Welcome to the Family Foot & Ankle Wellness Center
We're in-network for Katy ISD
Dr. Bruscia is now a partner with Texas Sports Medicine Institute
Do you, a family member, or a friend have a foot or ankle related problem or concern? Follow these three easy steps to get started on the way back to healthy feet!
1. Call our office to
make an appointment.
2. Click on the link below, print the form out, and fill it in.
3. Bring the form with you or fax it to us at 281-392-0271.
Our goal is to return our patients to their normal everyday activities within the shortest, safest period of time. We strive to make your visit to our office as pleasant and efficient as possible. Our highly trained, friendly staff is dedicated to serving each one of our patient's needs.
Having the form completed will help expedite the arrival process as we can create your chart and verify your insurance. All questions should be answered to the best of your ability as your answers will guide us to your treatment. If you have any questions, please call our office at 281-392-0149. We look forward to seeing you in our office!
Dr. Ronald J. Bruscia is a specialist in foot and ankle disorders and is a board certified sports medicine surgeon.
At the Family Foot and Ankle Wellness Center, we provide the most advanced treatments available to each of our patients while always maintaining the philosophy of using the most conservative approach to achieve the best possible outcome.
"If you're living in pain, you're not enjoying life at all."
Have a question? Please ask us by filling in the box below and sending it.
Foot Pain Can Be Successfully Treated.
Pain in the foot and its related structures can be debilitating. In fact, 4 out of 5 people suffer from some type of foot problems in their lifetime. Pain in these areas is not "normal" and can be a sign of an underlying problem that, treated early, can be corrected quickly and effectively without a prolonged and difficult treatment course. Left untreated, these problems can go on to cause pain in other structures such as the knees, hips and back. They can also progress to the point where the individual must miss work and/or discontinue leisure activities.
