Oswego (N.Y.) Health Medical Practice is adding podiatry services through its Center for Orthopedic Care, with Brandon Adrian, DPM, joining the program.
Dr. Adrian will begin seeing patients Oct. 1, according to a Sept. 21 news release. He will provide foot and ankle care, including reconstructive surgery, limb salvage and complex wound care.
The podiatry program will provide evaluation, conservative treatment, surgical intervention and wound management. Dr. Adrian will also provide care focused on limb salvage and amputation prevention for patients with complex diabetic foot conditions, infections and wounds.
“The addition of podiatry strengthens the comprehensive care we can provide for patients with foot and ankle conditions, particularly those who may require specialized surgical care, wound management or limb-salvage expertise,” said Wajeeh Sana, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Oswego Health.
Oswego Health Medical Practice is a multispecialty medical group affiliated with Oswego Hospital. It has more than 100 physicians, advanced practice providers and caregivers across specialties including primary care, cardiology, gastroenterology, general surgery, orthopedics, urology and pulmonology.
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