Ankle
Common Mechanisms of Ankle Injuries
Ankle injuries range from mild sprains to severe ligament damage and fractures. Wisconsin Medical Group treats ankle injuries for patients across Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin.
Workplace Accident
Slippery floors, uneven surfaces, repetitive movement, and falls at work commonly lead to ankle injuries and instability. See a doctor for proper documentation for workers’ compensation if you have been injured at work.
Personal Injury
Ankle injuries frequently occur during slip and fall accidents, sports injuries, and traumatic incidents.
Common Ankle Injuries in Milwaukee
Ankle injuries can range from minor to more serious, occurring during everyday activities or more active pursuits. Familiarizing yourself with these common ankle injuries can help you stay cautious and seek timely assistance when necessary.
- Ankle bruising
- Acute lateral ankle sprains
- Chronic lateral ankle sprains
- Muscle and tendon strains
- Fractured/broken ankles
- Heel spurs and heel pain
- Ankle instability
- Achilles tendonitis
With ankle injuries, it is important to think about the long-term effects. Unfortunately, ankle injuries have a tendency to linger. Many people report problems with reaggravations of the underlying injury. Our team offers patients comprehensive treatment that considers the long-term impact. Our Milwaukee physical therapists will ensure that you or your client receives the ongoing rehabilitative support needed to reach maximum medical improvement following an ankle injury.
Why You Need a Personal Injury Physician for an Ankle Injury
Our medical practice is unique. Our Milwaukee ankle injury physicians have an in-depth understanding of the state’s personal injury claims process and workers’ compensation regulations. We also know how insurance companies operate in the real world. If your client suffered a serious ankle injury while on the job or in an accident caused by a negligent party, you need to be able to focus on building their case and getting them the medical care and compensation that they deserve.
To make a successful claim, medical treatment must be carefully and diligently documented. Otherwise, an insurance company may deny coverage or undervalue benefits. The last thing a lawyer or law firm needs is to run into problems simply because their client’s physician failed to create the proper medical records needed to pursue compensation. If you are filing a claim for your client’s ankle injury, our Milwaukee personal injury doctors are here to help.
Request an Initial Appointment With Our Milwaukee Ankle Injury Physician Today
At Wisconsin Medical Group, our Milwaukee ankle injury physicians are committed to providing patients with high-quality, attentive medical care. If you or your client suffered a serious ankle injury in an accident, we can help. Contact us now to set up your initial appointment. With practice locations in Well Allis, Glendale, and Downtown Milwaukee, we are well-positioned to serve patients throughout the wider region.
Car Accident
Sudden force during an auto accident can twist or compress the ankle, leading to sprains, fractures, and long-term pain.
How Wisconsin Medical Group Can Help
Our Milwaukee-area physicians provide prompt diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation recommendations, and injury documentation.
Claim Filing for Ankle Injury
We help patients navigate workers’ compensation and personal injury claims with detailed medical evaluations and records.
Schedule an Appointment
Early treatment can help reduce pain, improve mobility, and support a faster recovery.
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Find experienced ankle injury specialists at Wisconsin Medical Group locations throughout Southeast Wisconsin. Contact Wisconsin Medical Group for help in Milwaukee, Bay View, Glendale, Mount Pleasant or West Allis
How do I know if my ankle is sprained?
Common symptoms of a sprained ankle include pain, swelling, bruising, and limited range of motion.
How long does it take to heal a sprained ankle?
A common ankle sprain needs to heal for 4-6 weeks
Can I walk on a sprained ankle?
Avoid walking or performing activities on a sprained ankle. Rushing the recovery can lead to reinjury and prolonged healing times.