Danielle E. Edwards, DPM, PC, AACFAS

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Expert Podiatrist Brings Comprehensive Approach to Foot and Ankle Health in Manhattan and East Setauket

Paragon Podiatry is proud to highlight the exceptional contributions of Dr. Danielle E. Edwards, a board-certified podiatrist serving our valued patients in both our Manhattan and East Setauket locations. With her extensive knowledge and experience, she is dedicated to providing top-notch podiatric care that emphasizes a holistic approach to health and well-being.

Before embarking on her professional journey, the doctor earned her Bachelor of Arts in Food Science and Human Nutrition from the prestigious University of Florida, where she graduated with high honors and distinction. Her passion for medicine led her to the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, where she obtained her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree. During her time there, Dr. Edwards received numerous scholastic awards and merit-based scholarships, showcasing her dedication and excellence in her field. As the Editor-in-Chief of the Podiatric Medical Review (PMR), she not only honed her leadership skills but also contributed to the advancement of podiatric knowledge through her research and publications.

Following her academic achievements, Dr. Edwards completed a rigorous surgical residency program at Lenox Hill Hospital, where she served as Chief Resident during her final year. This intensive training has equipped her with the skills necessary to handle a wide range of podiatric conditions and surgical procedures, ensuring that her patients receive the highest standard of care.

Dr. Edwards’ philosophy centers on an integrative and synergistic approach to medicine, believing that a whole-body perspective is essential for optimal health. Her commitment to proactive patient care ensures that each individual receives personalized treatment tailored to their unique needs. 

Outside of her practice, Dr. Edwards leads a vibrant and healthy lifestyle, engaging in activities such as running, yoga, Peloton cycling, and meditation. This commitment to wellness not only enhances her own health but also serves as an inspiration to her patients.

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