Dr. Jillian E. Marville, DPM
Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist)
85 W Burnside Ave Bronx NY, 10453About
Jillian E. Marville, DPM, is a podiatrist who diagnoses and treats patients at Morris Heights Health Center located in the Bronx, New York, which she joined in 1994. “Since 1981, Morris Heights Health Center (MHHC) has had a record of distinction as the major provider of health care to Morris Heights and the surrounding areas. Born out of the local need for quality care, MHHC is a non-profit organization funded by federal, state, and foundation grants as well as private and corporate donors”, states the official website o MHHC. As a podiatrist, Dr. Marville has dedicated training and unique experience in the study, diagnosis, and medical and surgical treatment of disorders of the foot, ankle and lower extremity. She has an impressive professional journey that spans thirty-two years and has expanse knowledge and unrivaled expertise in general podiatry, as well as serving the underserved and underprivileged communities. Throughout her many years of experience, she has upheld a steadfast commitment to the ethical and professional standards of her practice, as evidenced by her sterling record, and ensures an impeccable degree of patient satisfaction in all facets of her work.
Dr. Jillian E. Marville, DPM's Videos
Education and Training
New York College of Podiatric Doctor of Podiatric Medicine 1985
Board Certification
American Board of Podiatric Medicine
Provider Details
Dr. Jillian E. Marville, DPM's Expert Contributions
Will I need time off work after toenail removal?
It depends on your job function. If you don’t have to walk a lot or at risk of injury to the toe. With the toe protected and in a comfortable shoe you should be able to make it through the work day. READ MORE
My mother is diabetic and has thick nail growth in her feet. How can we cut them while avoiding injury?
Your mother should have her feet evaluated and her nails cut by a podiatrist since she is high risk. READ MORE
What causes toenails to be thick and yellow?
Fungus or trauma could be the cause of thick discolored nails. READ MORE
What can I do to prevent bunions?
You can get fitted for custom made orthotics to assist in controlling the motion in your foot. READ MORE
I have a recurrent problem of ingrown toenails. What should I do?
They can be surgically removed READ MORE
I have a little bone growth just under my toe. Will it have to be treated with surgery?
Have it evaluated to confirm that it is bone. If it is it can be padded for comfort or surgically removed READ MORE
How is a diabetic foot treated?
If there is no specific foot problem, as a diabetic your mom should protect her feet with shoes even in the house. Blood sugar that fluctuates can cause nerve damage that can lead to loss of sensation(neuropathy), she should also examine her feet to ensure that they are no cuts, bruises ect. READ MORE
Can a bunion be treated without surgery?
Bunions can be treated conservatively or surgically if conservative options fails READ MORE
I have a weird growth on my ankle. What could it be?
The growth has to be evaluated in order to make a diagnosis READ MORE
My foot still hasn't healed after I fell last month. What should I do?
The wound could be infected. Seek medical attention. READ MORE
For a runner, what aftercare do you recommend to ensure feet health?
Make sure that your runnning shoes are adequate, shouldn’t have more than 500 miles READ MORE
I have a lot of heel pain in the mornings after going for a walk. What can I do to treat it?
Evaluate your walking shoes: how long you have been wearing them? Check the insole for support. Shoes break down from the inside and can cause pain. Start using heel pads or shoe inserts, and if the pain is still there, see your podiatrist. READ MORE
I have what looks like a blister but it isn't going away. It's also painful. What should I do?
You should keep it clean and have it evaluated by your doctor . READ MORE
I have flat feet and running is becoming painful. What should I do?
You should first check the running shoes you are wearing. If you started your run in shoes that you have been wearing for a while, the shoe could be the problem. You have flat feet that bothers you, my recommendation is to be evaluated by a podiatrist. You may need orthotics- a device that provides support and controlls the motion in your feet. READ MORE
A glass pricked my foot and even after a month the spot hurts. What should I do?
My recommendation is to have a follow up visit with your doctor for further evaluation, to ensure that there are no remaining splinters. READ MORE
Why do my feet hurt when I wear flats or heels?
Your shoes may be the problem. Shoes with no support and that are worn down can be very painful. You should also consider the age of the shoe; if you have been wearing them over one year, it is time for a change. Weight can also contribute to foot pain, especially in the heels; it’s called plantar fasciitis, or heel spur syndrome. An evaluation by a podiatrist is recommended. READ MORE
Can anyone get athlete's foot?
Athlete’s feet can be the result of not drying between your toes throughly causing painful splitting and laceration between the toes. It is contagious and can be transferred to your family. A visit to a podiatrist is recommended, READ MORE
Is my ankle sprained?
If it is swollen or black and blue, you should have it evaluated. Dr. Marville READ MORE
I think I have an ingrown toenail. What does this usually look like?
An ingrown nail is the result of a nail invading the skin of the toes. It usually occurs on the big toe nails. Ingrown nails can be very painful, become swollen, red and infected. It is best to seek medical attention form a podiatrist. Trying to remove it your self can make it worse. READ MORE
Professional Society Memberships
- American Podiatric Medical Association, American Diabetes Association, American Academy of Pain Medicine
What do you attribute your success to?
- The patients that she has served. She has learned so much from her experiences with her patients.
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Get to know Podiatrist Dr. Jillian E. Marville, who serves patients in Bronx, New York.
Jillian E. Marville, DPM, is a well-versed podiatrist who diagnoses and treats patients at Morris Heights Health Center located in the Bronx, New York, which she joined in 1994. “Since 1981, Morris Heights Health Center (MHHC) has had a record of distinction as the major provider of health care to Morris Heights and the surrounding areas.
Born out of the local need for quality care, MHHC is a non-profit organization funded by federal, state, and foundation grants as well as private and corporate donors”, states the official website o MHHC.
As a podiatrist, Dr. Marville has dedicated training and unique experience in the study, diagnosis, and medical and surgical treatment of disorders of the foot, ankle and lower extremity.
She has an impressive professional journey that spans thirty-two years and has expanse knowledge and unrivaled expertise in general podiatry, as well as serving the underserved and underprivileged communities.
Throughout her many years of experience, she has upheld a steadfast commitment to the ethical and professional standards of her practice, as evidenced by her sterling record, and ensures an impeccable degree of patient satisfaction in all facets of her work.
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