Introducing Dr. Daniel Yeaman

I am pleased to announce that Daniel Yeaman, DPM has joined our team at Shenandoah Podiatry. A native Virginian, Dr. Yeaman recently completed an extensive fellowship in diabetic wounds and limb salvage following a three-year residency, specializing in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery.

His specialties are management and reconstruction of the diabetic foot and ankle. He also treats ingrown nails, skin conditions of the foot such as plantar warts, fungal nails and painful foot conditions such as heel spurs.

He has traveled to Honduras to assist in surgery for children born with foot deformities such as clubfeet and has volunteered locally throughout his education.

In his free time, Dr. Yeaman enjoys hunting, fishing and spending time with his family.

We strive to provide the best care possible for our patients and feel his addition will contribute greatly to our efforts. Please welcome Dr. Yeaman as we all work towards your good health.

Dedicated To Your Healthy Feet,

Dr. Jennifer Feeny

Podiatric Medicine Helping Dorenzo Hundson and the Virginia Tech Hokies

Dorenzo Hudson has been a star on the basketball court for the Hokies this season but unfortunately even stars fall sometimes. On January 16^th at the Florida State vs. Virginia Tech game, Hudson suffered from a stress related bone bruise and has been dealing with the injury ever since. Even still, this junior point guard has not let that affect the amount of points he has been racking up at every game. Just one week after he bruised his bone he scored the winning basket at the Boston vs. Virginia Tech game. He has kept his game points very high to everyone’s delight. This injury has not caused Hudson to miss a game yet, although he did have to miss practice this week and sit out a few minutes during the game against Maryland on Feb 27th. Hudson has been a huge part of the Hokies success this season and this injury has kept everyone on the edge of their seat, just hoping that it won’t take their star out of the game. Luckily with trainers, podiatric medical equipment (an orthopedic ankle brace and an immobilization boot), rest, and an amazing amount of determination on Hudson’s part, he has kept his game strong and will hopefully carry the Hokies to the NCAA championship.