Do You Suffer From Heel Pain? Consider Custom Orthotics
Heel pain is the most common reason people seek podiatry treatment. Fortunately, a non-surgical treatment can provide relief: custom orthotics.
A Step Up Podiatry, LLC, is the top provider in Manalapan Township, New Jersey, for foot and ankle care. The supportive and friendly team treats all patients like family, which is why they consistently get top marks from everyone from the youngest children to the elderly patients. A Step Up Podiatry offers comprehensive foot and ankle care, starting with on-site diagnostics using digital X-rays, nerve testing, and vascular testing.
A Step Up Podiatry treats all foot and ankle conditions, including bunions, plantar warts, heel pain, ingrown toenails, toenail fungus, and more. The A Step Up Podiatry team uses state-of-the-art treatment solutions to ensure that patients can get back on their feet quickly and without pain. Treatment solutions are wide-ranging and can include platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, custom orthotics, diabetic shoes, custom braces, and surgery when needed.
The skilled A Step Up Podiatry team always treats patients with respect and care. They believe in a patient/ health care partnership, so they always ensure that patients get to ask questions and become informed about their treatment options. The A Step Up Podiatry team also works with patients to help them avoid injury and illness going forward through the fall prevention program and other customized solutions. A Step Up Podiatry is currently welcoming new patients.

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Heel pain is the most common reason people seek podiatry treatment. Fortunately, a non-surgical treatment can provide relief: custom orthotics.
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