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Podiatrist in Slidell, Louisiana

Dr. Rustin Ajdari, DPM provides foot and ankle care on the Northshore from the New Orleans Orthopedic Institute office in Slidell, from everyday foot problems to complex surgery.

Office and surgical facility

Slidell office · Northshore
1810 Lindberg Dr., Suite 2400
Slidell, LA 70458
Phone: 985-326-8614
Surgical facility: Our Lady of the Lake Surgical Hospital
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Dr. Ajdari is affiliated with Our Lady of the Lake Surgical Hospital in Slidell, so evaluation and any needed surgery can be coordinated close to home on the Northshore.

Communities served

Patients visit the Slidell office from across the Northshore, including Slidell, Lacombe, Pearl River, Eden Isles, Mandeville, Covington, Madisonville, Abita Springs and nearby St. Tammany Parish communities. Patients from southern Mississippi are welcome as well. See our page for southern Mississippi patients.

Foot and ankle problems treated in Slidell

The full list of services includes custom orthotics and AFOs, nerve decompression, joint fusions, total ankle replacement and limb salvage.

Who we see

Runners and recreational athletes, people who spend the workday on their feet, adults managing diabetes, and children and teens with growing-foot problems are all seen at the Slidell office. Pediatric patients are welcome.

Insurance and scheduling

Most insurances are accepted. To schedule, request an appointment online or call 985-326-8614.

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Questions about the Slidell office

Where is the Slidell office?

The office is at 1810 Lindberg Dr., Suite 2400, Slidell, LA 70458.

Does Dr. Ajdari also see patients on the Southshore?

Yes. He also sees patients at the Metairie office. See podiatrist in Metairie.

Where does surgery take place?

Dr. Ajdari is affiliated with Our Lady of the Lake Surgical Hospital in Slidell and the Harvard Surgery Center in Metairie. Your surgeon will explain where your procedure will be done.

This page is for general education and is not a substitute for an examination and advice from a qualified clinician. Treatment recommendations depend on your individual situation. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911.