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Trusted Upper West Side podiatrist

Upper West Side foot and ankle care with a clear plan.

When foot or ankle pain makes walking, working, exercise, or everyday life harder, get a careful evaluation from board-certified podiatrist Dr. Fabienne Rottenberg. You will leave with clearer answers, understandable options, and a practical plan for moving more comfortably.

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Dr. Fabienne RottenbergDr. RottenbergDPM · Upper West Side
Board certifiedFoot & ankle surgery
Mount SinaiHospital affiliations
Clinical InstructorOrthopedics
New patientsAppointments available

Start with what you feel

What brings you in?

You do not need a diagnosis to choose the right first visit.

Heel & arch pain

Morning heel pain, plantar fascia symptoms, or persistent arch discomfort.

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Bunions & hammertoes

Prominent joints, bent toes, pressure, or shoes that no longer fit comfortably.

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Plantar warts

A painful spot on the sole that may be a wart, callus, or another skin condition.

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Orthotics & sports care

Recurring activity pain, gait concerns, or questions about custom support.

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Diabetic foot & wound care

Preventive diabetic foot care, skin breakdown, or a wound that needs attention.

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Nerve & forefoot symptoms

Burning, tingling, numbness, or pain around the ball of the foot.

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Dr. Fabienne Rottenberg in a white medical coat
Board certifiedAmerican Board of Foot & Ankle Surgery

Board-certified Upper West Side podiatrist

Experienced care. Direct answers. A personal approach.

Dr. Fabienne Rottenberg is a podiatric physician and foot surgeon serving Manhattan’s Upper West Side. She is a Clinical Instructor in Orthopedics and is affiliated with hospitals across the Mount Sinai Health System.

Her role is to help patients understand the problem before deciding on treatment—whether the appropriate path is conservative care, an in-office option, surgery, or coordination with another specialist.

  • Board-certified in foot and ankle surgery
  • New patients currently welcome
  • English, French, Hebrew, and Spanish
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Fast scheduling guidance

Know whether this Upper West Side podiatry office is the right place to start.

Tell the team what hurts, when it began, and whether there was a recent injury.

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What patients can expect

A clearer path from symptoms to treatment

Your visit is designed to replace uncertainty with an evaluation, understandable options, and a plan that fits your needs.

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A careful evaluation

Similar symptoms can have different causes. Dr. Rottenberg starts by listening, examining, and clarifying what needs attention.

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Options explained clearly

Understand what may be happening, what the choices are, and what each next step is designed to accomplish.

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A practical treatment plan

Conservative care, in-office treatment, surgery, or referral is considered according to the evaluation—not selected from a menu.

Podiatry for everyday New York life

Get answers that help you move with more confidence.

Whether pain is limiting your commute, exercise, workday, or time with family, a focused foot and ankle evaluation can help you understand the problem and choose a practical next step.

Trusted by Manhattan patients

Patients value time, clarity, and a thoughtful plan.

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“She took the time to listen.”

Public reviews repeatedly describe an attentive, thorough examination rather than a rushed visit.

Recurring public-review theme

“I understood the plan.”

Patients often mention clear explanations, direct answers, and knowing what would happen next.

Recurring public-review theme

“Conservative options came first.”

Feedback highlights a practical approach and conservative care when it is appropriate.

Recurring public-review theme

Review themes are paraphrased from public feedback and do not promise a particular result.

Plan your visit with confidence

Helpful answers before your first appointment.

These answers help set expectations. The office can clarify availability, coverage, and appointment details.

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Do I need to know exactly what is wrong before I schedule?

No. Many foot and ankle problems can feel similar. Start with the main symptom and when it began; the diagnosis and treatment plan follow an in-person evaluation.

Is Dr. Rottenberg accepting new patients?

Mount Sinai currently lists Dr. Rottenberg as accepting new patients. Call the office to confirm availability for your concern and preferred appointment time.

Does the practice accept my insurance?

Participation and coverage can vary by exact plan and by service. Call with the full plan name shown on your card before booking. A carrier name alone is not a guarantee of coverage.

What should I bring to a first visit?

Bring a photo ID, insurance information, a medication list, any relevant imaging or records you already have, and the shoes or orthotics connected to the problem when applicable.

Will I be told to have surgery?

A consultation is not a surgery booking. Dr. Rottenberg evaluates the problem and discusses appropriate options, including conservative care and surgery when indicated.

Can I use the contact form for an emergency?

No. Online messages are not monitored for emergencies. If you believe you are having a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care.

Podiatrist at 285 West End Avenue

Foot and ankle care on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.

285 West End AvenueNew York, NY 10023
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