Dr. Martin Tranchemontagne, DPM, is a podiatrist practicing at Clinique Podiatrique St-Charles in Pierrefonds, near Montreal. He provides comprehensive foot and ankle care focused on prevention, clinical evaluation, and evidence-based treatment of a wide range of podiatric conditions. Dr. Tranchemontagne earned his Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine (DPM) from the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR). He also holds a background in kinesiology, a valuable asset in biomechanical assessment and gait analysis.
Through his work at Clinique Podiatrique St-Charles, Dr. Martin Tranchemontagne serves patients in Montreal and the surrounding West Island communities, delivering modern, patient-centred podiatric care. His priority is to help patients regain mobility, reduce pain, and maintain long-term foot health.
Getting to Know Dr. Martin Tranchemontagne
Dr. Tranchemontagne’s clinical approach is built on precision, attentive listening, and patient education. He believes personalized care is essential to reduce pain, improve function, and prevent recurrence over time.
His strong academic foundation allows him to better understand musculoskeletal disorders, postural imbalances, and mechanical overload conditions. This enables him to develop practical, sustainable treatment plans tailored to each individual.
As part of his university training, Dr. Tranchemontagne completed an intensive four-month clinical externship at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine (NYCPM). During this period, he completed rotations at Metropolitan Hospital and at the NYCPM academic clinic.
There, he further developed his clinical evaluation and case management skills across various disciplines, including orthopedics, dermatology, and internal medicine, as well as podiatric consultations in a hospital setting.
This U.S. hospital immersion strengthened his diagnostic abilities, interdisciplinary collaboration skills, and management of complex cases. His time at NYCPM was also enriched by professional collaborations and recommendations from Dr. Michael Rothstein and Dr. David George, DPM, recognizing his clinical competencies in research, hospital practice, and therapeutic management.
Dr. Tranchemontagne also completed a significant clinical rotation at the Centre hospitalier régional de Lanaudière (CHRDL) in Joliette under the supervision of Dr. Sébastien Hains, DPM. He worked in hemodialysis, pre-dialysis, and wound care departments.
This Quebec hospital experience provided him with advanced insight into the care of patients with complex medical conditions, including vascular risks, chronic wounds, and complications associated with systemic diseases. This clinical exposure now enhances his approach, particularly for at-risk patients where prevention, monitoring, and comprehensive management are essential.
Areas of Expertise
In his daily practice, Dr. Martin Tranchemontagne, podiatrist in Montreal, treats a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, including:
· Heel pain (plantar fasciitis, heel spur)
· Forefoot pain (metatarsalgia, overload conditions, neuroma)
· Running-related and sports injuries
· Biomechanical disorders affecting posture and gait
· Ingrown toenails and nail infections
· Corns, calluses, and plantar warts
· Diabetic foot care and prevention of complications
He places particular emphasis on diabetic foot assessment and preventive care, recognizing the critical role of early intervention and monitoring.
His clinical method is based on a structured and comprehensive evaluation combined with clear communication, ensuring each patient fully understands their condition and treatment objectives.
Depending on the diagnosis, Dr. Tranchemontagne may recommend:
· Professional podiatric treatments
· Footwear guidance
· Lifestyle adjustments
· Custom treatment plans tailored to the patient’s needs
His ultimate goal is to optimize foot function and support a safe, gradual return to comfortable daily activities.
Prevention and Community Involvement
Dr. Tranchemontagne is actively involved in health prevention and community education initiatives. He has participated in the P.I.E.D. Program (Integrated Dynamic Balance Program), a recognized fall-prevention initiative for seniors that includes gait analysis, safe footwear education, and mobility awareness.
He has also contributed to public health initiatives such as community health weeks at Costco, helping educate the public about foot care, pain prevention, and appropriate footwear selection.
At the community level, Dr. Martin Tranchemontagne, DPM, has been involved in local solidarity initiatives such as “Pied et Cœur au chaud,” a shoe collection and redistribution project supporting vulnerable individuals. This initiative was conducted in collaboration with the West Island Assistance Fund (FDOI), a community organization dedicated to combating food insecurity and supporting local families.
He has also participated in school-based interventions, including pediatric gait assessments, shoe evaluations, and education on proper footwear habits. These experiences reflect his strong commitment to prevention and his dedication to empowering the community with practical knowledge to maintain healthy feet.
A Commitment to Ongoing Excellence
Passionate about podiatric medicine and committed to providing current, effective care, Dr. Tranchemontagne continuously expands his knowledge and integrates best practices into his daily work.
He firmly believes that successful treatment relies not only on clinical intervention, but also on understanding the root cause of a condition and providing professional guidance tailored to each patient’s unique situation.
