ProgressivePodiatryNJ.com
Progressive Podiatry of North Jersey provides comprehensive foot and ankle care for children, adults, and seniors.
Treatments range from shoe modification or padding in simple cases to surgery in more complex cases. The goal is to not simply render treatments, but to:
  • Educate the patient on the root of the problem
  • Discuss the risks and benefits of various treatment options
  • Provide means of preventing foot conditions

We offer a great deal of flexibility in making appointments. Evening and Saturday appointments are available.
Our mission is to provide quality health care in a relaxed environment.
Skin: athlete’s foot, corns, calluses, dry skin, heel fissures, plantar warts, punctures

 Nails: fungal nails, ingrown/infected nails, nail/nail bed injuries

 Structural Deformities: bunions, hammer toes, flat feet

 Inflammatory Conditions: heel pain, plantar fasciitis, neuromas, tendonitis, gout, arthritis

 Athletic Injuries: sprains/strains, stress fractures, fractures, blisters

 Diabetic Conditions: neuropathy, ulcers, preventative care

The office is located in Edgewater, New Jersey. It is easily accessible by public transportation. Ample parking is also available. The office is large, comfortable, and modern. Digital x-ray is available for immediate diagnosis of bone and joint conditions. If necessary, we make every effort to contact your insurance carrier for pre-authorization of diagnostic tests, procedures, and medications. Medicare and most commercial insurance plans are accepted.

725 River Road Suite# 201-A Edgewater, NJ 07020
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Doctor Profile
Dr. Gehegan graduated with a B.A. after attending New York University from September 1992 through December 1995. She majored in Spanish and successfully completed the required pre-medicine courses. Prior to matriculation she was offered the NYU College of Arts and Science Academic Trustee Scholarship.

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Latest Articles:

Bunions
A bunion appears as an enlargement of bone at the great toe joint. The deformity is most often caused by inherited poor mechanics of the foot. The 1st metatarsal (the bone that precedes the great toe) gradually drifts outward while... read more

Ingrown toenails
An ingrown toenail is a painful condition whereby the nail pinches the skin. Although any nail may be affected, the great toe is the most commonly involved. The nail has the potential to actually pierce the skin which allows bacteria to enter and... read more
Potential risks of bunion surgery
Although there are many benefits of bunion surgery, there are also potential risks that all patients should be aware of when deciding to undergo this elective surgery. Please review the risks below and discuss any concerns with the doctor... read more
Plantar warts
Plantar warts are skin lesions that develop on the sole of the foot and/or toes after direct contact with the virus HPV (human papillomavirus). There are several strains of HPV which are responsible for the development of plantar warts. read more
Fungus toenails
Fungus is responsible for both skin and nail conditions of the feet. Fungus is the cause of tinea pedis which is better known as athlete’s foot. This skin condition can manifest itself in between the toes, at the bottom and sides of the feet, or... read more
What you should know about pregnancy and feet
“Morning sickness”, stretch marks, and food cravings are some of the hot topics associated with pregnancy; however, foot problems are not frequently in the spotlight despite the fact that many women do experience them... read more


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Corinne Gehegan, DPM

725 River Road Suite# 201-A, Edgewater, NJ 07020 Get Directions
Phone: (201) 840-7373