JAWSpodiatry, one of South Florida’s premier podiatric health practices, is proud to build on its tradition of exceptional care and expand our ability to serve patients by announcing the opening of the new Advanced Heel Pain Centers of South Florida.
The first specialty care center in the region to focus exclusively on treating heel pain and its underlying conditions, the Advanced Heel Pain Centers offer patients the most advanced treatment options available. Using the latest state-of-the-art technology and leveraging the experience, knowledge, and skills of our exceptional podiatrists, we bring relief, increased mobility, and a better quality of life to those struggling with heel pain, discomfort, and other problems.
Providing advanced examinations and diagnostic testing in our comfortable and welcoming facility, our dedicated team of foot and ankle specialists will conduct a comprehensive consultation and diagnostic evaluation that identifies the source of your problems. We also take the time to understand the challenges you face, the concerns you have, and your goals for treatment.
Working closely with you, we will then develop an approach that offers optimal results without invasive surgery whenever possible. Our holistic approach to heel pain is designed around delivering an individualized treatment plan tailored to each patient.
Over the past decade, the options for treating heel pain without surgery have expanded exponentially. Even surgical techniques have become less invasive while still effectively repairing damage and relieving pain. The experts at the Advanced Heel Pain Centers of South Florida have integrated these cutting-edge treatments into our practice with great success, allowing us to offer the very best solutions for our patients.
Some of the advanced heel pain treatment options we provide include:
- Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
- Adipose (fat-derived) / BMAC (Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate) Stem Cell Injection Therapy
- Amniotic Therapy
- Ozone Therapy
- Minor Ozonated Auto-hemotherapy
- Low /High-Level Shockwave Therapy
- Percutaneous Micro-tenotomy (deep needling)
- Percutaneous Plantar Fasciotomy
- Prolotherapy
- Traumeel Therapy
- Botox Therapy
If you have made other efforts or sought other treatments for your heel pain and have yet to resolve the issue or reduce your pain, we welcome the opportunity to help. As leaders in the field of podiatric medicine and surgery, our physicians take pride in offering their patients advanced options that are non-invasive or minimally invasive to help cure heel pain.
Get Rid of Heel Pain. Call the Advanced Heel Pain Centers of South Florida Today.
At the Advanced Heel Pain Centers of South Florida, we are experts in the care and treatment of heel problems. You shouldn’t have to live with heel pain – and you don’t have to. Please call us today at (954) 922-7333 or contact us online to schedule a consultation.
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