Get back on your feet and make every step feel steady again.
Foot and ankle pain is not something you just have to live with. Our team finds out why your foot or ankle hurts, treats the source, and rebuilds the strength and balance you need to walk, stand, and play with confidence.
Your feet take the load of every step, so small problems can build quickly. How many of these sound familiar?
Recognize two or more? An evaluation can pinpoint what is going on and what your foot or ankle needs to recover.
Foot and ankle pain can come from an injury, overuse, or long-term wear. Knowing which one you have shapes your treatment.
Your plan uses the specialties that fit your injury. Every provider works under one roof, so your care is coordinated from day one.
Physical TherapyManual therapy, balance training, and foot, ankle, and calf strengthening. Where appropriate, shockwave or deep tissue laser therapy may be added for tendon and soft tissue pain.About physical therapy
Chiropractic CareDr. Phil Ragone, DC, uses joint mobilization to free up a stiff ankle or foot so you can walk more normally and take strain off painful tissues.About chiropractic care
AcupunctureAcupuncture with Kathleen Marsh, L.Ac, can help ease foot and ankle pain and tension in the calf, and it pairs well with your exercise program.About acupunctureWe ask when your pain started and what makes it worse. Then we check your foot and ankle motion, strength, and balance, and watch how you walk.
Your providers choose the mix of physical therapy, chiropractic care, and acupuncture that fits your cause, and set goals like longer walks, a full work shift, or running again.
Treatment in the clinic, plus simple foot and calf exercises and footwear tips so you can keep building strength between visits.
Still have a question? Call us and a member of our team will help.
Book an evaluation if your pain lasts more than a few weeks, keeps you from normal activities, or comes with swelling or trouble putting weight on your foot.
Many sprains feel better on their own, but the ankle can stay weak or unsteady. Therapy focuses on balance and strength so you are less likely to roll the same ankle again.
Mild pain often improves with rest, ice, and supportive shoes. If it keeps coming back or is not improving after a couple of weeks, an evaluation can find out why.
They can. Worn-out or unsupportive shoes can add strain to your feet and ankles. Bring the shoes you wear most to your first visit so we can take a look.
Yes. We accept most major plans, including Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare, and we verify your benefits before your first visit. Call (908) 282-3737 and we will check your coverage.
Tell us about your foot or ankle pain and we will help you find the cause. Same-week appointments are available.
