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    The Good Feet Store

    The Good Feet Store

    3.0
    (4 reviews)
    7.9 km

    For the last two weeks, I have been absolutely miserable with leg pain. I could barely walk or put…read moreweight on my leg without feeling like it was going to break in half. I already have arthritis and knee issues, but I also have plantar fasciitis and had ankle surgery. I knew my feet (my "wheels") weren't aligned correctly, and when your wheels are off, your knees, hips, and back pay the price. I kept seeing commercials for the Good Feet Store and honestly thought, "There's no way those testimonials are real." I figured they were just paid advertisements. But after two weeks of severe pain, I woke up Monday morning feeling like I needed to do something, so I made an appointment online for Tuesday at the Montgomeryville location. When I arrived, I was literally hobbling in on my tiptoes. My pain level was easily a 20 out of 10. Kelly was the specialist who worked with me, and she was amazing. There was absolutely no pressure to buy anything. She took the time to explain everything and answer all of my questions. We did: * A foot scan and measurements * Pressure point analysis * Shoe sizing * A review of how my feet compared to an ideal alignment She explained that our feet are partners, not twins, and that each foot needs different support. We reviewed my lack of alignment, foot structure, and how it was affecting my knees and gait. The entire process took a little under two hours because she was thorough and patient. I took notes, asked questions, and she never made me feel rushed. After the evaluation, she brought out the arch support system. They have hundreds of insert combinations designed for different needs. She explained the strengthening, maintaining, and relaxing supports and gave me a wear schedule to gradually adjust my feet and body. The supports came with a limited lifetime warranty (except for damage such as a dog chewing them), care instructions, videos through a QR code, and financing options through CareCredit. they offer financing through CareCredit: they have three pricing levels starting at 2600 and down to $1900. I took the $1900 deferred interest plan where if you pay within 12 months, you don't get any interest. I think that's a great plan and you get a lifetime you get free inserts you get Velcro and things like that . For me, it was worth EVERY PENNY. If cost is a concern, ask for it as a birthday gift, holiday gift. Your mobility and quality of life are priceless. Now here's the part that shocked me. The moment I put the supports in my shoes, I felt different. I walked around the store and instantly felt better. My feet felt aligned. My posture changed. My gait changed. The pain that had me limping into the store was dramatically reduced. I walked into the store limping. I power walked out!! No, this isn't going to cure my arthritis. But what it did was get my feet aligned properly so my knees, hips, and back aren't compensating for bad mechanics. For me, it was life-changing. If you've been dealing with foot pain, plantar fasciitis, knee pain, hip pain, back pain, or feel like your body is out of alignment, I highly recommend getting evaluated. My experience at the Montgomeryville Good Feet Store was excellent, and Kelly was truly a blessing. After two weeks of pain, I finally felt hope again. And it almost bought me the tears. If you've ever been to the Good Feet Store, I'd love to hear about your experience.

    First time visiting this business and Kelly was amazing. She was extremely knowledgeable,…read moreprofessional, and helpful. She was very busy on a Sunday and I had no appointment but helped me as soon as possible. Kelly was patient and efficiently addressed my situation. My foot is finally feeling much better. Highly recommend.

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    Happy Chiropractic & Wellness Center

    Happy Chiropractic & Wellness Center

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    2.9 km

    I had never been to a chiropractor before, but I found this place and made my first appointment…read morelast week. I was nervous, all I've ever seen are the scary neck cracking videos. The woman at the desk was so sweet and checked my temperature when I got in, had me put on hand sanitizer and then gave me gloves to wear throughout the visit. It was so nice to know they were taking precautions for COVID safety. I filled out an easy form and was brought back to meet Dr. Park. This man, is hilarious. I told him about all the pain I'm experiencing in my feet, hip, shoulder and lower back. I was still skeptical that anything he'd be able to do would help. After he assessed my posture and had me bend over to see how far I could reach, he had me lay down and began to press into me pretty hard, and then he did the neck cracking, some other cracking, a lot more of pressing into me (it's not a pleasant feeling) and then a very (ticklish) massage gun all over my back and the backs of my legs. When I was finished, he tilted my head back and I could see more of the ceiling. Huh!? I stood up and he asked me to bend over again. I touched my toes! HUH!? I was breathing deeper and walking straighter, I couldn't believe the sorcery! Not to mention, I had the BEST sleep of my life that night! I thought I could wait to return for another 2 weeks, but I said "screw it" and returned this week to see if he could fix my foot pain with the custom orthodics he's created. He put them into my shoes and it was the first time I'd walked on my feet in years without feeling pain. I am so grateful to Dr. Park and Happy Chiropractic for fixing my pain and working with me to feel better! I am SO HAPPY now!

    I am 27 weeks pregnant and this is my first time at a chiropractor dr jun s park is amazing!!! I…read morefeel Better then when i walked in i will be seeing him every week

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    MedEast

    MedEast

    2.5
    (2 reviews)
    6.7 km

    I thought my c-section avoided the potential for baby head shape issues. Turns out, there are other…read morefactors that can misshape my kid's head! "Flathead" (plagiocephaly) was on my radar from my general baby research, & of course, middle-of-the-night Mommy Google panic, about a million possible things wrong. At 4mos my son graduated from his basinet (harder surface) to a cushy crib mattress. Around that time, my son's head got a little flat in back, so I mentioned it to our doctor. He didn't feel it was an issue. We later had a scare requiring Urgent Care, & the NP randomly asked if we were going to get a helmet for the flathead; then I was concerned. Finally, our doc sent us for X-rays to rule out craniosynostosis, etc. It was frustrating to watch this happen to my little boy, b/c it's not like he was ever left for long periods awake in his crib without me, nor otherwise neglected. I exhaust myself daily making him as active as possible, always in my arms, in his ExerSaucer, sitting & playing, & now, crawling. If anything, he takes shorter naps than averages in parenting articles, or forum chatter. Still, this condition unfolded. We saw a specialist (at CHoP), but were not given any clear direction about where to fill the helmet script. CHoP told us to ask our insurance. Our insurance dragged their heels for 2 weeks only to come up with a place that did everything but helmets. Finally, I asked our storytime librarian, whose son had gone through it. She recommended MedEast. THAT SAME DAY MedEast obtained approval from our insurance, collected all our paperwork, & scheduled us for a consult. They picked up the slack of time we'd lost, & even got us in for a SUNDAY appointment, Easter, no less! They are located in a business complex, not a medical facility, which was weird b/c all these patients were there on Easter Sunday in an otherwise vacant business park. But, the building is clean, safe, & as aesthetically pleasing as expected for corporate centers. MedEast is a quick elevator ride to the third floor. Their waiting room is welcoming for kids, with success photos of babies in helmets (cranial bands) on the walls, & artist-painted bands in various styles, lining the windowsills. We met with Allison, who is cheerful, & interacted well with our son (he smiled a lot). She listened to our version of events, & had a lot of helpful insight into what transpired. My son was a few days overdue; Allison explained that his size, & extra time in utero caused him to get cramped up, giving him neck strain/stiffness (torticollis). We explained our son's 4mo growth spurt out of the bassinet, thinking it was the switch to crib mattress, which caused the problem. Allison's maintained her torticollis theory, dismissing the mattress, to say that when he was an infant & didn't move much, there wasn't an issue, but when he hit the 4mo spurt, the rapid growth, combined with restricted movement, caused him to not move his head evenly in bed, creating a flat spot in reaction to the restriction. This explained things pretty clearly for us. In my generation, parents were told to put babies to bed on their stomachs, but the "Back to Sleep" movement flipped that over, as a means to combat SIDS. I've come to learn all the political belief systems surrounding how/where a baby should sleep, feed, dress, etc. & if you're neutral like me, it's all just an ongoing debate. Some feel correction isn't needed for the flathead, that it will resolve itself, but would you want to take that chance on a baby? Another piece Allison added, was about breastfeeding. She asked if my LC detected any neck stiffness? No (nor a heads up). The torticollis was slight enough that this hovering mama didn't detect it (but alas, enough to have created an issue). Allison asked if my son favored one side? He did at 4mos, but soon after weaned himself. I didn't understand why, & continued to pump 2mo more, to give him antibodies until maturity of his own immune sys. Allison explained that, again, the stiffness became an issue when he began to move more at that time, & created discomfort enough to make him stop feeding. I was frustrated to hear this. Allison said most LCs don't know about the issue, & don't offer help. Allison scanned our son's head to create the custom helmet. We returned a little over a week later for a fitting, & he wore it home. Allison said we can expect at least 3mos (23h/day) in the helmet for desired results. Insurance differs for all, but to give an idea, we have a major name insurance plan & our co-pay for the helmet was $375. Our portion of specialist visit was $412, plus co-pays for phys therapy + x-ray. If you want an artist to paint the helmet, that's another fee. I take one star off just b/c there was a bit of a wait both times, making the visits over an hour each. I know they work very hard to give stellar human experiences, & they do, I just wish more staff were available to process things faster (babies get fussy easily).

    This was not the location I visited 4 times, I went to Bethlehem Township off of Emrick Blvd…read more I was crystal clear that though I don't walk on the pinkie toe side of my right foot while barefoot, with my custom shoe, that's all I could do. They shipped the shoe back to NYC to put a wedge in the sole and contour the sole so I don't/can't roll my ankle. The initial construction of my pair of shoes took 2 months. The fixing of one shoe took three additional months! Well, they put the wedge on the wrong side making my problem even worse. The lady I dealt with, Maureen didn't get back to me by either phone or email. I had to really hunt her down for answers. Though each time I visited, I was the only patient there. I've taken the shoe to a competitor, and though he shouldn't be fixing another's mistakes, he kindly is. They gave me a three week timeframe, and I have a feeling they will meet it, and the shoe will finally be right. Lastly, the sole was never contoured. It was more than clear by looking at the tread. I waited over a week to write this review and cool off. I'm still livid, but no longer swearing up a blue-streak. Save yourself and go elsewhere. Biggest waste of nearly 6 months in order to finally walk properly! If I didn't have to select one star, this would be a zero star review.

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    Dr. N. Mitlyansky - chiropractors - Updated August 2026

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