Heel Pain Treatment in Duluth, GA

Heel Pain Relief Specialists

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What Causes Heel Pain?

Heel pain is one of the most frequent foot complaints and can be caused by several conditions, including:

  • Plantar Fasciitis (pain under the heel)

  • Achilles Tendonitis (pain at the back of the heel)

  • Heel Spurs

  • Bursitis

  • Poor arch support or improper footwear

The pain may start as mild discomfort and progress to sharp, stabbing sensations that affect your ability to walk, stand, or stay active.

Common Symptoms

  • Pain under or behind the heel, especially in the morning

  • Increased pain after walking or standing long periods

  • Swelling or stiffness around the heel

  • Tenderness to the touch


Who’s at Risk?

  • People who walk or stand for long hours

  • Athletes or runners

  • Individuals with flat feet or high arches

  • People who are overweight

  • Those wearing worn-out or unsupportive shoes


Our Heel Pain Treatment Approach

At Sunnywell, we don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach. Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual’s foot shape, pain location, and lifestyle.

  1. Gait & Pressure Mapping – Helps locate pressure overload and biomechanical issues.

  2. Custom Orthotics – Distribute pressure evenly and reduce strain on the heel.

  3. FootBalance 3D-Molded Insoles – Made while you wait for precise fit and comfort.

  4. Heel Cups & Cushioned Pads – Help protect sensitive tissue during daily activities.

  5. Supportive Shoes & Footwear Guidance – Get fitted with shoes that align and support your heel and arch.


Medicare-Covered Options

We accept Medicare and may be able to provide therapeutic shoes or inserts at little or no cost to qualified patients.


FAQs

Is heel pain always plantar fasciitis? Not always. It could be caused by multiple conditions. Our diagnostic tools help pinpoint the exact cause.

How long does it take to feel better? Most patients feel significant improvement within a few weeks of consistent support and treatment.

Do I need expensive shoes? Not necessarily — we help you find supportive, therapeutic shoes that work within your budget.