Manhattan Foot Specialists, P.A.

Manhattan Foot Specialists, P.A.

 


915 Westport Place
Manhattan, KS  66502
 

Phone: (785) 539-4205
Fax:  (785) 539-4204
Dr. Michael Tran will be relocating to the Amarillo, Texas area in June, 2021.  He wishes to thank all of his patients and the community for the past 18 years.  

Patients under the care of Dr. Michael Tran will be transitioning to Dr. Maria Cosentino starting June, 2021.  Please call our office if there are any questions. 

Please note:  This website will not be serving Manhattan Foot Specialists, P.A. starting June, 2021.
COVID-19

We are closely following the guidelines of all the agencies (RCHD, KDHE, and CDC) for your office visit.
Depending on your health condition, we may need to reschedule your appointment(s).
Please stay home if you do not need to attend your appointment(s).

For the latest information on the COVID-19, please visit the following agencies' websites:
Welcome to the Manhattan Foot Specialists, P.A. website.  Our doctor(s) diagnose and treat foot problems of all ages.  The list below shows foot problems that we treat (non-surgical and surgical).  Please note that the list is not inclusive.


  1. Ingrown toenail
  2. Heel pain
    (Heel spur syndrome, Plantar fasciitis, etc.)
  3. Bunion
  4. Toenail fungus
    (Onychomycosis)
  5. Hammer toe, Mallet toe, Claw toe
  6. Soft tissue mass
    (Ganglion, Lipoma, Fibromatosis, etc.)
  7. Flat feet
    (Pes planus, Abnormal pronation)
  8. Diabetic foot
    (Ulcers, Infection, Neuropathy, etc.)
  9. Athlete's foot (Tinea)
  10. Oversweating (Hyperhidrosis)
  11. Wart (Verucca)
  12. Foreign body
  13. Broken bone of the foot (Fracture)
  14. Strain/Sprain/Injury
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If you have any suggestions or comments about the website please e-mail to the Admin: admin@specialfeet.com

Disclaimer:  Please note that the Admin will not answer any medical related questions. If you have any medical problems with your feet, please call the office and make an appointment. If you have an emergency, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.