Back Pain, Achilles Tendon Pain, and Plantar Fasciitis
Varies
"Reports all three conditions were successfully addressed through chiropractic care."
23
Verified Outcomes
95%
Avg Improvement
Plantar Fasciitis
Condition Treated
Indian Trail Chiropractic & Rehab has 23 verified patient outcomes documented on ChiropracticResults.com for plantar fasciitis, averaging 95% measured improvement. Each outcome is provider-verified with metric change, treatment protocol, and timeframe — not patient testimonials. Located in Indian Trail, NC, the clinic can be reached at 7048213222. Compare the verified results below before booking.
Each outcome below represents a verified patient result from Indian Trail Chiropractic & Rehab specifically for Plantar Fasciitis. These are real measurements, not testimonials.
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"Reports all three conditions were successfully addressed through chiropractic care."
"Initial presentation: 6/10 chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain in a male (age 30-34). Onset 8 weeks prior to intake. Diagnostic findings: plantar fasciitis. Treatment combined Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy over 7 weeks. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Final symptom score: 0.5/10 (a 92% reduction). Activity restoration: resumed walking the dog without limping."
"Chief complaint: chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain, 7.5/10 at intake. Clinical picture consistent with plantar fasciitis. Female (age 50-54) completed 7 weeks of care including Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to her response. Discharge symptom score: 0.5/10 (93% improvement). Outcome: returned to standing-position work without arch pain."
"Female (age 35-39) presented with acute right-sided plantar/heel pain (2 weeks duration). Clinical findings supported plantar fasciitis. Initial pain 6.5/10. After 6 weeks of Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy, pain reduced to 0.5/10 (92% improvement). Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to her response. Outcome: returned to running 5+ miles pain-free."
"Patient: female (age 45-49). Entered care with chronic left-sided plantar/heel pain of 4 months duration. Working diagnoses included plantar fasciitis. Initial symptom score 7/10. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to her response. Treatment plan: Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. By the end of the 5-week plan, pain dropped to 0.5/10 (93% reduction). Functional outcome: returned to gym training including jumping and plyometrics."
"Female (age 45-49) entered care with persistent chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain of 3 months duration, rated 7/10. Workup pointed to plantar fasciitis. The 6-week plan integrated Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Shockwave therapy was added to accelerate tissue response. Pain resolved to 0.5/10 (93% improvement) by discharge. She now reports: able to take first morning steps without heel pain."
"Chief complaint: chronic left-sided plantar/heel pain, 6/10 at intake. Clinical picture consistent with plantar fasciitis. Male (age 40-44) completed 7 weeks of care including Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Discharge symptom score: 0/10 (100% improvement). Outcome: resumed walking the dog without limping."
"Initial presentation: 8/10 acute right-sided plantar/heel pain in a female (age 40-44). Onset 2 weeks prior to intake. Diagnostic findings: plantar fasciitis. Treatment combined Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), and Erchonia low-level laser therapy over 9 weeks. Active Release Technique was incorporated to address soft-tissue restriction. Final symptom score: 0.5/10 (a 94% reduction). Activity restoration: returned to recreational hiking and trail walking."
"Initial presentation: 9/10 acute right-sided plantar/heel pain in a male (age 45-49). Onset 4 days prior to intake. Diagnostic findings: plantar fasciitis. Treatment combined Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy over 6 weeks. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Final symptom score: 0.5/10 (a 94% reduction). Activity restoration: returned to running 5+ miles pain-free."
"Female (age 40-44) entered care with persistent chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain of 3 months duration, rated 7.5/10. Workup pointed to plantar fasciitis. The 5-week plan integrated Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Shockwave therapy was added to accelerate tissue response. Pain resolved to 0/10 (100% improvement) by discharge. She now reports: able to stand on hardwood floors throughout the workday."
"Chief complaint: chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain, 7/10 at intake. Clinical picture consistent with plantar fasciitis. Male (age 15-19) completed 4 weeks of care including Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Discharge symptom score: 0.5/10 (93% improvement). Outcome: returned to recreational hiking and trail walking."
"Male (age 15-19) entered care with persistent acute right-sided plantar/heel pain of 6 days duration, rated 8/10. Workup pointed to plantar fasciitis. The 7-week plan integrated Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Shockwave therapy was added to accelerate tissue response. Pain resolved to 0/10 (100% improvement) by discharge. He now reports: resumed walking the dog without limping."
"Male (age 60-64) entered care with persistent chronic left-sided plantar/heel pain of 8 weeks duration, rated 7/10. Workup pointed to plantar fasciitis. The 6-week plan integrated Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Pain resolved to 0.5/10 (93% improvement) by discharge. He now reports: able to take first morning steps without heel pain."
"Initial presentation: 10/10 chronic left-sided plantar/heel pain in a male (age 25-29). Onset 3 months prior to intake. Diagnostic findings: plantar fasciitis. Treatment combined Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy over 5 weeks. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Final symptom score: 0.5/10 (a 95% reduction). Activity restoration: resumed pickleball and tennis without foot pain."
"Male (age 30-34) presented with chronic left-sided plantar/heel pain (4 months duration). Clinical findings supported plantar fasciitis. Initial pain 9/10. After 5 weeks of Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy, pain reduced to 0.5/10 (94% improvement). Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Outcome: able to stand on hardwood floors throughout the workday."
"Initial presentation: 9/10 chronic left-sided plantar/heel pain in a female (age 50-54). Onset 4 months prior to intake. Diagnostic findings: plantar fasciitis. Treatment combined Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy over 5 weeks. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to her response. Final symptom score: 0.5/10 (a 94% reduction). Activity restoration: resumed walking the dog without limping."
"Male (age 40-44) entered care with persistent chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain of 3 months duration, rated 8.5/10. Workup pointed to plantar fasciitis. The 6-week plan integrated Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Pain resolved to 0.5/10 (94% improvement) by discharge. He now reports: able to stand on hardwood floors throughout the workday."
"Male (age 60-64) presented with acute left-sided plantar/heel pain (10 days duration). Clinical findings supported plantar fasciitis. Initial pain 7/10. After 5 weeks of Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy, pain reduced to 0.5/10 (93% improvement). Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Outcome: resumed walking the dog without limping."
"Initial presentation: 5.5/10 chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain in a male (age 30-34). Onset 3 months prior to intake. Diagnostic findings: plantar fasciitis. Treatment combined Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy over 6 weeks. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Final symptom score: 0/10 (a 100% reduction). Activity restoration: able to stand on hardwood floors throughout the workday."
"Male (age 50-54) presented with chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain (6 months duration). Clinical findings supported plantar fasciitis. Initial pain 5/10. After 5 weeks of Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy, pain reduced to 0.5/10 (90% improvement). Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Outcome: returned to gym training including jumping and plyometrics."
"Female (age 35-39) entered care with persistent chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain of 4 months duration, rated 7.5/10. Workup pointed to plantar fasciitis. The 6-week plan integrated Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to her response. Pain resolved to 0/10 (100% improvement) by discharge. She now reports: able to stand on hardwood floors throughout the workday."
"Male (age 50-54) entered care with persistent chronic right-sided plantar/heel pain of 3 months duration, rated 7/10. Workup pointed to plantar fasciitis. The 6-week plan integrated Chiropractic adjustment, Extremity adjustment, Electrical muscle stimulation (e-stim), Therapeutic exercise, Active Release Technique (ART), Erchonia low-level laser therapy, and Shockwave therapy. Combined Active Release Technique and shockwave therapy were central to his response. Pain resolved to 0.5/10 (93% improvement) by discharge. He now reports: resumed walking the dog without limping."
Beyond Plantar Fasciitis, Indian Trail Chiropractic & Rehab has verified outcomes for these conditions: