Dr. Jesse Borys is dual Board Certified:

• American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery

• American Board of Podiatric Medicine with a CAQ in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care
  
  

Dr. Jesse Borys grew up in Hershey and then moved to Lewisburg Pennsylvania. He received his Bachelor’s degree from The University of Scranton. He then moved to Philadelphia and graduated from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine and went on to complete his residency at Nazareth Hospital where he served as chief resident. After residency he stayed in Philadelphia and continued to work with the Nazareth Hospital residency program and was on the foot and ankle trauma call team. He also holds privileges at Temple University Hospital and guest lectured at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine on ankle arthroscopy and minimally invasive surgical techniques. 

Dr. Borys specializes in minimally invasive surgery of hammertoe, bunion correction, and other foot and ankle surgeries. Minimally invasive surgery allows for much smaller incisions, faster healing and less scars. He was the first to publish a procedure on non-arthroscopic minimally invasive ankle stabilization. Dr. Borys strives to implement the best treatments for his patients. Whether it is a mild case of fungal toenails, bunions, ankle pain, to the most severe foot reconstruction procedures, Dr. Borys will do his best to improve the lives of his patients. 

Dr. Hummel grew up in the small town of Schuylkill Haven in northeastern Pennsylvania. She spent over a decade in Philadelphia earning her degrees and getting her training. Dr. Hummel moved to Harrisburg right after residency, and is excited to be practicing in south-central Pennsylvania. Dr. Hummel finds it a great pleasure and honor to be trusted with her patients’ podiatric healthcare. Dr. Hummel’s interests are vast, but she particularly enjoys geriatric, diabetic, and at-risk footcare, ulceration/amputation prevention and limb salvage, wound care and infection management, biomechanics/ orthotics, and forefoot surgery. Her future goals are to become more involved in local charities and to organize educational opportunities for the surrounding communities. When she is not practicing podiatry, Dr. Hummel enjoys spending time with her fiancé and her puppy, painting, and cheering on the Pittsburgh sports teams and the Penn State Nittany Lions.

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