At Peninsula Podiatry, Dr. Sarah Neitzel is committed to being at the forefront of offering non surgical regenerative options to her foot and ankle patients. She strives to find long-term solutions, combining revolutionary non-invasive technology and innovations in healthcare that can offer her patients alternative treatment options that are minimally invasive. Ultimately, her goal is to restore her patients’ health with as little disruption as possible to where they are symptom-free and enjoying life again.
Voted as a “2019 Central Kitsap Best Physician” Finalist, Dr. Neitzel and her podiatry practice in Silverdale, Peninsula Podiatry, are top-ranked within the community. As a specialist focusing on foot and ankle reconstructive surgery, Dr. Neitzel is able to provide a unique combination of expertise, courtesy, and trustworthiness we think you will enjoy. She is so passionate about what she does and is excited to see the positive impact she has on peoples’ lives.
Peninsula Podiatry is dedicated to researching and offering top of the line conservative and surgical services for your feet.
Patients want to know that their doctor is up-to-date on all current treatment options and that they have choices when it comes to their healthcare.
By offering her patients a wide variety of treatment options, Dr. Neitzel is able to shift patient care from insurance-dictated care to individualized independent care plans that fit her patients’ needs and lifestyle. Some of the benefits can include faster recovery times, and reduced costs.
Peninsula Podiatry is on the cutting edge of healthcare, offering foot and ankle patients alternatives to surgery and several opportunities for minimally invasive surgery.
NuDYN Acellular Amnion-Derived Allograft is an injectable, all-natural liquid matrix used to heal injured, inflamed, or chronically painful areas. It is an alternative to surgery. While NuDYN is not considered stem cell therapy, it is considered regenerative medicine.
Leneva is a new injectable allograft that helps the patient to regrow the fat they once had on their feet! Fat Pad loss under the forefoot and heel is a common cause of pain in many patients leaving people feeling as if they are walking on rocks with each step. Patients who have significant fat pad loss often complain about extreme forefoot pain, being unable to tolerate walking barefoot on hard surfaces, painful recurrent calluses, and even open blisters or wounds. If you would like more information about this treatment option, please call to schedule an appointment.
Custom orthotics are prescription medical devices that you wear inside your shoes designed specifically for your feet to meet your unique needs. They can help with a wide array of foot and ankle conditions, correcting structural and biomechanical foot issues such as problems with how you walk, stand, or run. They can also help to manage painful foot conditions.
At Peninsula Podiatry, the most up-to-date technology is used to acquire digital scans of the foot. This creates the most accurate mold of your foot possible. Dr. Neitzel is able to customize these orthotics completely to fit in all shoes, even heels, and provides complimentary adjustments if needed. Learn More »
At Peninsula Podiatry, Dr. Neitzel can treat toenail fungus (onychomycosis) with the 980 nm Diode Laser System. Laser treatment not only kills toenail fungus but also promotes clear nail growth.
During treatment, the laser device is directed towards the toenail to penetrate through it to the nail bed where the fungus is present. Treatment is effective in destroying the fungus and in preventing new fungal growth.
Laser nail therapy is a great non-invasive treatment alternative for toenail fungus.
To learn more, call (360) 641-7102 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Neitzel today.
At Peninsula Podiatry, we are able to offer many procedures using minimally invasive surgery techniques. Minimally invasive surgery allows your surgeon to use specific surgical techniques that limit the size and number of incisions that need to be made during a surgical procedure. As a result, your surgeon can perform surgery without cutting into a lot of skin and muscle.
Surgeons who perform minimally invasive surgery have very specialized training in addition to the traditional open surgery training obtained by podiatric surgeons. These surgeries involve specialized instruments and skill to perform the operation through small incision sites.
Most patients with painful bunions, hammertoes, neuromas, forefoot calluses/deformities, or heel pain are excellent candidates for this surgical approach. Learn More »
If you would like to find out if you are a candidate for any of the cutting-edge care services, please give Peninsula Podiatry a call at (360) 641-7102 to schedule an appointment.
