Heel pain can be sharp, stubborn, and surprisingly disruptive. If you're feeling it first thing in the morning or after long days on your feet, you might be dealing with plantar fasciitis — one of the most common causes of heel pain. At Dr. Maddy Walkner’s practice, we go beyond temporary relief to fix the way your foot moves and supports you, so the pain doesn’t keep coming back.
Plantar Fasciitis: Inflammation of the thick band of tissue along the bottom of the foot — often felt as stabbing pain in the heel, especially with your first steps of the day.
Heel Spurs: Bony growths that develop due to stress and inflammation.
Tendonitis: Irritation of the Achilles tendon or surrounding soft tissue.
Flat feet or poor foot mechanics: Can strain the heel and plantar fascia.
Overuse or improper footwear: Especially common in runners and people who stand for long periods.
Heel pain can be sharp, stubborn, and surprisingly disruptive. If you're feeling it first thing in the morning or after long days on your feet, you might be dealing with plantar fasciitis — one of the most common causes of heel pain. At Dr. Maddy Walkner’s practice, we go beyond temporary relief to fix the way your foot moves and supports you, so the pain doesn’t keep coming back.
Plantar Fasciitis: Inflammation of the thick band of tissue along the bottom of the foot — often felt as stabbing pain in the heel, especially with your first steps of the day.
Heel Spurs: Bony growths that develop due to stress and inflammation.
Tendonitis: Irritation of the Achilles tendon or surrounding soft tissue.
Flat feet or poor foot mechanics: Can strain the heel and plantar fascia.
Overuse or improper footwear: Especially common in runners and people who stand for long periods.
Custom orthotics to reduce pressure and improve alignment
Stretching and strengthening of the foot, calf, and fascia
Manual therapy and targeted soft tissue work
Taping or night splints to support healing
Shockwave or laser therapy for chronic or stubborn cases
Custom orthotics to reduce pressure and improve alignment
Stretching and strengthening of the foot, calf, and fascia
Manual therapy and targeted soft tissue work
Taping or night splints to support healing
Shockwave or laser therapy for chronic or stubborn cases
Heel pain doesn’t have to become your “normal.” With a personalized plan built around your lifestyle, Dr. Maddy helps you recover comfort, strength, and confidence with every step.
Heel pain doesn’t have to become your “normal.” With a personalized plan built around
our lifestyle, Dr. Maddy helps you recover comfort, strength, and confidence with every step.