All our professionals at New Castle Associates in Podiatry maintain the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in podiatry.

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• Raymond V. Feehery Jr., D.P.M
  Motivated by the “Running Boom” of the 1970’s, Dr. Ray Feehery has dedicated the past 30 years to the study of the biomechanics of running, and the prevention and treatment of injuries. Starting at Penn State University in 1976, he earned his M.S. in Biomechanics under the direction of Dr. Peter Cavanagh, one of the top biomechanists in the world.  He then attended Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine, and completed his foot and ankle surgical training in Pittsburgh, PA.  Following the completion of a Fellowship in Sports Medicine, he began his practice here in Wilmington, DE in 1986.

  Because of his training in Biomechanics and Surgery, Dr. Feehery has the unique ability to help his patients both surgically and through non-surgical means.  Many of his patients are referred by the pediatricians for treatment of adolescent gait abnormalities, starting as young as 2 years old.  He also enjoys helping the adolescent and teenage athletes, primarily dealing with overuse injuries.  Most of his adult practice is made up of those people who are trying to participate in a regular fitness program.  He has demonstrated an on-going passion for sports medicine and community involvement through his runner’s clinics, his high school scholarship gifts, and financial support of the running community with race sponsorships.  He also works with the Delaware State Police Academy recruits and Special Olympics athletes toward the prevention of injuries.

  His areas of expertise include Forefoot and Rearfoot reconstructive surgery, and repair of damaged tendons, and ankle arthroscopy. He is a Fellow of the AAPSM and the ACFAS.
  
  
  

• Rachel Tuer, D.P.M.
  Dr. Tuer is a native of Blue Ridge Summit, PA. She graduated from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA, with a Bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in chemistry. She earned her doctorate in Podiatric Medicine from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA graduating in 2005. She did her four year residency in adult and pediatric foot and ankle surgery at Temple University Hospitals. Dr. Tuer resides in Elkton, MD with her husband and family.

 

 

 

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