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Plantar Fasciitis Treatment in Prineville, OR

Stabbing heel pain, especially with your first steps in the morning.

Plantar fasciitis is irritation of the thick band of tissue running along the bottom of your foot from the heel to the toes. It is one of the most common causes of heel pain.

Shockwave therapy is a highly effective, well-studied treatment for plantar fasciitis — particularly for heel pain that has lasted months despite stretching, rest, and new shoes.

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Common symptoms

  • Stabbing pain at the bottom of the heel
  • Pain with the first steps in the morning
  • Pain after standing or sitting for long periods
  • Pain that worsens after (not during) exercise
  • Tenderness along the arch

Common causes

  • Flat feet or high arches
  • Long hours standing on hard surfaces
  • Running and high-impact activity
  • Tight calf muscles
  • Unsupportive footwear
Our approach

How we treat Plantar Fasciitis

Shockwave therapy is applied directly to the plantar fascia to stimulate healing and reduce pain. We pair it with custom orthotics to correct foot mechanics, calf and foot stretches, and adjustments to the foot and ankle.

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FAQ

Plantar Fasciitis questions

Does shockwave therapy work for plantar fasciitis?

Yes. Shockwave therapy is a well-researched non-surgical treatment for plantar fasciitis and is often recommended when heel pain has lasted several months.

How many shockwave sessions does plantar fasciitis take?

Most patients need about 3–6 sessions spaced roughly a week apart, with many noticing less heel pain after the first few treatments.

Will custom orthotics help plantar fasciitis?

Custom orthotics support the arch and reduce strain on the plantar fascia, which helps the tissue heal and lowers the chance of the pain returning.

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Don’t wait for it to get worse.

Early treatment is the best way to prevent long-term symptoms — request an appointment today.