Heel Pain
Definition
Heel pain is a common condition characterized by discomfort, soreness, or inflammation in the heel and surrounding structures. It can result from various causes, including plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis, stress fractures, or underlying medical conditions.
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Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation
We are committed to excellence in all areas of musculoskeletal care. Our physicians treat a variety of bone, joint, nerve, and muscle ailments across many orthopaedic specialties. Our physicians work in conjunction with primary care and specialty physicians to treat both common and complex musculoskeletal problems. We're here to help with all aspects of orthopedic care. Whether you are seeking treatment for a minor injury or a serious orthopedic concern, our skilled doctors are experienced in minimally invasive improvements, as well as procedures like joint reconstruction and replacement surgery to help you get moving again. Some of the more common conditions our specialists treat include: Spinal problems, including degenerative conditions, disk herniations, scoliosis, spinal stenosis, fractures, and tumors Shoulder problems, including rotator cuff disease, arthroscopic surgery, arthritis, joint replacement, fractures, and instability Elbow problems, including arthritis, fractures and dislocations, joint replacement, and instability Hand and wrist problems, including arthritis, fractures, arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement, and artery and nerve repairs Pelvis and hip problems, including arthritis, arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement, and fractures Knee problems, including ligament and meniscal tears, arthritis, arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement, and fractures Foot and ankle problems, including tendon and ligament repairs, fractures, arthritis, and joint replacement Pediatric problems, including congenital deformities and fractures Tumor and limb salvage surgeryFoot & Ankle Surgery
We specialize in full-service care of the foot and ankle, including a wide range of treatments in advanced reconstruction, post-traumatic injuries, and complex diabetic problems. Our surgeons provide multidisciplinary care, partnering with other specialists including radiology, anesthesiology, pediatrics, internal medicine, and vascular surgery. Our patients have access to the latest technological developments in foot and ankle surgery and treatment. Our surgeons are experts in treating patients with foot and ankle conditions, from minor injuries to advanced reconstruction. Our team offers the following specialized services: Fracture stabilization Fusion procedures Stabilization procedures Joint replacement proceduresPediatric Orthopaedics
We provide a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to managing the orthopaedic needs of children and teens, while at the same time attending to their social, emotional, and developmental needs. Ours is one of only two such programs in Connecticut. From diagnosis and treatment, to surgery and follow-up care, our team works with other pediatric specialty clinics to care for young patients with a wide spectrum of orthopaedic conditions, including: Bone deformity Cerebral palsy and other neuromuscular conditions Conditions specific to female athletes Disorders of the hip, including hip dysplasia Fractures, dislocations, and other musculoskeletal injuries Hand and arm disorders Femur fracture Foot and ankle disorders, including clubfoot Leg length discrepancy Scoliosis Overuse and traumatic injuries in the growing athlete Skeletal dysplasia