June 18, 2026
CoronaWounds that had been stalled for months are responding. Patients who walked in limping are leaving differently. That is what the right technology, as part of a complete care plan, can do.”
For many people living with diabetes, a wound on the foot is not a minor inconvenience — it is the beginning of a frightening road that, for too many Inland Empire families, ends with an amputation that could have been prevented. Corona Foot & Ankle Group is changing that outcome with a new treatment program that combines FDA-cleared technology with the kind of whole-foot care most wound centers simply do not offer.
Diabetic foot wounds are notoriously hard to treat. Reduced circulation, nerve damage, and compromised immunity can turn a small break in the skin into a wound that refuses to close for months. Patients move from clinic to clinic, trying dressing after dressing, often without improvement — and without anyone explaining why.
Dr. Arti Amin, D.P.M., FABMSP, FACPM, has spent more than 26 years treating exactly these patients. She has reversed amputation recommendations. She has helped people in their 60s and 70s get back to walking their neighborhoods, playing with grandchildren, and living without fear.
“These patients come to me exhausted and scared. They have been told there are no more options. My job is to prove that wrong.” — Dr. Arti Amin, D.P.M., Corona Foot & Ankle Group
The newest addition to the practice is UltraMist — an FDA-cleared therapy that delivers healing energy to a wound through a gentle ultrasound therapy. No needles. No surgery. Just three minutes, two to three times a week, with results already being seen in patients at the Corona practice. For Medicare patients, UltraMist is covered automatically. PPO patients receive pre-authorization when a wound has not improved significantly after four weeks of treatment — a standard that aligns with evidence-based wound care practice.
“Wounds that had been stalled for months are responding. Patients who walked in limping are leaving differently. That is what the right technology, as part of a complete care plan, can do.” — Dr. Arti Amin
Roughly 90 percent of diabetic wounds occur on the foot — yet wound care is often handled by physicians without specific foot and ankle training. At Corona Foot & Ankle Group, the protocol goes far beyond closing a wound. It addresses why the wound formed and how to prevent it from returning.
Infection analysis uses DNA sequencing to identify the exact bacteria present and the precise antibiotic needed — far more targeted than a standard swab. In-house X-rays provide a same-visit assessment for bone infection. For patients who have lost the natural cushioning beneath the foot, Liposana — an injectable tissue restoration treatment — rebuilds that protective layer, with results lasting one to two years.
“Most patients I see were never told why the wound kept coming back. That is the first question we answer here — and then we make sure it does not happen again.” — Dr. Arti Amin
When a wound requires more than podiatric care alone, the practice coordinates with vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists, and infectious disease specialists — a network built around one shared outcome: limb preservation.
“If a patient tells me they cannot walk anymore, I take that personally. Getting people back to the life they want — that is the whole point of everything we do here.” — Dr. Arti Amin, D.P.M., FABMSP, FACPM
Corona Foot & Ankle Group accepts Medicare and most PPO insurance plans and provides insurance verification prior to the first appointment. Patients with diabetic foot wounds or non-healing ulcers may reach the practice at coronafootandankle.com or (951) 444-5327.
Corona Foot & Ankle Group is a podiatric medicine and surgery practice serving Corona and the greater Inland Empire, California. Specializing in diabetic wound care, limb salvage, biomechanical evaluation, prescription custom orthotics, and foot and ankle surgery, the practice is led by Dr. Arti Amin, D.P.M., FABMSP, FACPM — founder and lead physician with more than 26 years of clinical experience, including 11 years serving the Corona community. Dr. Amin holds a Clinical Assistant Professor appointment in Podiatry at Western University of Health Sciences.
Yes — for my Medicare patients, UltraMist is covered automatically. If you have a PPO plan, we can usually get pre-authorization once a wound hasn’t shown significant improvement after four weeks of standard care, which lines up with how the evidence-based guidelines are written. I never want cost to be the reason someone lets a wound go untreated, so we verify your coverage before your first visit — not after.
UltraMist delivers healing energy to the wound through a gentle ultrasound treatment — no needles, no incisions, no surgery. It takes about three minutes, two to three times a week. I’ve watched wounds that were stalled for months finally start responding once we added it to the right care plan. It’s not a replacement for good wound care fundamentals — it’s what closes the gap when a wound just won’t cooperate on its own.
I treat patients from all across the Inland Empire — Corona, Riverside, Temecula, Chino Hills, and everywhere in between — right here at our Corona office. You shouldn’t have to drive an hour to get real wound care. And this isn’t just about the wound itself — I look at why it happened in the first place, so we’re not just closing it, we’re making sure it stays closed. If you’ve got a wound that isn’t healing, call us at (951) 444-5327 or reach out online — let’s take a look before it gets worse.
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