Condition
Flat Feet
A condition in which the arch of the foot is low or absent, which may cause foot or leg pain in some people.
Also called: fallen arches, pes planus, overpronation
Who Can Help with Flat Feet?
- Podiatrists
A doctor who diagnoses and treats foot and ankle problems, including heel pain, bunions, diabetic foot care and foot surgery.
- Orthotists
A professional who designs and fits braces, shoe inserts and other supports for the body.
- Orthopedic Surgeons
A surgeon who treats bones, joints, ligaments and muscles, including fractures, arthritis and joint replacement.
- Physical Therapists
A licensed therapist who helps people recover strength, movement and function after injury, surgery or illness through exercise and hands-on care.
Where Practices List Flat Feet
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Oklahoma City, OK (120)
- Princeton, NJ (111)
- Livonia, MI (109)
- Charlotte, NC (87)
- Las Vegas, NV (75)
- Brooklyn, NY (67)
- Tampa, FL (65)
- Jupiter, FL (63)
- Rockville Centre, NY (48)
- Plano, TX (47)
- New York, NY (46)
- Wayne, NJ (41)
- Clifton Park, NY (39)
- Mamaroneck, NY (36)
- Jacksonville, FL (34)
- Windsor, CO (28)
- Houston, TX (26)
- Fort Myers, FL (24)
- Chesterfield, MO (20)
- Scottsdale, AZ (20)
- Wilmington, NC (20)
- Bowie, MD (17)
- Canton, MI (17)
- Louisville, KY (17)
- Warren, MI (16)
- Gastonia, NC (15)
- Littleton, CO (15)
- Portland, OR (15)
- Brigham City, UT (14)
- Chicago, IL (14)
- Kalamazoo, MI (14)
- Bryn Mawr, PA (13)
- Phoenix, AZ (13)
- Fort Collins, CO (12)
- Boise, ID (11)
- Los Angeles, CA (11)
- Miami, FL (11)
- Providence, RI (11)
- Jersey City, NJ (10)
- Manalapan, NJ (10)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about flat feet and what is right for you.