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To Our Patients:

Delaware Foot and Ankle Group puts your health as our top priority. We have reviewed the CDC guidelines on mask use. We will continue to encourage you to wear a mask while in the office, but at this time, it is not a mandate.

We are offering Tele Medicine visits for your convenience. Please call 302-834-3575 for more details. 

If you have a fever or feel sick, please stay home and we will gladly reschedule your appointment when you are feeling better. We are OPEN to serve your foot and ankle needs.   We will continue to update as necessary. Please call with questions or concerns. Take Care and be Safe! 

Welcome to Delaware Foot and Ankle Group.

A specialty group providing comprehensive care of the foot and ankle with a focus on foot and ankle surgery, when necessary. Our group has been serving the needs of patients for over 30 years, including the diagnosis and treatment of all issues of the foot and ankle. Delaware Foot and Ankle Group has been rated multiple times in Delaware Today's Top Docs.

Our group serves patients and has office locations throughout the state of Delaware including: Wilmington, Newark, Glasgow, and Middletown. 

With affiliations at Christiana Care Health System, St Francis Hospital, and outpatient surgery centers including; the Center for Advanced Surgical Arts & Glasgow Surgery Center and Delaware Outpatient Center for Surgery (DOCS), our podiatrists/surgeons are able to serve all of our patients needs at convenient locations.

Serving Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey for over 30 years.

Phone: (302) 834-3575

Fax: (302) 834-4066

Our group includes doctors Ernest Troisi DPM, Jason Kline DPM and Anthony Caristo DPM

 **All Doctors Accepting New Patients **


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  • Ernest Troisi,
    DPM, FACFAS
    Office Locations: Glasgow, Christiana, Wilmington, Middletown

    Dr. Troisi is a Diplomate and is Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery.

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  • Anthony M. Caristo,
    DPM, FACFAS, CWSP
    Office Locations: Glasgow, Wilmington

    Dr. Anthony M. Caristo began his studies in medicine when he received a partial scholarship to attend The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology.  

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  • Jason T. Kline,
    DPM, FACFAS
    Office Locations: Glasgow, Wilmington, Middletown

    He is currently a member of the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) and the Delaware Podiatric Medical Association (DPMA).

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Delaware Foot and Ankle Group

Monday:

8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Tuesday:

8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Wednesday:

8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Thursday:

8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Friday:

8:00 AM-4:00 PM

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed