Charles Hu, DPM, DABPM, AACFAS

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Committed to Providing Top-Notch Podiatric Care

Progressive Feet is proud to highlight Dr. Charles Hu, a dedicated podiatrist who has been an integral part of our team, providing exceptional care to patients with foot and ankle conditions. With a commitment to enhancing mobility and overall well-being, Dr. Hu specializes in diagnosing and treating various podiatric issues that affect individuals of all ages.

Dr. Hu received his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from the esteemed New York College of Podiatric Medicine in 2019. He completed his residency at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in 2022, where he honed his skills in complex foot and ankle surgeries, diabetic foot care, and advanced wound management. His extensive training and expertise enable him to address a wide range of foot-related conditions, making him a valuable asset to the Progressive Feet team.

At Progressive Feet, Dr. Hu focuses on several areas of expertise, including foot and ankle diseases, sports medicine, diabetic foot care, wound care, peripheral vascular disease, deformity correction, and gait analysis. His multifaceted approach ensures that each patient receives personalized care tailored to their unique needs. Dr. Hu understands that the feet are essential for stability and mobility, and he is dedicated to helping his patients regain their independence and quality of life.

“I believe that every patient deserves comprehensive care that addresses not only their immediate concerns but also their long-term health,” says Dr. Hu. “At Progressive Feet, we strive to provide an environment where patients feel heard, cared for, and empowered to make informed decisions about their foot health.”

Beyond his professional pursuits, Dr. Hu enjoys rock climbing, playing the guitar, cooking, and immersing himself in sci-fi literature. His adventurous spirit and creativity reflect his approach to medicine, where he combines skill with a passion for helping others.

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