At Mill Creek Podiatry and Orthotics, our goal is to offer you the highest quality of care. Early intervention, prompt diagnosis, preventative care and patient education are essential in your treatment. We take pride in providing you with a comfortable office experience. Our qualified staff is friendly and will ensure a timely, pleasant visit. Your healthy feet enable your ability to maintain an active, healthy lifestyle. We invite you to call our office to request an appointment.
Services
Shockwave Therapy
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Shockwave Therapy is a revolutionary new technology which provides non-surgical treatment for many conditions that historically could only be resolved through surgical intervention. Shockwave Therapy promotes healing of degenerated or injured tissue leading to reduced pain and an increase in joint function.
Custom Orthotics
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If you experience any of the following complaints, you may be a candidate for prescription custom foot orthotics. The term orthotics can refer to many different devices worn in a shoe. There are however two very different types of devices. The first is a nonprescription device, or arch support. The second is a functional device, which is by prescription only.
Achilles Tendonitis
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The Achilles tendon runs down the back of the leg and connects the calf muscle to the back of the heel. In can become inflamed due to overuse or inflexibility. Younger people tend to strain the Achilles just above the heel, whereas when people age the strain is felt higher up, closer to where the tendon connects to the calf.
Ankle Sprains
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Ankle sprains result in pain and swelling due to stretching or tearing of some of the ligaments surrounding the ankle. The outside of the ankle is the most common area of injury. As these tears heal, they form scar tissue, which sticks to normal tissue and causes inflammation and continued pain. Without appropriate treatment, ankle pain can persist for several months, or even years.
Athlete’s Foot
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Athlete's foot is caused by a fungal infection of the skin. It usually appears in between the toes or in the arch area of the foot, as this is where moisture is highest. Common signs and symptoms are redness, itchiness, burning and scaly skin. Fungus live on the outer layers of the skin, but persistent scratching can cause a break in the skin and lead to an infection that could spread within your body.
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