Signature Footcare, PLLC

About Signature Footcare, PLLC

For patients who have chronic pain that makes it difficult to work or enjoy activities, leading podiatrist Rafael Tabari, DPM is known for finding relief. His practice of Signature Footcare located conveniently across from the number 7 train at 103-08 Roosevelt Avenue, Corona in Queens, and also at 69-20 Main Street, Flushing in Queens, New York makes it very convenient for patients coming from Murray Hill, Jackson Heights, Maspeth,  Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Long Island, and the Bronx.   

Dr. Tabari finished his undergraduate studies at the University of Maryland and after earning his doctor of podiatric medicine from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, Dr. Tabari excelled throughout his internship at St. Barnabas Hospital. Dr. Tabari completed his education through a residency at Good Samaritan Hospital.  

Dr. Tabari strives to treat foot pain symptoms as well as the source of the pain. He specializes in diagnosing and treating children and adults' foot conditions such as arthritis of foot and ankle, athlete's foot, broken toe, broken foot, broken ankle, bunions, bunionectomy, corns and calluses, foot pain, foot ulcer and wounds, fungal nails, hammertoe, heel pain, heel spur, ingrown toenail, Morton's neuroma, nail problems, orthodics, foot ulcers, hammertoes, plantar warts, stiff big toe joint, swollen feet, tendon injuries, toe, foot and ankle fractures; plantar fasciitis, varicose veins, bursitis, sport and dance injuries, foot and ankle nerve pain, and sweaty feet.  Dr. Tabari also specializes in cosmetic foot surgery, diabetic foot care, and children's foot disorders.  The caring team at Signature Footcare can be reached at (718) 285-9337.

Insurances

• 1199SEIU
• AARP
• Affinity
• Cigna
• Elderplan
• Empire Plan
• Fidelis Care (NY)
• HealthCare Partners
• HealthFirst
• HealthPlus Amerigroup

Specialties

• Podiatrist

Services

• Ankle Sprain
• Arthritis
• Bunion
• Corns & Callouses
• Heel Pain and Heel Spur
• Ingrown Toenail
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Tendonitis
• Toenail Fungus
• Varicose Veins