Plantar Fasciitis Pain!
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Dr. Chase Gardner uses both focused ( Piezo ) & Radial Shock Wave Therapy for treating Plantar Fasciitis Pain. This unique shock wave procedure & experience sets Dr. Gardner apart and gives you the optimal plantar fasciitis shock wave care. Dr. Gardner wants to work with podiatrist, Physical therapist & Athletic Trainer to assist in optimizing and healing the planter fasciitis pain.
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Plantar Fasciitis ( P.F.)Plantar Fasciitis is a sharp pain that starts at the heel and radiates along the bottom of the foot.
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Testimonials
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" I was able to get back to my hiking again and my brother who also suffers from Planter fasciitis pain couldn't believe I was hiking and climbing without pain so easily".
Justin B. Spring 2020 
" I like to run with my kids and stroller at the park, started to have pain in heel went to Physical therapist, podiatrist and the shoe store. I found shock wave therapy from my PT and it has been great. I'm back running and Dr. C gave me tips on how to avoid heel pain again, shock wave is awesome".
Mary P. Winter 2020 
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" Been completing in triathlons for years and started to have pain in my heel which was plantar fasciitis pain. I went to the Dr. Chase for shock wave therapy and after the first treatment I was getting relief. After all the treatments I'm back to running full time and competing again with minimal pain in my heel"
Lee G. Summer 2021 
"Like to run and hike with my kids up in the mountains. I was having really bad heel pain, Dr. C showed me cool excises that I can do to help get out of pain. Also the shock wave hurts but you can feel it deep on the heel and feel the difference after one treatment. After my 2 month follow up I'm well on my way back to hiking and running".
Bruce G. Summer 2022 |
Plantar Fasciitis Visits & Frequency
Treatment visits are close to 25-30 minutes (per foot or region) which makes shock wave therapy procedure quick and convenient. One shock wave treatment are needed every 3-14 days. Total treatments needed are 12 visits.
Plantar Fasciitis Results with Shock Wave
Many patients will report relief 1 to 3 days after treatment. These results will be more permanent 2-4 months after the last shock wave treatment. As shock wave is pressing the reset button on pain in the foot. By facilitating optimal healing by treating pain deep at the root cause of pain.
What will it Cost ?
Shock wave is not covered by Health Insurance and so Dr. Gardner has created competitive market rates that give you optimal care the for price you are paying. As shock wave care is not covered by health insurance. Many patients use HSA or Flex spending for care. Or pay using credit cards or debit cards for medical tax refund options.
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No Cost Initial Consultation with Dr. Gardner801-987-0335
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Chase Gardner ATC. DC. MSHAPI.
Is a licensed and accredited Doctor of Chiropractic Physician, Athletic Trainer (sports Medicine) & Masters In Human Anatomy and Physiology serving the greater Salt Lake City Utah area and Wasatch Front communities and is centered in Taylorsville, Utah.
Dr. Gardner's passion and interest in alternative healing methods started at a young age. Treatment options for his late Grandfather's chronic conditions often came with debilitating, intolerable side effects. His Grandfather's search for alternative treatment options lead him to exceptional Chiropractic care and nutritional supplementation. His Grandfather's example and success ultimately inspired Dr. Gardner to pursue an education in Health care and career in Chiropractic Care.
His experience in diagnosis and treatment in orthopedic injuries is comprehensive. He has provided sports medicine care for professional athletes and clinical rotations for the Football Team, Track & field, Swim & Dive Athletes at the University of Utah. As well as orthopedic care for local Salt Lake City high school athletic programs and Utah youth rugby events.
Dr. Gardner's passion for Shock Wave Therapy began during his clinical rotations at Chiropractic school in San Jose, CA. That is where he learned the value and promise of extracorporeal shock wave therapy for the diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of joint & muscles injuries. He has seen significant results from shock wave therapy in his own active lifestyle ( active in skiing, mountain biking & golf) and pursue in seeing remarkable benefits witnessed from numerous patients he has treated.
Is a licensed and accredited Doctor of Chiropractic Physician, Athletic Trainer (sports Medicine) & Masters In Human Anatomy and Physiology serving the greater Salt Lake City Utah area and Wasatch Front communities and is centered in Taylorsville, Utah.
Dr. Gardner's passion and interest in alternative healing methods started at a young age. Treatment options for his late Grandfather's chronic conditions often came with debilitating, intolerable side effects. His Grandfather's search for alternative treatment options lead him to exceptional Chiropractic care and nutritional supplementation. His Grandfather's example and success ultimately inspired Dr. Gardner to pursue an education in Health care and career in Chiropractic Care.
His experience in diagnosis and treatment in orthopedic injuries is comprehensive. He has provided sports medicine care for professional athletes and clinical rotations for the Football Team, Track & field, Swim & Dive Athletes at the University of Utah. As well as orthopedic care for local Salt Lake City high school athletic programs and Utah youth rugby events.
Dr. Gardner's passion for Shock Wave Therapy began during his clinical rotations at Chiropractic school in San Jose, CA. That is where he learned the value and promise of extracorporeal shock wave therapy for the diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of joint & muscles injuries. He has seen significant results from shock wave therapy in his own active lifestyle ( active in skiing, mountain biking & golf) and pursue in seeing remarkable benefits witnessed from numerous patients he has treated.
Unique Foot Exercises to optimize Healing
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The Problem: Scar Tissue & Decreased Blood Flow after injuries
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The Solution: Shock Wave Therapy
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Research about Shock Wave Therapy for Plantar Fasciitis
"...advantage of shockwave therapy, in returning patients with planter fasciitis to more function and pain free levels sooner". Am J Sports Med. 2008 Nov;36(11):2100-9.
...."Compared with placebo, ESWT significantly improved the success rate of reducing overall heel pain, reducing the (Pain) score(s) by 60% at the first step in the morning and during daily activities".
Am J Phys Med Rehabil. 2017 Aug;96(8):529-534.
"Nineteen trials with 1676 patients with plantar fasciitis plantar fasciitis were included... We recommend treating plantar fasciitis with RSW Radial Shock Wave Therapy.
Medicine (Baltimore). 2018 Oct;97(43):e12819.
" Three Shockwave sessions of treatment was equally effective as ten sessions of conventional physical therapy, providing faster immediate pain relief."
Greve JM et al. Clinics (Sao Paulo). 2009;64(2):97-103.
"Radial shock wave therapy is a good alternative choice for plantar fasciitis treatment because of its lower price and possible equal or better effectiveness than traditional focused shock wave". Chang KV et al. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2012;93(7):1259-68.
...."Compared with placebo, ESWT significantly improved the success rate of reducing overall heel pain, reducing the (Pain) score(s) by 60% at the first step in the morning and during daily activities".
Am J Phys Med Rehabil. 2017 Aug;96(8):529-534.
"Nineteen trials with 1676 patients with plantar fasciitis plantar fasciitis were included... We recommend treating plantar fasciitis with RSW Radial Shock Wave Therapy.
Medicine (Baltimore). 2018 Oct;97(43):e12819.
" Three Shockwave sessions of treatment was equally effective as ten sessions of conventional physical therapy, providing faster immediate pain relief."
Greve JM et al. Clinics (Sao Paulo). 2009;64(2):97-103.
"Radial shock wave therapy is a good alternative choice for plantar fasciitis treatment because of its lower price and possible equal or better effectiveness than traditional focused shock wave". Chang KV et al. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2012;93(7):1259-68.
