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:: karen a. kovalow-st. john, md
:: marc s. bruell, dpm
:: rachel s. stern, dpm
:: steven m. kalisch, phd

LBJI :: about lbji :: physician profiles :: Rachel S. Stern, DPM

Rachel s. Stern, dpm
podiatrist

Education
BS :: Anthropology-Zoology, University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
DPM :: Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine,
Chicago, Illinois

Preceptorship
Certified by the Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine

Board Certification
American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry

Dr. Stern says
"Once I found out about podiatry, I knew it was the field of medicine I would enjoy, that was a profession which would enable me to help others. I know that people walk in to my office in pain and I love that when they leave my office they feel much better because they experience relief.

"When people come in with painful feet, I try to find the simplest and most effective way to help them, whether it is conservative treatment or recommending surgical correction.

"Painful toenails, corns, callouses, heel pain, foot deformities such as bunions, hammertoes, flat feet, high arches — many foot problems can respond well to conservative treatment. A patient can have confidence that they have tried all treatment alternatives before surgical correction is recommended.

"I work closely with my husband, Dr. Marc Bruell, a leading foot and ankle surgeon, to provide the best foot care possible.

"I am very happy to provide patients with the highest level of comfort possible."


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