recommend shoe inserts if you have a certain foot type contributing to your condition.
Is it safe to get pedicures?
We do not recommend getting pedicures especially if you are a diabetic patient, as nail salons are a frequent source of bacterial and fungal infections such as ingrown toenails, onychomycosis (fungus in the nail) and athletes foot.
How long after an injury will I start to feel better?
Depending on what anatomical structure was injured, it can take anywhere between 6-8 weeks for your body to heel from an injury such as an ankle sprain or achilles tendon injury. In some cases, an MRI is needed to evaluate the integrity of the muscle or tendon, and a surgical procedure may be needed for correction. Following an injury, it is best to try to avoid walking on the affected area, ice the area of injury, and take an over the counter medication for pain management until your doctor can evaluate your injury.
What can I do to prevent numbness and tingling from peripheral neuropathy?
The best way to prevent neuropathy from progressing is to keep your blood sugar levels controlled if you are a diabetic patient. There are oral prescription medications available for management of symptoms. Also, B vitamins such as B1 (thiamine and benfotiamine) B6, and B12 are useful in treating neuropathy symptoms as well as alpha lipoic acid. Talk to your doctor about supplementations and medication dosages.
Contact Us
Feel free to contact the doctor if you need more information or wish to schedule your first consultation.
Address
Premier Physicians25200 Center Ridge Road Westlake, OH 44145
Phone
Monday - Friday 9 AM- 4 PM440-290-4700