Specialties
Welcome
St. Augustine Foot, Ankle & Vein is a multispecialty clinic offering services in podiatry, physical therapy, neuropathy and vein procedures. Thomas LeBeau, DPM, FACCWS, and his staff diagnose common foot and ankle disorders and injuries and treat them using conservative, nonsurgical options whenever possible.
As a board-certified podiatric surgeon and certified wound specialist, Dr. LeBeau has helped thousands of patients overcome pain and lost function. He believes that surgery isn't always the best course of action, so he offers solutions like custom, computer-generated orthotic shoe inserts and comprehensive foot physical therapy.
In cases where surgery is recommended, Dr. LeBeau and his friendly, professional staff will counsel patients carefully, making sure they're active participants in the important decisions about their care. Dr. LeBeau uses minimally invasive surgical techniques to reduce or eliminate complications and to ensure every patient the fastest, most hassle-free recovery.
To ensure a positive care experience, visits to St. Augustine are made as comfortable and convenient as possible. There's plenty of free parking, the easy-to-find office is handicapped-accessible, and state-of-the-art X-ray and MRI technology is available right on-site.
St. Augustine accepts most insurance plans and is also one of the few Medicaid providers in the area. Visa and MasterCard are accepted, and CareCredit® financing is available.
History
Established in 2009.
Dr. Thomas LeBeau moved to the St. Augustine area in 2009 and opened his practice after practicing in Michigan for nearly 20 years.
Meet the Business Owner: Thomas L.
Thomas A. LeBeau, DPM, FACCWS
"One of the best things about being a doctor is being able to help people make smart health choices. In podiatry, we have many ways to treat common foot and ankle problems. Thankfully, most of our methods are nonsurgical and minimally invasive.
"I only resort to surgery when the patient has no other viable treatment options left. That's why people with diabetes should see me when they are diagnosed. I am dedicated to helping them avoid unnecessary foot amputations, just as I am dedicated to helping my other patients avoid other unnecessary surgeries."
Dual Board-Certified: American Board of Podiatric Surgery, American Academy of Wound Management
Fellow: American College of Certified Wound Specialists
Residency: Podiatric Surgery, Genesee/Wheelock Memorial Hospitals, Flint, MI
DPM: Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine, Chicago, IL
Undergraduate Studies: Microbiology, University of Michigan
Member: American Podiatric Medical Associati
