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- My name is Stacy Resnick and I practice podiatry.
I work out of the Bethlehem office
and the Phillipsburg office.
I do treat a multitude of conditions
ranging from pediatrics, which I really do enjoy,
but I also treat elderly patients as well.
I do have a sub-specialty in diabetic foot care
and treatment of ulcerations, neuropathy,
all of the different problems that a diabetic can face.
I also treat a lot of sports.
So I really do a multitude of anything
that can affect the foot and ankle,
but my true specialty is really in the diabetic foot care.
I always knew that I wanted to go into medicine
in some sort of fashion.
My mother worked at a hospital
and I went to work with her often,
and so I was exposed to the operating room
because she worked in the anesthesia department.
So I knew I wanted to do something
where I could operate,
but I also knew that having a family
and a personal life is also important.
I hail from the Midwest.
I was born in Chicago.
I went to the University of Illinois undergraduate school.
For medical school, I went out to Iowa
and I did my medical school there for four years.
I then went back to Chicago, and I did my residency
where I did a four-year surgical residency in Chicago.
It was at a level one trauma center
and I practiced there.
I also came out to New Jersey
and did an extra year in New Jersey.
I believe that Coordinated Health
has a variety of physicians working
that all specialize in different things.
I have a specialty in taking care of and treating
the diabetic foot, and we have other podiatrists
in our group that have sub-specialties
in many different areas.
So no matter what is wrong with a patient,
we're going to have a physician
that truly specializes in that,
and I think that will offer the patient
the best care possible.
To ensure long-term treatment of your feet
and taking care of your feet is truly in prevention.
Monitoring your feet, checking your feet
for if you notice that something is bothering you,
it hurts, come to the physician
and get it taken care of quickly.
Otherwise, if it goes on for too long
it can often be a difficult or more lengthy treatment.
We can usually take care of things
and get you better quickly
if you come in quickly, as well.
Appropriate shoe choices is very, very important.
Buying better shoes, not going barefoot,
is very important, not only for the pediatric population,
but also for any pop--
for adults and elderly folks as well.
We do find that so many of the problems
that we see come from inappropriate shoe choices.
If you can buy a good shoe that fits appropriately,
you're going to really avoid coming to see a podiatrist.
Most of my free time is spent with my two children.
I have two boys that are very active in sports
and athletics, and, of course, homework and school.
We do tend to golf as a family,
which I'm getting better at and I do enjoy very much.
I believe that people should come
to Coordinated Health for their foot and ankle care
not only because of our physicians
having been highly trained in many different
facets of podiatry, but I also believe
that we offer everything
that you would need to get better.
We have physical therapy services.
We have all of the diagnostic services,
MRI, radiology services.
We really have every specialty
and every diagnostic testing available,
which makes it convenient for the patient.
I've been in practice for over 15 years now,
and I have some patients
that I have seen for 15 years.
I really enjoy those relationships
that I have built with my patients,
and I really enjoy hearing about their families,
their grandchildren.
That's the part I really enjoy about my job
is really the patient interaction
and getting to know them as friends.
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