PiedRéseau Mascouche

Dr. Tania André podiatrist

Dr. Tania André has been a podiatrist since she completed her doctorate in podiatric medicine in 2011. She is both a practitioner and an entrepreneur, having acquired the PiedRéseau podiatry clinic in Mascouche the same year she graduated.

Regardless of the nature of their foot pain, patients who consult podiatrist Tania André will always benefit from her empathetic approach and her focus on effective long-term solutions.

A practice refined by postdoctoral training

With a keen interest in biomechanical disorders that hinder her patients’ movements, podiatrist Dr. André continually seeks out new improvement initiatives to better address these issues.

She holds a doctorate in podiatric medicine from UQTR and has also completed a multi-week externship at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

The patients treated by Tania André, DPM, constitute a spectrum of diverse needs, which is why she regularly expands her knowledge with additional training.

Several of her additional certifications focus on manual foot therapy:

• Neuro-proprioceptive taping (therapeutic taping);
• The active release technique;
• Level 1 and 2 foot mobilisation technique;
• The rearfoot and its clinical integration.

Podiatrist Dr. Tania André is very skilled in detecting and treating pain of biomechanical nature, and capable of intervening in many situations. She has all the necessary know-how to manage a variety of patients, including athletic adults, young children and the elderly.

A podiatrist on the lookout for technological advances in her field

In her everyday practice, podiatrist Dr. André makes good use of new technologies that allow her a better overview of her patients’ disorders. Her clientele benefits from her modern approach to podiatry, particularly when they must undergo a postural evaluation through imaging.

Podiatrist Dr. Tania André is both dynamic and passionate about her profession, adapting to each of her patients in order to offer them the most effective personalized treatment.

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Dr. Élisabeth Provencher podiatrist

For over 5 years, podiatrist Dr. Élisabeth Provencher has been treating a wide range of foot problems. She is a member of the Lanaudière podiatry clinic team and also attends the Mascouche podiatry clinic on a regular basis.

Despite her busy schedule, Élisabeth Provencher, DPM, ensures that her patients receive cutting-edge therapies that are tailored to their specific requirements.

Training that improves therapeutic interventions

Dr. Provencher, like her podiatric colleagues, graduated from the UQTR with a doctorate in podiatric medicine. She also had to finish a term at the prestigious New York College of Podiatric Medicine as part of her academic program.

Dr. Provencher, podiatrist, has undergone manual foot therapy (TTIP) training in order to expand her field of podiatry knowledge.

In addition, she has broadened the scope of her therapeutic treatments by earning a certificate in foot ultrasonography.

With this expertise, it’s not surprising that the podiatrist sees a wide range of patients.

She is called upon to treat children, the elderly, athletes, and victims of traffic and industrial accidents in addition to her usual treatments.

A devoted and enthusiastic podiatrist

Dr. Provencher, podiatrist, is enthusiastic about her position as a podiatrist and practices it with passion.

During her early years of practice, the practitioner took part in a number of public awareness campaigns, including giving free talks at CHSLDs.

Podiatrist Dr. Élisabeth Provencher is deserving of her praise and she knows how to make each of her interventions more personalized for her patients.

Dr. Véronique Plante-Quevillon podiatrist

Dr. Véronique Plante-Quevillon, podiatrist, has been practicing since 2019 and is a member in good standing of the Ordre des podiatres du Québec. The young podiatrist has been practicing at the PiedRéseau podiatry clinic in Mascouche ever since, and she provides comprehensive care in a respectful environment.

Patients seeking treatment from foot discomfort benefit from her extensive practical knowledge gained from her immersions in the hospital setting.

Always learning

Podiatrist Dr. Plante-Quevillon’s training background as a podiatrist is in tune with the podiatric treatments she can provide, and she is very focused on versatility.

First and foremost, she has a Doctorate in podiatric medicine from the UQTR, and she honed her talents by participating in the NYCPM internship program. Aside from her work at the New York university clinic, the podiatrist has gained experience in podopediatrics, wound care, and radiology at a number of Quebec facilities.

Dr. Plante-Quevillon, podiatrist, is also qualified for many types of manual foot therapy, including:

• Neuro-proprioceptive therapeutic taping;
• Foot mobilization technique;
• The integrated therapeutic foot technique (TTIP).

Véronique Plante-Quevillon, DPM, has a specific interest in foot disorders that impair athletes’ biomechanics and is able to deal with a wide range of patients.

Involved since student years

Dr. Véronique Plante-Quevillon, podiatrist, is an exceptional therapist who is kind with her patients as well as in everyday life.

During her tenure at UQTR, she also advocated for the Podium program, which treats athletes competing in a variety of sports. Moreover, she participated in a humanitarian mission to Vietnam in 2018.

She most recently volunteered as a podiatrist at the Tremblant Half Marathon.

Podiatrist Véronique Plante-Quevillon is always seeking new ways to enhance her treatment instruments and procedures in the best interests of her patients.