West Caldwell, NJ

Foot & Ankle Specialist Near West Caldwell, in Essex County

Residents of West Caldwell trust Prime Podiatry for comprehensive foot and ankle treatment, including heel pain care, fungal nail treatment, ingrown toenail procedures, and custom orthotics. West Caldwell has a true neighborhood feel. Many patients have lived here for decades, and Dr. Logothetis often treats multiple generations within the same family.


This continuity allows for deeper preventative care and long term treatment planning.

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Common Conditions We Treat in West Caldwell, NJ

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Dr. Logothetis’ West Caldwell Favorites

Sunday mornings often begin at Original Pancake House, a family tradition with his wife and daughter.

Family walks frequently take place at Grover Cleveland Park.

For dessert, Guerriero Gelato is a favorite local stop.

Bloomfield Avenue also offers endless restaurant options for new residents to explore.

Family Roots in the Community

Dr. Logothetis’ family has deep ties locally. His mother and aunt worked at Michael Anthony Jewelers, reinforcing his connection to West Caldwell families and small businesses.

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64 US-46, Suite 201
Pine Brook, NJ 07058

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9 AM – 6 PM
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Get Directions Call (973) 995-1901

FAQs

Yes, we treat patients of all ages! From a toddler’s first steps to the active lifestyles of seniors, we provide specialized care for every member of the family.

As temperatures drop, the risk to your feet and ankles rises. We specialize in treating everything from slip-related ankle sprains and fractures caused by icy patches to acute injuries sustained during winter athletic sports like skiing and ice hockey.

Yes, we certainly do. Cracked heels, technically known as heel fissures, are more than just a cosmetic concern. While they can be unsightly, deep cracks can become painful, bleed, and act as entry points for bacteria, leading to serious skin infections (cellulitis).