Steven Abadi, DPM, FACFAS

Treatment Overview

Explore conservative therapies, advanced surgery, and limb salvage options tailored to your foot and ankle needs.

A highly detailed model of the human foot skeleton and ankle joint standing on a polished white countertop in a consultation room, each bone and joint carefully rendered with realistic ivory tones and subtle shading. Behind it, a large wall-mounted digital display shows a non-text medical visualization of flat foot versus normal arch, along with color-coded overlays for bunions and hammertoes. The setting is a minimalist, high-tech podiatry office with cool gray walls and a hint of natural light from a side window. Even, bright overhead lighting creates crisp reflections on the screen and counter. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with the skeleton model in sharp focus and the background softly blurred, conveying expert surgical planning and patient education.
A surgical-grade stainless-steel tray meticulously arranged with instruments used in bunion and hammertoe correction: slender bone saws, low-profile plates, screws, and fine clamps, all gleaming under bright operating room lights. In the blurred background, a covered operating table and ceiling-mounted surgical lights suggest a hospital OR where a DPM, board-certified foot and ankle surgeon practices. The environment feels sterile and precise, with cool blue and white tones dominating the palette. Strong, focused overhead illumination creates crisp highlights on the metal surfaces and subtle reflections in the tray. Photographic realism, shot from a slightly elevated angle, with tight framing to emphasize meticulous organization, advanced technology, and rigorous surgical standards for complex foot procedures and limb preservation.

Services

From custom orthotics and image-guided injections to minimally invasive bunion correction and complex reconstructive surgery, Dr. Abadi recommends the least invasive treatment that effectively relieves pain, restores function, and protects long-term mobility.

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Pricing

New Visits

We participate with most major insurance plans and will verify your benefits before your visit whenever possible. Typical appointments include new patient evaluations, follow‑ups, second opinions, and post‑surgical care. Copays, coinsurance, and any deductible amounts set by your insurance are collected at the time of service, and we provide clear, itemized statements so you understand your charges.

✓ Most insurances

✓ Transparent estimates

✓ Payment plans

✓ Self-pay rates

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Follow-ups

Our office accepts a wide range of commercial insurance plans, Medicare, and many managed care networks. Common visits include assessments for bunions, hammertoes, flat feet, sports injuries, and diabetic foot or wound evaluations. Before any procedure, we review your coverage, provide an estimate of out‑of‑pocket costs, and are available to answer billing questions so there are no financial surprises.

✓ Most insurances

✓ Transparent estimates

✓ Payment plans

✓ Self-pay rates

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Reviews

A close-up of a clean, uninjured human foot resting on a cushioned white podiatry chair, with the ankle and arch prominently displayed while keeping the rest of the body out of frame. A digital diagnostic ultrasound unit and a modern podiatry cart with organized tools are visible in soft focus behind, suggesting advanced clinical care. Bright, neutral-toned walls and a frosted glass window imply a Northern California medical office setting. Soft studio-style lighting from the front and side highlights skin texture and arch contours without harsh shadows. The atmosphere is clinical yet welcoming. Photographic realism, shallow depth of field, and a centered composition that emphasizes expert foot evaluation.

Aya Nakamura

My bunion surgery healed quickly, and I was back in supportive shoes within weeks thanks to Dr. Abadi’s careful planning and follow-up.

A specialized podiatry treatment room dedicated to wound care and limb salvage, featuring an adjustable chair with absorbent white pads, a mobile negative-pressure wound therapy unit, and neatly stacked sterile dressings in clear organizers. On the wall, a non-text medical diagram shows vascular pathways in the lower leg and foot. The color scheme is soft gray and white with a hint of light teal, creating a clean yet comforting environment. Overhead LED panels provide bright, uniform lighting, while a side window adds a touch of natural daylight. Photographic realism, shot from an eye-level, slightly wide perspective to show the entire workspace, conveying advanced, hospital-grade wound management by an experienced, board-certified podiatric surgeon.

Mateo García

After months of a nonhealing foot ulcer, Dr. Abadi’s wound care plan finally closed it and helped me avoid amputation.