More About Dr Cohen

For more than four decades, Dr. Lee S. Cohen has been a trusted leader in foot, ankle, and sports medicine, helping over 25,000 patients—from elite athletes to active individuals—overcome pain, restore function, and return to the activities they love. With a career built on clinical excellence and a deep understanding of human movement, Dr. Cohen is widely recognized as one of the region’s most respected podiatric specialists.

Dr. Cohen earned his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Podiatric Medicine and completed his surgical residency at University of Pittsburgh Presbyterian Hospital. He is a Board-Certified Foot and Ankle Surgeon and a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, reflecting his commitment to the highest standards of patient care.

A recognized authority in sports medicine, Dr. Cohen has served as the Podiatric Consultant to the Philadelphia Eagles for more than 38 years and has worked closely with athletes and medical staffs across professional and collegiate sports. His consulting experience includes partnerships with programs at Villanova University, Princeton University, West Chester University, Temple University, as well as professional organizations including the Philadelphia Flyers, Philadelphia 76ers, and Philadelphia Wings.

As a Clinical Advisor to Advanced Multisport Design, Dr. Cohen works alongside Tracy to provide an elevated level of movement and performance care. His extensive expertise in foot mechanics, lower-extremity function, and sports medicine helps support AMD’s advanced gait analysis process, ensuring that movement patterns are evaluated from both a performance and biomechanical perspective.

Dr. Cohen also collaborates with Tracy in the development and prescription of custom orthotic solutions. By combining Tracy’s movement analysis and neuromuscular approach with Dr. Cohen’s decades of podiatric expertise, clients receive highly individualized insoles designed to improve movement efficiency, reduce unnecessary stress on the body, and support long-term performance, recovery, and injury prevention.

Together, their shared philosophy centers on identifying the root cause of movement dysfunction rather than simply managing symptoms—helping athletes and active individuals move better, perform better, and stay healthier for the long term.