Stony Brook University
Dr. Wong earned a bachelor's degree in Cardiorespiratory Sciences from Stony Brook University in New York.
At Lakeland Foot & Ankle, we believe good foot and ankle care begins with understanding the person behind the symptoms. Dr. William S. Wong brings his medical education, surgical training, and experience serving the Lakeland community to a practice focused on individualized patient care.
Graduate of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine and Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, with additional surgical training completed in Florida.
Serving the Lakeland CommunityFoot and ankle problems can affect far more than the feet themselves. Pain, limited mobility, and recurring symptoms can influence daily routines, work, exercise, and independence.
Lakeland Foot & Ankle provides podiatric care for a range of foot and ankle concerns, from persistent heel pain and painful toe conditions to diabetic foot health and surgical evaluations.
We believe patients benefit from understanding their condition, why certain symptoms occur, and which treatment options may be appropriate.
The practice's longstanding philosophy emphasizes treating patients with the personal attention and consideration they would expect from a welcoming medical office.
Preparing for your first visit? →Dr. Wong's professional journey includes healthcare experience, podiatric medical education, and surgical training.
Dr. Wong earned a bachelor's degree in Cardiorespiratory Sciences from Stony Brook University in New York.
Before entering podiatric medicine, Dr. Wong worked as a respiratory therapist at Southside Hospital on Long Island and Kings Highway Hospital in Brooklyn, New York.
Dr. Wong completed his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.
Following podiatric medical school, Dr. Wong completed two years of surgical training in Plantation, Florida.
The practice identifies Dr. Wong as a board-certified surgeon and a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (FACFAS).
Dr. Wong speaks English, Spanish, and Cantonese, allowing him to communicate with patients in multiple languages.
Dr. Wong's earlier work in respiratory therapy and subsequent podiatric medical training form part of the professional background he brings to patient care. His published biography also describes his longstanding connection to Lakeland, where he and his wife settled in 2002.
Dr. William S. Wong was born in Brooklyn, New York. His path into healthcare began with an education in cardiorespiratory sciences and professional experience as a respiratory therapist.
He later pursued podiatric medicine at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine before completing surgical training in Plantation, Florida.
During his time in Florida, Dr. Wong met his wife. The couple settled in Lakeland in 2002, where they raised their family.
Today, his work at Lakeland Foot & Ankle brings together his professional training and his connection to the community.
We believe an effective treatment plan starts by understanding each patient's symptoms, goals, and medical needs.
Foot pain can have several causes. A focused history and examination help identify which structures may be involved.
Treatment considerations depend on the diagnosed condition, the severity of symptoms, and individual health factors.
Understanding a condition can help patients make informed decisions about care, activity, and recovery.
Many foot and ankle concerns can be managed without surgery. Appropriate conservative options are considered according to the diagnosis.
Some conditions require further consideration of surgical options or specialist referral when indicated.
Education, preventive foot care, appropriate footwear, and follow-up can be important for people with ongoing medical or structural concerns.
Learn more about the common conditions and treatment areas covered throughout our website.
Evaluation of heel discomfort, including possible plantar fascia, tendon, and other sources of pain.
Heel pain care →Understanding painful toe alignment changes and appropriate management options.
Learn about bunions →Foot health assessments and preventive guidance for patients living with diabetes.
Diabetic foot care →Information about fungal nail changes, ingrown nails, and symptoms that warrant professional evaluation.
Toenail fungus →Footwear and support options for selected structural and pressure-related concerns.
Orthotic care →Evaluation of foot and ankle injuries and information about surgical decision-making when appropriate.
Sports injury care →Foot and ankle symptoms do not always fit neatly into one category. Contact the office to discuss whether an evaluation with Dr. Wong is appropriate for your concern.
Lakeland Foot & Ankle is located at 927 S Florida Avenue in Lakeland, Florida.
To help prepare for your first appointment, please review the practice's patient information and bring the materials requested by the office.
Verify insurance participation, prepare your identification and medical history, and review the first-visit instructions.
First appointment checklist →Review the practice's published insurance policies, payment methods, and patient responsibilities.
Insurance information →Find practical answers about appointments, foot conditions, office policies, and treatment topics.
Patient FAQs →Helpful information about Dr. Wong and Lakeland Foot & Ankle.
Dr. William S. Wong is a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine at Lakeland Foot & Ankle. He completed his podiatric medical education in New York and surgical training in Florida.
Dr. Wong earned his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.
According to his published biography, Dr. Wong speaks English, Spanish, and Cantonese.
The practice is located at 927 S Florida Avenue, Lakeland, FL 33803. For appointment information, call (863) 686-1081.
The practice provides information about foot and ankle concerns such as heel pain, bunions, hammertoes, diabetic foot care, arthritis, toenail conditions, and sports injuries. Contact the office regarding your particular concern.
Review the initial appointment instructions , verify your insurance, and bring your identification, insurance cards, and relevant medical information.
Find appointment details, office policies, and answers to common patient questions.