Foot & Ankle Pain Treatment
Proudly serving the Tempe, Mesa and Chandler communities.
Rather if your struggling to walk due to a sprained ankle or dealing with stiffness from ankle arthritis our staff has the tools to get you back in the game. Relax as our physical therapists massage away tight and sore muscles with experienced hands and improve your strength with exercises. Turn back the clock, break up scar tissue and improve range of motion with our highly trained sports medicine doctors.
- Proven Results: The majority of our patients experience a reduction in pain of 85% or more and noticeable increases in range of motion and improved posture.
- Fast Results: Our revolutionary program of Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy has you back to enjoying your life in HALF the time of traditional therapy.
- Covered by Medicare: Patients with Medicare and Secondary Insurance are can be covered with little to no Out of Pocket Expense
Food and Ankle Conditions We Treat
Ankle Sprains
Injuries can overstretch the ligaments and tendons of the ankle and cause instability and pain. Our clinicians use diagnostic ultrasound to identify damage and develop specific rehab plans to get you a full a speedy recovery.
Plantar Fasciitis
Injuries and damage to the fascia on the bottom of the foot can lead to chronic inflammation and pain. Many feel pinpoint pain at the base of the heel that is aggravated during exercise. Our therapists break up scar tissue and improve foot and ankle mechanics to get you lasting relief.
Ankle Arthritis
The cartilage in between the joints of the ankle can wear away over time forcing the bones to rub together. As the ankle loses its lubricating liquid, painful friction develops within the joint and swelling and stiffness occur. Range of motion becomes significantly limited and walking can become difficult. Our sports medicine physicians have tools to rehydrate and rejuvenate dry and arthritic joints and turn back the clock on your feet and ankles.
How We Treat Foot and Ankle Injuries
Treatments Include:
- Sports Medicine Injections
- Active Muscle Massage
- Physical Therapy Exercises
- Cupping and Dry Needling