Welcome to The Center for Morton’s Neuroma
We specialize in treating Morton’s neuroma and Plantar Fasciitis. We aim to cure your Morton’s neuroma or Plantar Fasciitis without surgery by using the most appropriate non-surgical procedure.
We believe we treat more Morton’s neuroma and Plantar Fasciitis patients than any other place in the country. We are the only center that we know of to provide such a wide spectrum of treatments for Morton’s neuroma so we can offer you the most appropriate non-surgical procedure to cure your Morton’s neuroma or Plantar Fasciitis. The services we provide range from simple medication to ultrasound guided ablation procedures to if necessary, surgery as a last resort. Click here to see a list of the non-surgical Morton’s neuroma procedures we offer.
Even if you’ve had Morton’s neuroma surgery and still have pain, we can treat you so you can get on with your life! (About 30% of our new patients are folks who have had Morton’s neuroma surgery and still have pain.)
Under the leadership of Janet D. Pearl, M.D., M.Sc. who’s had over 20 years of experience in doing our procedures, we offer a number of non-surgical treatment options so we develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your medical needs. We are a specialized center that works together with Complete Pain Care to treat Morton’s neuroma (and Plantar Fasciitis.)
We are passionate about treating Morton’s neuroma and Plantar Fasciitis – to get you back on track quickly, without surgery.
Don’t let your Morton’s neuroma get you down
If you or someone you care about is suffering from Morton’s neuroma for longer than one month, or if your pain is so severe that you are having difficulty walking, running or just functioning, it’s time to seek professional help from a clinic that specializes in treating Morton’s neuroma that can provide a wide range of treatment options. Often, Morton’s neuroma creates a vicious cycle. It can cause changes in your posture, mood and activity level. Because movement is painful, you might start to avoid exercise and routine activities. This inactivity and avoidance of weight bearing on your affected foot leads to poor posture, weakening the muscles supporting your foot and ankle resulting in worse posture and continued foot problems – not to mention giving up on the activities you enjoy.
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What is Morton’s neuroma?
If you’ve ever had the feeling of walking around with a rock in your shoe, then you might understand the first symptoms of Morton’s neuroma. Often, this condition causes you to feel as if a rock is stuck in your shoe, your sock is bunched up, or something is poking you in the ball of the foot.
Although the word neuroma can sometimes conjure up images of cancer, it is not a cancerous tumor. Instead, it is a thickening of the tissue surrounding a nerve that serves the upper foot and toes. In general, Morton’s neuroma does not indicate any serious pathology of the foot, and it is common and treatable. For more information on Morton’s neuroma see: What is it.
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We’ll find the right treatment for you
We will develop a complete multi-disciplinary treatment plan to best treat your Morton’s neuroma (or Plantar Fasciitis.) We do not have a cookie approach. Our philosophy is to treat your Morton’s neuroma with the most appropriate non-surgical treatment for you and only resort to surgery as a very last option.
Any surgery carries certain risks and so we offer a broad range of ultrasound guided procedures, which we can exhaust before recommending surgery. However we will recommend surgery if all non-surgical approaches have been exhausted or are inappropriate.
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Latest News
Matt’s Morton’s Neuroma Testimonial
Matt was a patient here at The Center for Morton’s Neuroma and was treated for his neuroma 3 years ago. Read his update here.
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Jeff’s testimonial after his cryoablation
Jeff had a Morton’s neuroma which was so bad he couldn’t wear shoes and could only wear flip flops. Now after ultrasound guided cryoablation he is back to working driving and working out.
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Dr Tom talks about his Morton’s neuroma before and after treatment at our center
Dr Tom talks about his Morton’s neuroma before and after treatment at our center. This is the short testimonial after his treatment.
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Does forefoot width influence the development of Morton’s Neuroma
It has been suggested that Morton’s neuroma represents an entrapment neuropathy in the tunnel formed by the Deep Transverse Metatarsal Ligament and the two metatarsals, and that during both the mid- stance and heel-off stages of walking, the interdigital nerve is pulled and compressed by the ligament.
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Custom Orthotics
It has taken us over 4 years to find the custom orthotic that we believe is the best. We have tried so many orthotics and so many custom orthotics and we are proud of now being able to offer our patients what we believe is the best.
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Overcrowded Toes: A Common Source of Foot Pain and Disorders
Overcrowded toes can result in a variety of foot diseases and structural foot disabilities. What causes overcrowded toes? What are the problems related to overcrowded toes.
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