Foot & Ankle Dysfunction

The foot contains 26 bones; approximately 13% of the body's total. Connecting this set of bones to the lower leg is the ankle, a joint we rely on to provide stability (supporting our weight while standing) and mobility (allowing us to walk, run, and jump). Considering all that we ask of our feet and ankles, it is no surprise that this intricate structure is a common site for tears, strains, sprains, and fractures.

Common Diagnoses:

Achilles tendonitis
Ankle sprain & fracture
Arthritis
Bunionectomy & hammer toe rehabilitation
Diabetic & peripheral neuropathies
Flat feet / High arch
Foot & ankle fractures
Heel spurs
Knee patella femoral pain
Metatarsalgia
Peroneal tendon repair & tendonitis
Plantar fasciitis
Post- & pre-surgical rehabilitation
- Total ankle replacement
- tendon transfers
Posterior tibialis tendon repairs
Runners knee
Shin splints