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Dr. Ray McClanahan's professional goal is to provide quality natural foot health services with an emphasis on sports medicine, preventative and conservative options as well as education on proper footwear.
For 25 years, Correct Toes have been helping patients Align, Strengthen, and Restore their feet and getting people moving again.
Wide toe box shoes are essential to the process of curing and reversing the damage caused by conventional, improper shoes.
Learn more about how natural remedies can cure common foot conditions and restore healthy lifestyles.
How flaws in footwear affect this complex human function. Originally published in Podiatry Management, March 1999 Each year, consumers spend hundreds of millions of dollars for “walking shoes” promising to...
Everyday we are asked, can Correct Toes fix bunions? Or how to shrink bunions naturally? What you should know is that bunions can be prevented if foot shaped shoes are...
Stepping into barefoot shoes and wondering about wearing socks? You’re not alone. These revolutionary shoes prioritize natural foot experiences, and the sock dilemma persists. While some love the direct inner...
Summer is here! Time to fully embrace open-toed footwear. While this change is relieving and exciting for some, if you’ve battled thick or discolored nails, this can be an unwelcome...
When it comes to a daily gym routine, it’s easy to overlook a specific workout for your feet. Instead, you focus on the usual suspects: cardio, core and strength, without...
Crooked toes are a common health problem among Americans, and there are several crooked toe syndromes. What kind of crooked toe problem you have depends on the degree and direction...
“When can I expect to see results?” This is a common question patients ask about Correct Toes, and it reflects patients’ desire to resolve existing foot problems, restore normal, healthy...
How Do Metatarsal Pads Work & Why Do You Need Them If you’re experiencing metatarsalgia or any other foot condition that causes discomfort, you might be curious about how metatarsal...